ATLANTA - The No. 5 Oregon Ducks' Peach Bowl uniforms are making waves as the Ducks prepare to face No. 1 Indiana at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. With a long-standing reputation for bold Nike designs, Oregon’s latest College Football Playoff look is turning heads once again.
Oregon leading rusher Noah Whittington is expected to be a game-time decision for the College Football Playoff semifinal against Indiana Friday night, sources told ESPN.
The Oregon Ducks are on the quest for a national title in the College Football Playoff with the Peach Bowl against the Indiana Hoosiers being the only thing standing in their way from setting up a National Championship matchup against the Miami Hurricanes.
As the No. 5 Oregon Ducks prepare to face off against the No. 1 Indiana Hoosiers with a bid to the College Football Playoff National Championship Game on the line, ticket prices for the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl in Mercedez-Benz Stadium have increased.
The No. 5 Oregon Ducks have officially made it further in the postseason than they did a year ago. The Ducks are set to play the Indiana Hoosiers in the semifinal of the College Football Playoff after exiting in the quarterfinal a year ago.
Well, my friends, the moment is here. Our Beloved Ducks are about to engage in another program defining moment. We can’t be more excited…and nervous. Are you not entertained?
At the beginning of this season, Indiana was still riding high on what was considered the program’s greatest season. Plenty of folks had high expectations for 2025, but not many pegged the Hoosiers to be a win away from a National Championship berth.
The good news for the Big Ten is that for the third consecutive season, a conference team will play for the national championship. The bad news, really for everyone, is that this one is getting played this week instead of a week from Monday in the Championship game.
ATLANTA -- Oregon Ducks running back Jordon Davison, who leads the team with 15 rushing touchdowns, is out for Friday's CFP semifinal matchup against No.
The opening of the transfer portal and injuries have come at a bad time for the Oregon Ducks with their National Championship hopes still alive. Coach Dan Lanning has preached next man up mentality all season long.
Oregon Ducks running back Jayden Limar is set to enter the transfer portal, leaving a gap in the team’s roster. The junior, who earned team captain honors for the matchups against Oregon State and Washington, has been a key leader both on and off the field.
Duck fans: are you not entertained? Our Oregon football program enters the new year of 2026 prepping for the semifinals of the College Football Playoff, fresh off a resounding 23-0 victory over the Texas Tech Red Raiders in the Orange Bowl.
EUGENE – The No. 5 Oregon Ducks are back in Eugene, but only briefly before they head to Atlanta for the Peach Bowl. There were notable additions and absences when the Ducks practiced at the Moshofsky Center on Monday.
The NFL regular season came to a finale in week 18, but plenty of former Oregon Ducks are still set to play in the postseason. Many of Oregon’s former quarterbacks and stars were sidelined in the regular season finale.
The No. 5 Oregon Ducks are on their way to the semifinal of the College Football Playoff after defeating the No. 4 Texas Tech Red Raiders, 23-0. While the Ducks and coach Dan Lanning are preparing for a showdown against No.
Oregon is set to play in the Peach Bowl against Indiana in the College Football Playoff semifinals. It will be another trip to the east coast for the Ducks this season, and on a shorter timeline than the Orange Bowl.
I sometimes reflect on how much I grudgingly admit the success of other programs. Both Texas Tech and Indiana come to mind because both achieved above expectations this year.
With the transfer portal window opening up on Jan. 2, the Oregon Ducks have already seen at least 10 players announce their intent to enter the portal.
The No. 5 Oregon Ducks remain one of the four programs still alive in the hunt for the 2025 national championship, fresh off a dominant 23-0 shutout victory over No.
The Oregon Ducks came out of the early signing period last week with the No. 3 2026 recruiting class in the nation. One of the Ducks' top-rated 2026 signees is five-star tight end Kendre Harrison.