So, Bo may stay or he may go.

Donta may sign or he may flip.

TT, it seems, is not the guy.

How long does DL wait before he offers a Portal QB?

And would a QB...let's say, Card, sign with us if Bo is gonna come back?

Not likely.

So does DL push Bo to make a decision before all of the good Portal QBs are gone?

Seems like a tough position for the Ducks.

Hey everyone, I'm down in Mobile this week for the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star game and had a chance to talk to a few people who know Bo Nix and/or have worked with him throughout his high school and college career.

As some of you might know, a lot of quarterbacks come to the Mobile area for NFL Draft prep following the conclusion of bowl season. I asked around to see if Bo would be coming and right now it seems like he's truly undecided to stay or go. I don't think he's received a draft grade back yet and the word here was that he could project as a late first rounder or as low as a third or fourth round pick.

I think in any normal pre-NIL year, it would be a no-brainer for him to leave. But if Oregon is able to put together a package that is comparable to a third round NFL salary, I think it's very real that he could stay another year.

The final draft grade could go a long way toward helping him make a decision, but I think there are still some moving parts on both sides and at least some hope from an Oregon fan's perspective that he could be back in Eugene next season.

It’s a sweet sixteen game and is on ESPNU if interested!
Go Lady Ducks……elite 8 here we come!!

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Holden had 25 catches for 331 yards and 6 TDs this season for Alabama as a junior.

16 guys gone including 12 who had started at one time or another.

No coach.

Stanford just got gutted.

Right here:

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Since entering the transfer portal yesterday, Rhode Island third-year sophomore offensive lineman Ajani "AJ" Cornelius has been a hot name. He's added offers from Missouri, Virginia, Washington State, Kansas, West Virginia, Nebraska, Marshall, Akron, Temple, Cincinnati, Memphis, Louisville, Syracuse, Minnesota and Penn State. The latest school to join the fray is Oregon. The Ducks just offered the 6-foot-5 lineman from New York, and it sounds like the Ducks are going to have a good shot here. He started 22 games at right tackle for the Rams and was a First Team All-CAA selection this year. He was also one of the top-rated FCS offensive linemen according to PFF's grades this season.

He'll be someone to watch closely as the process plays out. Cornelius will have two seasons of eligibility left at his next stop.

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Rivals national analyst Nick Harris provides his latest Mid-South update that highlights, among other things, the most up-to-date info on Oregon target Ashton Porter. Nick has confidence at this stage that the former Northwestern commit ends up with the Ducks after his recent visit to Eugene.

Guess he has an a prospex trading card that he will get 85% of cash from school he chooses. Penn st, Tennesse and Oregon. Does this mean he is wavering or will he choose school that he makes the most money from?

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Disappointing but not surprising

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Nick Harris is Alabama for the Mississippi-Alabama All-Star game this week, and he spoke with 4-star Oregon running back commit Dante Dowdell about his pledge to the Ducks and the continued pursuit from Ole Miss. At this point, Dowdell says he remains committed to the Ducks and feels very much wanted by Dan Lanning and the staff. He has not had a chance to speak with Will Stein as of yet but has been keeping in contact with Lanning about the future. He's a midyear enrollee, so he will be signing in a couple weeks.

"He really wants me to come there. I asked him what his team needs to win a national championship and he said 'you' so it feels good to know that I'm needed."

Read the full update at the link above.

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Florence is going to be a good one I believe....

Not saying he is the guy, but keep an eye on UTSA OC Will Stein

Perlotte’s top-five: Alabama, Clemson, Georgia, Ohio State, and Oregon.

EUGENE, Ore. — The Oregon football team was well-represented on the Pac-12 all-conference teams released on Tuesday afternoon with three players on the first team, three on the second team and nine receiving honorable mention.



Defensive back Christian Gonzalez and offensive linemen T.J. Bass and Alex Forsyth were selected to the first team by the conference’s coaches. Bass is on the first team for the second year in a row, and he and Forsyth make Oregon one of two teams (Utah) with multiple first-team offensive linemen. Forsyth is on the first team for the first time after landing on the second team each of the last two seasons, and Gonzalez earned first-team honors after being an honorable mention selection last year at Colorado.



Defensive end Brandon Dorlus, linebacker Noah Sewell and wide receiver Troy Franklin represent the Ducks on the all-Pac-12 second team. It is the third career all-conference honor for Sewell, second for Dorlus and first for Franklin.



Oregon’s nine players receiving honorable mention recognition are quarterback Bo Nix, running back Bucky Irving, tight end Terrance Ferguson, wide receiver Chase Cota, offensive linemen Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu and Ryan Walk, defensive end DJ Johnson, defensive back Bennett Williams and kicker Camden Lewis.



