The Oregon Ducks have been in offseason mode since their loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Rose Bowl, as the team has taken the first steps toward another

Ohio State defensive coordinator Jim Knowles left the Buckeyes program in a surprising turn of events, accepting the same job with the Penn State Nittany Lions

Though the portal can ravage a program in unexpected and untimely ways, Oregon appears set at quarterback, and they've also succeeded in setting up a chain of

Ohio State reigned supreme in the first year of the 12-team College Football Playoff, defeating Tennessee, Oregon, Texas and Notre Dame on its road to glory. Like most things in college sports right now,

FOX Sports host Joel Klatt shared his top 10 way-too-early college football rankings for 2025. Despite slotting the Oregon Ducks at No. 5, Klatt explained why he could be talked into having the Big Ten program ranked even better, even as high as No. 1.

With National Signing Day on the horizon, here's a look at who Oregon football has already locked in and the needs they've addressed already.

Since then, players have found the freedom – and risk – to make moves during their college careers. With the addition of name, image and likeness income in 2021, the portal exploded. Now it’s common for teams to lose, and gain, a dozen or more players during an offseason.

Oregon football had one of its best seasons as a program under Gabriel. The Ducks went undefeated in their first Big Ten regular season and won the conference championship to get the No. 1 overall season in the College Football Playoff. Oregon's season ended in the Rose Bowl against eventual national champion Ohio State.

The same story is true across the depth chart, with talented players ready to replace the Ducks departing seniors.

Who will win the college football national championship next season? Look at early odds for every team, with Ohio State and Texas the favorites.

EUGENE – The Oregon Ducks are coming off a recruiting weekend, hosting a handful of highly touted recruits from the class of 2026 for the program's Junior Day e

If you are an Oregonian of a certain age, you remember Paul Linnman on the scene for Channel Two News, reporting on the moment the Oregon State Highway Division