I am going to get things rolling making a prediction for the worst team in P12 visiting the league's best team.

Oregon will beat Arizona handily. That is all.

Oregon 55 - Arizona 13

We take a look at recruiting news and rumors from some of the top 100 defensive players on our 2024 watchlist:

Can someone please explain to e how this new NIL thing id good for college football?

KT now has his own cryptocurrency.

A kid from TOSU has a deal with Arbys and just drove away from a local dealership with a new Camero.

If I'm not mistaken an Alabam player (recruit?) has $1million worth of NIL fund coming his way.

Etc. etc. etc.

So, while this might b great for a few players, it sure seems that the schools are now buying players...only legally.

IMHO this is terrible and we are gonna see systematic abuse of this deal and players are gonna go where the money is.

Per 247 Isaiah Histings will be visiting on 10/15, He's a premiere DL that can play the nose, 1,3,or5 tech, and OR is on his top 8 list. The other top 8 are all second tier schools, or RCS schools. GA and AL recently offered after him posting his top 8, so that's subject to change. All this is being paraphrased from the 247 article. I just thought the guy is a diamond in the rough based upon the article. Especially with that playing diversity and athleticism.

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Anthony Brown
Mase Funa
Troy Franklin
Keith Brown

are "good to go" for Arizona.

KT is still day to day but "close"

Swinson is "doubtful"

SAN FRANCISCO - The Pac-12 today announced its 2021 football season's third weekly performance awards, presented by Nextiva. See below for Week Three's recognitions across the Conference and keep track of the 2021 Offensive Player of the Year watchlist here:

OFFENSIVE LINE: T.J. Bass, Jr., OG, Oregon (Deming, WA)

• Tied for the team high with four knockdowns in No. 4 Oregon's 48-7 win over Stony Brook.
• Earned a terrific 86.4 grade by Pro Football Focus, including a stellar 93.5 run-blocking grade. 93.5 run-block grade ranked second nationally among all offensive linemen and first among guards in Week Three, and his 86.4 overall grade was tops in the nation among guards and 11th overall.
• Helped pave the way for an Oregon rushing attack that went for 173 yards on 39 carries. Oregon's offense scored 40-plus points for the first time this season.
• 2nd time Bass has won this award, having previously been honored in November 2020. Ducks win the award in back-to-back weeks after Alex Forsyth won it after Oregon's win over Ohio State. Oregon also won the award in consecutive weeks last season with Ryan Walk and T.J. Bass winning the first 2 weeks of the 2020 season. Since this award began in 2019, Oregon has won it 12 of the 24 weeks.

Also nominated: Will Craig, LT, California; Luke Wattenberg, C, Washington; Jake Levengood, OL, Oregon State; Henry Hattis, RG, Arizona State


DEFENSE: Verone McKinley III, So., Safety, Oregon (Carrollton, TX)

• Led the Oregon defense in a 48-7 win over Stony Brook, recording a pair of interceptions and three tackles (two solo).
• Notched his second career multi-interception game and brought his season INT total to 3 through 3 games. 3 INT leads the Pac-12 and is tied for the most in FBS this season. Now has 8 career interceptions, 4 away from cracking the UO all-time top 10. Picked off passes in consecutive games for the second time in his career.
• Earned a solid 80.1 overall grade by Pro Football Focus, including a stellar 88.5 grade in pass coverage.
• Oregon's defense held its opponent to single-digit points for the first time since Nov. 16, 2019. The Ducks held Stony Brook scoreless in the second half while allowing just 80 total yards.
• 2nd time McKinley has won this award with first time coming in October 2019. He's the first Duck to win the award since Jamal Hill won it after the 2020 Pac-12 Championship Game.

Also nominated: Drake Jackson, OLB, USC; Brendan Radley-Hiles, DB, Washington; Nate Landman, ILB, Colorado; Devin Lloyd, LB, Utah; Jimmy Wyrick, Safety, Stanford; Kyle Soelle, LB, Arizona State; Qwuantrezz Knight, DB, UCLA; Omar Speights, ILB, Oregon State

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On the injury front, Cristobal says of Anthony Brown "I feel good about Anthony, he looks really good."

Braydn Swinson is "doubtful" for Arizona.

Keith Brown practiced on Sunday and is good for the Arizona game.

Ty talks about his first game experience.

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Hidden gem, could develop into a big time player, and will likely be around a few years

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After getting pulled against SDSU, Charlie Brewer enters the portal and can redshirt the rest of this season and potentially start next fall.
His backup, Cam Rising almost led the team to a comeback win, so it will be interesting to see what they look like when the Ducks travel to Salt Lake in a few weeks.