Click here to view all of the 2022 Pac-12 football all-conference selections and end-of-year award winners.



OL T.J. Bass – Pac-12 All-Conference First Team

» Started all 12 games at left tackle, playing 828 snaps.

» Key part of an Oregon offensive line that leads the nation with just four sacks allowed.

» 78.8 overall grade from Pro Football Focus, 10th among Pac-12 offensive linemen.

» 78.9 run-blocking grade from PFF ranks eighth in the Pac-12, and fourth among tackles.

» Allowed zero sacks and just 19 total pressures in 403 pass-blocking opportunities, according to PFF.

» Helped UO rush for 216.33 yards per game, 14th-best in the nation.

» UO is tied for No. 9 nationally with just 48 tackles for loss allowed.

» Two-time Pac-12 Offensive Lineman of the Week.

» Second straight first-team selection and third career all-conference honor.



OL Alex Forsyth – Pac-12 All-Conference First Team

» Started 11 games at center, playing 761 snaps.

» Key part of an Oregon offensive line that leads the nation with just four sacks allowed.

» 85.0 pass-blocking grade from PFF ranks fourth in the Pac-12 and 26th nationally.

» Allowed zero sacks and just one pressure in 365 pass-blocking opportunities, according to PFF.

» Helped UO rush for 216.33 yards per game, 14th-best in the nation.

» UO is tied for No. 9 nationally with just 48 tackles for loss allowed.

» Pac-12 Offensive Lineman of the Week after Oregon’s win over No. 9 UCLA.

» Third career all-conference honor, and first time on the first team.



DB Christian Gonzalez – Pac-12 All-Conference First Team

» Started all 12 games in the secondary, leading the defense with 718 snaps played.

» Leads Oregon with four interceptions, third-most in the Pac-12.

» Tied for fifth in the Pac-12 with 11 passes defended, and tied for ninth with seven passes broken up.

» First career multi-interception game in Oregon’s win at Colorado, his former school.

» Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week for his performance against Colorado.

» Fourth on the team with 50 tackles; career-high 10 tackles vs. Washington.

» 81.0 overall grade from PFF ranks fourth among Pac-12 cornerbacks.

» 83.0 tackling grade from PFF ranks 22nd among FBS cornerbacks.



DE Brandon Dorlus – Pac-12 All-Conference Second Team

» Started all 12 games while playing 590 total snaps.

» Leads Oregon with 9.0 tackles for loss, tied for No. 10 in the Pac-12.

» Second among Ducks in sacks (2.5) while making 34 total tackles.

» Credited by PFF with 35 QB hurries, eighth-most among all FBS defenders.

» 72.7 overall grade from PFF ranks sixth among Pac-12 edge defenders.

» Career-high 2.0 sacks and 3.0 TFLs in win over Stanford.

» Two-time Pac-12 Defensive Lineman of the Week.



WR Troy Franklin – Pac-12 All-Conference Second Team

» Started all 12 games while leading Oregon with 56 receptions for 867 yards and eight touchdowns.

» Eight receiving touchdowns tied for the most in the Pac-12.

» No. 8 in the Pac-12 in receiving yards and 11th in receptions.

» No. 6 nationally with 442 receiving yards between the 40-yard lines.

» Three 100-yard receiving games, including a career-high 139 yards vs. Washington.

» Career-high 10 catches for 84 yards and a TD against Eastern Washington.

» Tied for Pac-12 lead with five receptions of 40-plus yards.



LB Noah Sewell – Pac-12 All-Conference Second Team

» Third straight year receiving all-conference honors.

» Tied for second among Ducks with 56 tackles and third in both sacks (1.5) and TFLs (5.5).

» First career interception in Oregon’s win vs. Utah.

» Became the first UO full-time defensive player since at least 1996 to rush for a TD in Oregon’s win at Colorado.

» Career-high 2.5 TFLs and a season-high nine tackles in UO’s win at Washington State.

» Butkus Award semifinalist for the second season in a row.

With this new portal era, I would imagine that the coaching staffs are being worked to death.

I can’t imagine this system lasting in its present form. The portal option is going to need to be modified.

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California two-way athlete Solomon Davis has backed off his commitment to Arizona today. Oregon has been making a strong push for the defensive back/receiver, and he is set to take an official visit to Eugene this weekend. Notre Dame has also been making a stronger push as of late and was to watch him recently. He has an previous relationship with Demetrice Martin, and I'd say the Ducks are now the team to beat for the high three-star recruit.

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I remember someone joking around about someone playing/attending four colleges, well, it's happening

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