The Ducks are the walking wounded in the backfield ahead of their semifinal showdown with Indiana at the Peach Bowl.

As Oregon and Indiana prepared for this week’s Peach Bowl, an off-field story in the Big Ten is dominating headlines. Washington quarterback Demond Williams announced his plans to enter the transfer portal despite signing a new deal last week.

Ohio State used a 21-0 run to seize control and cruise to a third Big Ten road win at Oregon. Five Buckeyes finished in double figures.

Former Oregon receiver Kyler Kasper has landed in the Big 12. Kasper, who entered the transfer portal earlier this month, signed with BYU on Thursday. Should he receive a medical hardship waiver, Kasper will have at least two years of eligibility remaining and potentially three.

The No. 5 Oregon Ducks and No. 1 Indiana Hoosiers are preparing for the College Football Playoff semifinals. Ahead of the Peach Bowl, Oregon coach Dan Lanning a

Oregon Adaptive Sports and Mt. Bachelor will host a ribbon-cutting on Friday at 9 a.m. to celebrate the remodel of the Oregon Adaptive Sports Office, located in Sunrise Lodge at Mt. Bachelor. "The upd

Last month, longtime Oregon high school sports reporter René Ferrán gave us his top candidates for 2025’s Offensive Player of the Year in Oregon high school football. Now, we leave it up to you, the fans, to determine which of the finalists is most deserving of the honor.

It is perhaps not the semifinal matchup most observers anticipated, but it nevertheless features plenty of intrigue and subplots. Mississippi finds itself halfway to duplicating the feat of the 1989 Michigan men’s basketball team,