The Oregon Ducks landed Tulane running back Makhi Hughes in the transfer portal this offseason. Hughes was rated as one of the top running backs in this
Six Oregon Ducks football players were selected in the top-100 in Blake Brockermeyer's top-150 college football players of 2025. Ohio State Buckeyes receiver Jeremiah Smith topped the list at No.
As the 2025 season gets closer for the Oregon Ducks, the hype surrounding transfer running back Makhi Hughes continues to grow. Hughes, a transfer from Tulane, committed to Oregon in January and garnered tons of hype as a result after an impressive 2024 season with the Green Wave.
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The running back position is a valuable one in Oregon offensive coordinator Will Stein's scheme. Thats's why the Oregon Ducks made a major splash over the offseason, reeling in Tulane transfer Makhi Hughes from the transfer portal.
The Oregon Ducks sit with the No. 4 transfer portal class in country according to 247Sports. The Ducks scored one of the best running backs in the portal when they landed Tulane transfer Makhi Hughes.
The Oregon Ducks have experienced a few departures this offseason but in the process have also landed a slew of players expected to be contributors next season.
Oregon running back transfer Makhi Hughes is poised for a monster season, according to Dalton Wasserman, a college football analyst for Pro Football Focus.
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At the Rose Bowl on Jan.1 the Ducks rushing attack had its worst performance in memory, limited to -23 yards in a 41-21 loss to the national champion Buckeyes.
The Oregon Ducks have their fingerprints all over the 2025 NFL draft with prospects like defensive linemen Derrick Harmon and Jordan Burch as well as quarterback Dillon Gabriel expecting to hear their names called in April.
The Oregon Ducks landed former Tulane running back Makhi Hughes out of the transfer portal earlier this month. Hughes is ranked among the best running backs that were available in the portal this offseason. What does Oregon's running back room look like with the addition of Hughes?
EUGENE - The Oregon Ducks' transfer class is continuing to grow. On Tuesday, the No. 3 overall player and No. 1 running back in the portal, Makhi Hughes, announced that he will continue his collegiate career at the University of Oregon.
EUGENE - The Oregon Ducks' transfer class is continuing to grow. On Tuesday, the No. 3 overall player and No. 1 running back in the portal, Makhi Hughes, announced that he will continue his collegiate career at the University of Oregon.
The NCAA transfer portal has seen yet another elite name come off the board.
The 2024 season didn’t end how Oregon football and its fans expected as the Ducks were crushed by Ohio State 41-21 in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals at the Rose Bowl.
On3 transfer portal reporter Pete Nakos logged a prediction for Oregon to land a key target on Monday. Nakos, who specializes in transfer portal news, predicted that the Ducks would pick up former Tulane running back Makhi Hughes this offseason. Hughes is currently ranked as the top running back and No.
The Oregon Ducks are predicted to land the No. 1 transfer portal running back Makhi Hughes from Tulane, according 247Sports. The 5-11, 210-pound sophomore is the third-highest ranked player remaining in the transfer portal and has two years of eligibility remaining.
Former Tulane running back Makhi Hughes, the No. 3 transfer portal player according to On3Sports, is predicted to commit to the Oregon Ducks, per Pete Nakos.
Leonard Stephens of Step By Step Sports Training in Birmingham, Alabama calls Tulane transfer running back Makhi Hughes "one of the toughest kids mentally and physically I've ever trained." Stephens should know.
In a world full of safe roads travelled and low-risk opportunities, Makhi Hughes bet on himself. Now, he sits in front of a massive opportunity and Auburn University could end up being a beneficiary of Hughes's impending decision.
Ole Miss already added one running back in Missouri's Kewan Lacy for its 2025 portal class. He's not the only running back Lane Kiffin is sprinting towards.
The Tulane Green Wave continue to lose players to the transfer portal.
With just one day until the winter transfer portal closes, a standout running back has submitted his name. As reported by 247Sports' Matt Zenitz, Tulane Green Wave running back Makhi Hughes plans to transfer for next season.
Makhi Hughes rushed for two touchdowns and No. 25 Tulane's defense smothered Navy 35-0 in Annapolis, Md., in their American Athletic Conference showdown on Saturday.
A spot in the American Athletic Conference championship game on Dec. 6 is likely hanging in the balance when Navy hosts No. 25 Tulane in Annapolis, Md., on Saturday afternoon.
For the third straight season, the Tulane Green Wave are going bowling. Jon Sumrall's team totaled 472 yards of offense on Saturday, holding off North Texas for a 45-37 win and qualifying for the postseason in his first season at the helm.
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