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Where to watch the game: Six great sports bars in Eugene, Springfield
When it comes to watching the game, any bar with an “Open” sign and several TVs will do. We dug around for sports bars in the Eugene-Springfield area guaranteed to have cold pints, big screens and a boisterous game day crowd in your neck of the woods. North...
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Big Ten power rankings after Week 10: Oregon skyrockets after upset
The Week 10 slate in the 2026 college football season was billed as historic because it brought seven top-25 matchups and some of the biggest names in the sport facing off against each other on the gridiron. We received a great deal of entertainment, but the chaos was a bit lacking.
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Judge says UO assistant football coach ineligible for DUII diversion program
A Eugene Municipal Court judge found that University of Oregon assistant football coach Ra’Shaad Samples is ineligible for DUII diversion. Municipal Judge Robert Schrank issued the order Oct. 30 after a hearing in which he heard testimony about Samples, 31, backing into the front of a parked vehicle in downtown Eugene early April 12.
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Many students still unhappy with football ticket system
This fall, UO Ducks football drags on despite a disappointing outlook. For students, the team’s on-field performance hasn’t been the only upsetting aspect of the season. In fall 2025, the University of Oregon Athletics Department instituted a new lottery-based ticket claiming system for Ducks Sports Pass holders, replacing the previous first-come, first-served system.
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Dan Lanning needs Lincoln Riley, Desman Stephens to save Oregon's year
File this one in the "you can't possibly make this stuff up if you tried" category. The Oregon Ducks and coach Dan Lanning watched USC's Desman Stephens make a dirty hit on Oregon quarterback Dante Moore, and then celebrate the hit moments later. Moore has been knocked out for the remainder of the season. The Ducks , having lost three games, appeared to be dead in the College Football Playoff race, but after an upset win at Ohio State on Saturday, Oregon still has a slight chance to get back into the playoff chase. However, the only way Oregon can actually make the playoff is for Stephens, Lincoln Riley, and USC to beat Indiana this coming Saturday. Oregon is utterly dependent on USC right now. As we said: You can't make this stuff up. Big Ten football standings It's pretty simple: Indiana is one of only two Big Ten football teams with fewer than two conference losses going into November 14. UCLA is unbeaten. Indiana has one conference loss. Every other team has at least two Big Ten losses. When Oregon beat Ohio State, the Buckeyes absorbed a second conference loss. This meant Indiana - which lost to Ohio State
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The gap between No. 12 and No. 1 is big
In the first sold-out Matthew Knight Arena in Oregon volleyball history, the Ducks got swept. Even though Oregon had been beating good teams all season, Nebraska was another level of competition. The Cornhuskers have only conceded six sets all season, so just winning one set would have been a solid feat. Unfortunately, there is a big difference between the best team in the country and No. 12.
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A look at Oregon’s path forward
To the Oregon fans who stopped watching after the third loss of the season: it’s time to tune back in. It seems like every year, the Ducks win a massive game over a higher-ranked opponent. Last season, the Ducks stole a double-overtime road win against No. 3 Penn State. The year before, Oregon took down No. 2 Ohio State mid-season. While Oregon wasn’t in a playoff-hopeful position this season, they got their big win. This time it felt more like a lifeline. The question now is: are the Ducks back, or is it too late?
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Week 10 Report Card: Ducks earn strong grades after massive win
It's safe to say that the Oregon Ducks took over Ohio Stadium in Columbus on Saturday. Opening as nearly double digit underdogs on the road, the Ducks defeated the Ohio State Buckeyes , 41-28 — but the final score doesn't come close to explain just how much Oregon dominated from the second through most of the fourth quarter. The Buckeyes managed to score a pair of garbage-time touchdowns, but Oregon led 38-14 when Buckeyes fans headed for the exits early in the fourth quarter. It was a shocking result considering the lack of success that the Ducks have had in 2026, but they put it all together in a game that they needed to have in order to keep their Big Ten title and College Football Playoff hopes alive. Across the board, there were individual efforts that the Ducks can be proud of. In a matchup featuring loads of talent lined up across from Oregon, they battled and ultimately came out on top after dropping down 14-0 to begin the game. The Ducks stayed resilient and bounced back, scoring 38 unanswered points, delivering themselves their sixth win. Let's dive into this week's report card, featuring grades and analysis for every
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Oregon women’s basketball earns commitment from five-star guard De’Andra Minor
Oregon women’s basketball landed a commitment from 2027 five-star guard De’Andra Minor on Sunday. Minor committed to the Ducks on a Sunday afternoon live stream. The 6-foot-1 guard from Oklahoma City is the third five-star prospect to commit to Oregon over the past two recruiting cycles, joining Emilia Krstevski and Brooklynn Haywood from the class of 2026.