Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning and his staff have some positions to figure out before the 2026 season officially starts against Boise State, and the biggest decision facing Lanning before fall camp involves one of those battles.
There's an argument to be made that the Oregon Ducks' soon-to-be indoor training facility, an addition to the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex, is the most documented construction project in the state of Oregon, with fans and media members alike flooding social media with updates on the "2.MO" project.
There is only one place in the country where a Duck rides a Harley in front of a roaring 54,000 crowd: Autzen Stadium, home of the Oregon Ducks. Eugene is making a reputation for itself as one of the best college towns in America and Autzen Stadium has become a serious advantage for coach Dan Lanning's Ducks.
The college football season feels around the corner with Big Ten Media Days beginning on July 28 and fall camp following shortly thereafter for teams around the country.
While there are many new players on the Oregon Ducks' roster, one could argue that the most important player set to make his Oregon debut is receiver Iverson Hooks, who recently received a high PFF grade among returning college receivers in the Big Ten.
The Oregon Ducks are in the early lead for class of 2029 recruit, cornerback Isaiah Danns. Isaiah Danns is a 6-0, 160 pound cornerback out of Santa Ana, California.
The Oregon Ducks have been doing an impressive job on the recruiting trail when it comes to the class of 2027, as they have been on a mission to land the best recruits from their top target board.
Boston Celtics guard Payton Pritchard has made a case that he is the best former Oregon Ducks star in the NBA today. Another former Duck that could throw his hat in the ring is Pritchard's former college teammate, Phoenix Suns guard Dillon Brooks.
The Oregon Ducks watched their recruiting heater simmer in recent weeks during July. Oregon fired off pre-Fourth of July fireworks by landing five-star wide receiver Xavier Sabb, plus four-star athlete Tae Walden.
If Oregon Ducks fans have yet to catch the soccer bug after the US-based FIFA World Cup, then perhaps a familial connection to the program will jumpstart a new sports fixation.
The Oregon Ducks' class of 2027 features some of the nation's most highly rated prospects. The group is highlighted by big names such as five-star wide receiver Dakota Guerrant, five-star edge rusher Rashad Streets, four-star cornerback Tae Walden Jr.
The Oregon Ducks enter the season with rising expectations, as they will be looking to land themselves back in a national championship game for the first time since 2015.
Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore is heading into his second season as the starter in Eugene. Moore started all 15 games for the Ducks in 2025, helping lead them to the College Football Playoff semifinal.
Oregon Ducks fans have dreams that this will be the year they finally win the national championship. Expectations are high for the Ducks to do just that,
When it comes to the offensive side of the ball for the Oregon Ducks, the offensive line is arguably the biggest question mark in terms of on-the-field experience.
With Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning recruiting at an elite level while also producing a record amount of NFL Draft picks coming out of Eugene, which recruits in the class of 2027 are most likely going to be drafted into the NFL?
The Oregon Ducks have put themselves in a great position when it comes to recruiting rankings for the class of 2027, as they have landed a total of 24 commits.
The Oregon Ducks have an impressive recruiting class in the 2027 cycle, as they have landed 24 different commitments and currently rank as the No. 2 team in the nation, according to 247Sports.
The Oregon Ducks are currently only one of the five colleges with multiple five-star prospects committed, according to the current Rivals rankings. The Ducks currently have two commits that rank as five-star prospects, which is good enough to land them in a four-way tie for third most five-star recruits committed.
The Ducks are undoubtedly a title contender, but they need some key things to materialize. Oregon enters the 2026 college football season with national championship expectations, and the Ducks have the talent to back it up.
Plenty of teams enter the 2026 season with College Football Playoff aspirations, but two programs separate themselves from the pack in a way that points toward a head-to-head game in Las Vegas on Jan.
The Oregon Ducks are one of the best recruiting teams The Oregon Ducks lost out on 2027 cornerback Kamari Whitfield, the 3-star prospect from Orlando who committed to the Florida Gators.
Dan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks are cooking with grease on the 2027 recruiting trail.
We're months away from the 2027 NFL Draft in Washington, but two early front-runners at quarterback have already emerged.
Toa Satele is one of the top linebackers in the 2027 class.
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