The Ducks brought in a lot of talent at the cornerback/defensive back spot this offseason, adding Jabbar Muhammad, Kam Alexander, Brandon Johnson, and Kobe Savage. While Manning had a solid season as a rotational player and occasional starter in 2023, he’s going to need to take another step up in order to be a major part of this Oregon defense going forward. That starts in the spring, where a standout showing in the spring game could go a long way.

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They sometimes intersect but ALWAYS create divisions on the board. Was simpler to delete the thread than try to moderate it.

The Rivals Main board is littered with threads about politics so feel free to exchange thoughts there... just think it is the wrong thing here.

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Four-star receiver Adrian Wilson has opened his recruitment back up this afternoon. The 102nd-ranked prospect in the 2025 class has been committed to the Ducks since late July but he will now look elsewhere for another future home. He had been committed to TCU prior to picking the Ducks. Oregon is in a good spot for several top receiver targets in the current and upcoming classes and continues to make a strong push for five-star pass catcher and LSU commit Dakorien Moore, who is currently rated No. 4 overall in the 2025 class.

I mean the first time Cuisinard got the ball that big thug hammered his bad shoulder, hard. Just now they put a freakin' choke hold on him. Not one FT by the Ducks?
And don't get me started about the announcers. Dante was guarding 3 pt shots in the first half, blocked at least 1-2 and misdirected a few others.
The Ducks better win this because the Ducks ARE getting fouled and many of them hard, if not dirty.
That play where Shelstad got hurt? The Jay's guard shove the crap out of him, causing him to fall.
Dante is a beast, but somehow never gets fouled?
Enough of this we like Creighton BS!

Serious question:

Do players even have to go to class anymore?

The Tennesse QB who is making $9M and is driving a Lambo on campus...hard to believe they are gonna suspend him if he doesn't go to class.

For all you guys in the upper mid-west and New England I hope this newest onslaught does not have too much effect on your lives. The winters and humidity were the major reasons my wife and I left the mid west in the 1950"s. Of course, the military had a lot to do with where we went.

The Oregon Ducks are going to be damn good, if not great, in 2024.


https://autzenzoo.com/posts/three-t...become-stars-for-oregon-football-01hsvpfs2ej7

He kicked out the opposing defensive end, and in the process sent their helmet flying.

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Maybe getting drawn into another dumb fight, like over NIL and the Portal.

Could see this one coming from miles away

It’s easy to point to the Ohio State game as the biggest matchup the Ducks have to face in 2024. However, the Ducks are fortunate to play the Buckeyes early in the year, and timing is everything.

https://fishduck.com/2024/03/oregon-ducks-football-game-of-the-year/

Land in Portland around 1:00. Inside Read will be up at 8 am as always.

A couple days late but ... Thanks so much for everything you gave. Those last six games, especially the last two, will come up whenever we talk tournament play for a long time. May the future be shining for you both.

Just portaled to Iowa... plans to enter portal again for Spring window:

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Pretty crazy how this is written. Paid for content in the O, but here's a couple clips.

The proposed bill to amend Oregon’s state law regarding college athlete name, image and likeness (NIL) compensation contains ambiguous language in its liability protection for colleges and universities and their employees and lacks an “enforcement mechanism” for the state if the NCAA were to violate it, according to the state Legislature’s legislative counsel.
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HB 4119 would prevent college athletes in the state from suing schools or their employees for “any damages” to their ability to earn NIL compensation due to “any decision or action” made by the school or employee considered to be “routinely taken” in college sports or pertaining to the identification, facilitation, enabling or supporting of NIL opportunities for the athlete.

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An opinion letter on the bill doesn't think it will work. Back to the drawing board.

Calling all X user…I’m not an X user & I can’t find a video of the HR, and more importantly, the BUNT on the Intermanet! Lil’ help here…

What an exciting game! I hope that most of you are watching.

Duck play at 4:00 out here today on TRUTV.

Colorado got though the first four last night in a game where it looked like neither team had practiced layups before. Their 3 pt attempts were way less than impressive. I think the Buffs got the only win they are going to get but PAST12 is 1-0 for now. I'd like to see them take down the Gators but they'll have to put a different team on the floor to do it.

Now it's Dickey's turn, at least per offensive coordinator Will Stein.

AD leaving for Nebraska

Will some schools just drop athletics?