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Cameras Catch Bulky Oregon Star Throw Michigan Player on Sidelines While Another WR Gets Hospitalized For Kyle Whittingham
Kyle Whittingham’s first year at Michigan hit another low point on Saturday in Eugene, turning into a nightmare 31–7 blowout loss to No. 16 Oregon that had everything go wrong at once. What started with pre-game trash talk over NIL money quickly snowballed into a sideline brawl that sent a Michigan defender flying, and a scary injury that landed the Wolverines’ best offensive player in the hospital. The most viral moment of the afternoon happened in the 3rd quarter when things got super chippy along the Oregon sideline. After a Ducks play spilled out of bounds, players from both teams started ...
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Four games that matter for Oregon's Big Ten title chances in Week 11
Having suffered three losses before the calendar flipped to November, the Oregon Ducks find themselves scrapping and clawing to make the Big Ten championship game, hoping to give themselves a shot at the College Football Playoff. It's not an enviable spot to be in, as the Ducks need to receive some help in order to reach the conference title game — but it's the spot that Oregon has put itself in. They've done their part in digging themselves out of a hole, winning two straight must-wins against Northwestern and Ohio State. The wins must continue in the final three regular-season games, home contests against Michigan and Washington and road date with Michigan State. If they don't go 3-0, nothing else matters and the Ducks will be packing their bags for a no-name bowl game in roughly a month. If they don't get some help, and the CFP Committee doesn't deem them worthy of receiving an at-large bid to the 12-team field, that same result will occur. Help is very much needed, and Week 11 is the most important week of them all. Last week, there were ten teams with two or fewer losses in Big Ten play. Now, after Minnesota
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Repeated storm systems bring rain and gusty winds
Periods of rain and breezy conditions will continue from the Oregon coast to the Cascades through the weekend, with Sunday expected to be the wettest day. Additional rain is likely next week, while falling snow levels could bring accumulating snow to higher Cascade passes.
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Oregon lands one of nation's top high school distance runners ahead of schedule
One of the nation's top high school distance runners is moving on to the collegiate level ahead of schedule. Ellery Lincoln, a senior at Lincoln High School in Portland, Oregon , will graduate early and enroll at the University of Oregon in January, forgoing her final high school track and field season to compete for the Ducks during the 2026-27 indoor campaign. The news was first reported by DyeStat, and later reported by the Eugene Register-Guard, part of the USA TODAY Network . "I just wanna say that there's a lot of thought put into this decision and the people around me wouldn't let me make a self-destructive choice," Lincoln told DyeStat. "And I've got a lot of people in my corner helping support me through this transition and I feel very confident about where I'm going." The decision comes after Lincoln capped her high school cross-country career with a second consecutive OSAA Class 6A state championship last weekend. She won in a course-record 16 minutes, 57.6 seconds at Lane Community College. Lincoln has established herself as one of the most accomplished distance runners in Oregon high school history. She owns state records in the 1,500 meters (4:07.06), mile (4:27.65)
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The gift that keeps on giving: Jay Johnson
It has been a long season for Ducks fans. Quarterback turnover and trouble with the law to name a few issues. However, after Oregon’s win over Ohio State, things seem to be looking up with the help of offensive coordinator Jay Johnson. The tables have turned! Who turned the...