EUGENE - Oregon Ducks running back Makhi Hughes spoke to reporters at Autzen Stadium on Monday, as the Ducks running back close to making his first appearance in the stadium.
The selling of Jonah Coleman continues, with the University of Washington running back continually moving up the preseason lists forecasting individual greatness as people examine what he's done and might do, and with whom.
How does Makhi stack-up against other Group of 6 RB transfers In the relatively short history of the transfer portal—dating back to the 2022 cycle, when
We are in July and there has been no movement on Kyren Williams' contract situation as the Notre Dame alum is set to be a free agent after this season.
Every year has its own set of storylines, and we are here to highlight 25 of them. From Austin to Happy Valley and from Los Angeles to Chapel Hill. What are we looking forward to in 2025?
Oregon Ducks football returns to action in less than two months, and with Oregon anticipated to once again be among the top teams in college football, its stars are set to make national headlines.
Last year, the best back in the nation hailed from the West, with Ashton Jeanty putting together a historic season. This year, there are a few stars for sure, but the depth at the RB position in the SuperWest coverage area is remarkable.
After a 2024 season in which the Oregon Ducks secured a Big Ten Conference Championship and reached the College Football Playoff, the roster makeup will face nearly a full-scale revamp.
A season ago, Makhi Hughes ran for an incredible 1,401 yards and had 15 rushing touchdowns. Hughes was even a viable threat out of the backfield with 19 receptions for 176 yards and two touchdowns.
In today’s Fact or Fiction – Portal Edition – I look at three transfer related topics and decide whether the statement is indeed FACT or FICTION. QB John
The spring transfer portal window closed on April 25, and 4,013 players entered. 2,339 of those recruits have committed and 110 have withdrawn. According to On3's rankings, the Oregon Ducks and coach Dan Lanning have the top-ranked class in the Big Ten with six four-stars and five three-stars.
After finishing 13-1 and capturing the Big Ten title in 2024, the Oregon Ducks reloaded through the transfer portal this offseason. The Ducks have the No.
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.
Like many teams around the country, the Oregon Ducks and coach Dan Lanning are losing some notable players this offseason but are keeping their championship window open by replenishing the roster with new-look talent.
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.
Oregon running back transfer Makhi Hughes is poised for a monster season, according to Dalton Wasserman, a college football analyst for Pro Football Focus.
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.
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.