With fall camp winding down, Oregon football feels strongly that their secondary is poised for a breakthrough year. After seasons of being thin on talent and the departure of their veterans, the responsibility falls on players like senior Ugo Amadi to step into a leadership position. Amadi, who has welcomed the role, is joined by second year corners Thomas Graham Jr. and Deommodore Lenoir who look to improve on a freshman year that saw them get plenty of reps to iron out their rookie mistakes. Listen below to full interviews with Amadi and conrnerbacks' coach Donte Williams as the Ducks move within a week of week one. Cornerbacks Coach Donte Williams Safety Ugo Amadi … Read More

With the departure of Oregon and PAC-12 record rusher Royce Freeman to the NFL and the expectation of a physically imposing offensive front, the 2018 running backs' room may have some of the most pressure on them entering week one. A familiar face returns to lead the group in Tony Brooks-James, combined with a new voice Jim Mastro who left the same position as RB coach at Washington State to lead the Ducks this season. In order to cope with the absence of Freeman, Brooks-James personally has added weight while the others behind him have stepped up throughout the fall, listen below to full interviews with the Oregon running back and coach Mastro for an update on their progress so far. Running Backs Coach Jim Mastro… Read More

With the departure of Oregon and PAC-12 record rusher Royce Freeman to the NFL and the expectation of a physically imposing offensive front, the 2018 running backs' room may have some of the most pressure on them entering week one. A familiar face returns to lead the group in Tony Brooks-James, combined with a new voice Jim Mastro who left the same position as RB coach at Washington State to lead the Ducks this season. In order to cope with the absence of Freeman, Brooks-James personally has added weight while the others behind him have stepped up throughout the fall, listen below to full interviews with the Oregon running back and coach Mastro for an update on their progress so far. Running Backs Coach Jim Mastro… Read More

Oregon football took to Autzen Stadium on Wednesday afternoon for a game style scrimmage that will heavily impact the team's depth chart for week one. Though fall camp has offered a look at the depth many of the freshman and reserves bring to the Ducks, Wednesday's scrimmage serves as an opportunity to hone in on who the team's regular contributors will be. However, as head coach Mario Cristobal discussed, the NCAA rule that allows freshman to play four games and remaining eligible for a redshirt will keep all the team's youngsters in the mix for playing time throughout the season. Listen below to the full interview with coach Cristobal as he highlights what to watch in the scrimmage and the final week of fall camp. Head Coach Mario Cristobal … Read More

Oregon football took to Autzen Stadium on Wednesday afternoon for a game style scrimmage that will heavily impact the team's depth chart for week one. Though fall camp has offered a look at the depth many of the freshman and reserves bring to the Ducks, Wednesday's scrimmage serves as an opportunity to hone in on who the team's regular contributors will be. However, as head coach Mario Cristobal discussed, the NCAA rule that allows freshman to play four games and remaining eligible for a redshirt will keep all the team's youngsters in the mix for playing time throughout the season. Listen below to the full interview with coach Cristobal as he highlights what to watch in the scrimmage and the final week of fall camp. Head Coach Mario Cristobal … Read More

With another weekend scrimmage in the books, Oregon football returned to the practice fields on Tuesday morning for the start of the final week of fall camp. As the preseason winds down, the Ducks look to finalize their depth chart at some key positions along with maintaining their progress in focus areas such as discipline and physicality. Following practice on Tuesday, sophomore nose guard Jordon Scott and head coach Mario Cristobal spoke with the media as the team approaches its week one date with Bowling Green. Listen to both interviews in full below. Head Coach Mario Cristobal Read More

With another weekend scrimmage in the books, Oregon football returned to the practice fields on Tuesday morning for the start of the final week of fall camp. As the preseason winds down, the Ducks look to finalize their depth chart at some key positions along with maintaining their progress in focus areas such as discipline and physicality. Following practice on Tuesday, sophomore nose guard Jordon Scott and head coach Mario Cristobal spoke with the media as the team approaches its week one date with Bowling Green. Listen to both interviews in full below. Head Coach Mario Cristobal Read More

Oregon soccer capitalized on a second-half chance for Marissa Everett to beat Clemson 1-0 and improve the season record to 2-0 after the opening weekend of the 2018 season. Everett's goal is her second of the season, her 12th of her career, and seventh game-winning goal in an Oregon jersey. Goalkeeper Halla Hinriksdottir had one save on the night as Clemson struggled to keep its shots on frame. The Ducks now head to Lincoln, Nebraska to take on Nebraska and Kansas before coming home to face Dartmouth on Aug. 31. Game Story (by Shawn Medow) Read More

Oregon soccer capitalized on a second-half chance for Marissa Everett to beat Clemson 1-0 and improve the season record to 2-0 after the opening weekend of the 2018 season. Everett's goal is her second of the season, her 12th of her career, and seventh game-winning goal in an Oregon jersey. Goalkeeper Halla Hinriksdottir had one save on the night as Clemson struggled to keep its shots on frame. The Ducks now head to Lincoln, Nebraska to take on Nebraska and Kansas before coming home to face Dartmouth on Aug. 31. Game Story (by Shawn Medow) Read More

It took a come from behind effort from Oregon soccer to fend off Stony Brook in the 2018 season opener at Papé Field on Friday night as the Ducks defeated the Seawolves 2-1 behind goals from Marissa Everett and Emma Eddy. Sophomore Eden Hardy was instrumental in the game, assisting on both goals as the Ducks gear up for another challenge on Sunday against another NCAA Tournament team when Clemson comes to Eugene. Game Story (by Shawn Medow) Read More