Oregon Ducks' Dana Altman Addresses Transfer Portal After NCAA Tournament Loss
The Oregon Ducks’ NCAA tournament run ended with an 87-83 loss to the Arizona Wildcats in the second round.
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Sat, Mar 29
- NFL
Oregon Ducks' Dontae Manning NFL Draft Target For Kansas City Chiefs?
Former Oregon Ducks cornerback Dontae Manning has a chance to gain some interest from the from his hometown team ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft next month.
- NCAA Basketball
Oregon Ducks Land Transfer Portal Commitment From Texas Longhorns' Devon Pryor
The Oregon Ducks have landed their first commitment out of the transfer portal this offseason after being eliminated from the NCAA Tournament by the Arizona Wil.
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Oregon Ducks Recruits Brandon Finney, Dierre Hill Join Team, Arrive On Campus
Oregon Ducks' spring ball is underway and two class of 2025 recruits have joined the team.
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Oregon Ducks Basketball Recruiting Targets: Brandon McCoy, Taylen Kinney
With the offseason underway, coach Dana Altman is looking to add to to their 2026 recruiting class.
- NCAA Football
LaMichael James Reacts To Oregon Ducks Securing Commit From Elite Texas Running Back
Oregon Ducks legendary running back LaMichael James reacted to Oregon securing the commitment of four-star running back Tradarian Ball.
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Oregon Ducks' Josh Conerly Jr. Projected To Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles
The Oregon Ducks finished the year with a 13-1 record and won the Big Ten in their inaugural season.
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Fri, Mar 28
- NFL
Los Angeles Chargers' Derwin James Confident In Justin Herbert Taking Next Step
Los Angeles Chargers defensive back Derwin James had some high praise for former Oregon Ducks fan-favorite and current Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert.
- NCAA Football
NFL Mock Draft Projects Seven Oregon Ducks to be Drafted Through Four Rounds
With the Oregon Ducks pro day in the rear view mirror, and the NFL Scouting Combine long finished, all Duck fans can do is speculate as former Oregon players go.
