We know Oregon loves to scour the country for talent. Dan Lanning has signed prospects from states all over the country since his arrival to Oregon. He’s got his eye on another state of Florida prospect.
Oregon is the 39th worst U.S. state for retirement, according to a new WalletHub study. The 11 states that ranked worse for retirees are Indiana, Hawaii, Arkansas, West Virginia, Rhode Island, New Jersey,
American Heritage QB Dia Bell, Chaminade-Madonna RB Derrek Cooper and Northwestern WR Calvin Russell Jr. headline state's rising senior recruits.
What to Know: Wilson was a longtime Oregon commit, but noticeably did not sign with the Ducks in the early signing period. Instead, the coveted receiver became the highest-ranked Gator in the 2025 cycle after flipping to Florida on Dec. 22. He caught 41 balls for 677 yards and nine touchdowns for Tampa Bay Tech last year.
(KOIN) — An extremely rare blast of winter snow has found its way into places like Louisiana and Florida on Tuesday ... to the Sunshine State of Florida. Oregon and Washington’s mountain ...
ESPN plans to exercise its opt-in clause with the ACC, extending its media rights deal with the league through 2036, multiple outlets -- including the network itself -- report. Th
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The Oregon Ducks have had no issue at all recruiting the tight end position in recent cycles, and the Ducks have been pushing for one of the top tight ends in t
American Heritage QB Dia Bell, Chaminade-Madonna RB Derrek Cooper and Northwestern WR Calvin Russell Jr. headline state's rising senior recruits.
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
Florida was one of the later programs to offer five-star class of 2026 receiver Tristen Keys, but the Gators made the cut for his top 12 on Friday.
Oregonians have had the option to vote by mail. Now, one Oregon representative wants to bring that right across the nation.