in a 2-0 win versus Florida Atlantic!

A no hitter versus anybody is a great accomplishment! Nice to see the ladies playing well.
Kentucky later today and with our #2 going it will be tough but let’s play the game and see what happens.....

complete game. Too bad there is no one to back her up. If only one of those 3 pitchers who left was still on the team.

Season opener today, Ducks won 9-4. Great start for the young team including some big hitting days from a couple freshman.

Last couple seasons have been rough, let’s hope this is the start to a better season.

Side notes: 9 steals tied school record for stolen bases and they tied the school record for hits in a season opener at 15.

Ducks rip Red Raiders

From Twitter
“I’ll be the loudest man in MKA tonight , I just want to apologize to the women of Oregon state in advance, #HecklerOfTheYear”

That's what we're hearing. Stay tuned.

tore it up at The Opening camp, pulled down MVP and an Opening invite. Hardly under the radar, but here are some highlights

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Oregon’s depleted team just defeated #7 LSU 8-5. Goes 6-0 for the season

All sorts of cultural references here. Continuing our coverage of the coaching turnover today a look back at how we got here and what the future might look like.

Some people may know the song title Heal the Pain; I also reference a song from Elliott Smith and the novel mentioned inside the article. Enjoy!

Flock Talk: Heal the Pain

Fast Houston is going national. After upcoming stops at #HookEm and #LSU over the next few days, the 7-on-7 squad has trips out West to USC and Oregon, as well as Nebraska

Oh, and more visits are being set ...

UPDATE: https://rvls.co/2IdZPk0

She is an NCAA Champion on the track and in the classroom

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I love this kid......

"Assistant coaches often move on hours or days after National Signing Day. One of the most significant, and arguably the biggest, waves came Wednesday night when Duck Territory broke the news of Jim Leavitt’s departure at Oregon.

The news broke just after 4 p.m. on campus. And by 5 p.m., Oregon’s prized defensive recruit offered a quick, strong reaction via social media.

“The transfer portal hasn’t even crossed my universe,” tweeted five-star defensive lineman Kayvon Thibodeaux. “Stop askin.’”

Kids all in...very focused...

Oregon back at Mater Dei for the 2021 class for sure:

https://n.rivals.com/news/top-2021-lb-raesjon-davis-talks-sec-trip

Coach Feld and company putting the team to work in the off season.

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Where do the Ducks land in this category? With the big boys of recruiting.

2019: Top WR classes

Oregon Communications sent out this info on the upcoming distance meet.

Men’s Distance Crew Set For UW Last Chance

EUGENE, Ore. – In search of more NCAA qualifiers, the Ducks are sending several member of the men’s distance crew to the UW Last Chance meet in Seattle. Competition begins Friday afternoon with Oregon scheduled to have entries in the mile and distance-medley relay.

What It Means

Reed Brown (3:58.22) and Cooper Teare (3:59.21) enter the weekend with the No. 8 and 13 mile times in the NCAA, respectively. Teare also ranks seventh in the nation at 3,000 meters with his outing last weekend at the Husky Classic. The Ducks have run one DMR this season with the quartet of Brown, Blake Haney, Jacob Miller and James West posting a time of 9:36.21 which ranks No. 3 in the NCAA.

Mile – Friday, 5:15 p.m.

Teare, Soren Knudsen, Austin Tamagno, Jack Yearian

DMR – Friday, 6:45 p.m.

(1) West/Miller/Brown/Teare, (2) Mestler/Tamagno/Yearian/Knudsen

Mile (Invite) – Saturday, 3:20 p.m.

Brown, Haney, West, Charlie Hunter, Jackson Mestler

Through its first three meets of the season, Oregon has collected 20 NCAA top-20 event mark. The top 16 in each individual event—top 12 for relays—advance to the NCAA Indoor Championships (March 8-9) in Birmingham, Ala.

Moving Up the Ranks

The Women of Oregon are up to a season-high No. 4 in the Feb. 11 release of the USTFCCCA poll. On the men’s side, the Ducks are up seven spots to No. 12, matching their position in the preseason poll. The Week 4 release is the first of the year based solely on in-season marks.

This just in. Oregon has made its hire for the WR coaching position.

Jovon Bouknight

Dale takes a look at the departure of Leavitt and moving forward.

Tough decision made, hard work begins

Johnson tops the chart for WR's. You'd sure think we are on his short list.

https://n.rivals.com/news/all-portal-team-top-offensive-players-available-in-transfer-market

Oregon on top:

https://n.rivals.com/news/pac-12-spotlight-winners-and-losers-from-the-2019-cycle