By Gavin Carpenter

We’re just over halfway through the 2023 Oregon high school football season, and with many big games coming up, a Top 15 ranking finally seemed appropriate. The teams are ranked on a few main criteria (record, strength of schedule, strength of wins, consistency, etc), and every game matters. Even in a level of the sport where many games become very lopsided very quickly, there is still much to learn from every showing, especially when there are so few games in a season. With that out of the way, let’s get into the rankings, starting with…

1: West Linn (5-0; 6A #1)

Over five games, West Linn has absolutely demolished any and all competition, including #10 Lake Oswego by 35 points and dispatching Lake Stevens (a top 5 team out of Washington) in a game where they led 35-10 at the half. They've done all this while compiling one of the best point differentials in the state, with an offense that…

By Gavin Carpenter

We’re just over halfway through the 2023 Oregon high school football season, and with many big games coming up, a Top 15 ranking finally seemed appropriate. The teams are ranked on a few main criteria (record, strength of schedule, strength of wins, consistency, etc), and every game matters. Even in a level of the sport where many games become very lopsided very quickly, there is still much to learn from every showing, especially when there are so few games in a season. With that out of the way, let’s get into the rankings, starting with…

1: West Linn (5-0; 6A #1)

Over five games, West Linn has absolutely demolished any and all competition, including #10 Lake Oswego by 35 points and dispatching Lake Stevens (a top 5 team out of Washington) in a game where they led 35-10 at the half. They've done all this while compiling one of the best point differentials in the state, with an offense that…

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Hosted by Knight Jarecki, David Miller, Logan Thompson and Aiden Hess

Oregon Football heads into bye week undefeated (6:00)

• What have we learned about the Ducks through the first 5 games of the season
• Position grades
• UW in sight. What to remember about last years clash vs the Huskies

Oregon Volleyball splits series vs Washington schools (6:20)

• Ducks rise to #5 in the rankings and #4 in the RPI
• What we learned from this weekend
• Mountain schools on deck. What to expect

College Football Power Rankings

• Pac-12 rankings
• Conference rankings

By Aiden Hess

It’s no secret that Troy Franklin has been the favorite target of Ducks’ quarterback Bo Nix five games into the Oregon Football season. Franklin has gotten off to a crazy start to the year and easily the fastest of his collegiate career. So far in 2023, he has put up a team leading seven receiving touchdowns and 535 yards. If Franklin can keep up even a similar pace all the way through his year, we may see his name be in recognition for the Fred Biletnikoff Award given to the nation’s best wide receiver.

Last Saturday, the Ducks traveled to Palo Alto, Calif. to take on the Stanford Cardinal in their first Pac-12 matchup of the season. Oregon’s offense sputtered out of the gate, going three and out on their first two drives. Oregon trailed Stanford 3-0 after the first quarter and fell behind 6-0 after another long Cardinal field goal in the second quarter. It wasn’t until a touchdown drive in the middle of quarter number two highlighted by a…

By Aiden Hess

It’s no secret that Troy Franklin has been the favorite target of Ducks’ quarterback Bo Nix five games into the Oregon Football season. Franklin has gotten off to a crazy start to the year and easily the fastest of his collegiate career. So far in 2023, he has put up a team leading seven receiving touchdowns and 535 yards. If Franklin can keep up even a similar pace all the way through his year, we may see his name be in recognition for the Fred Biletnikoff Award given to the nation’s best wide receiver.

Last Saturday, the Ducks traveled to Palo Alto, Calif. to take on the Stanford Cardinal in their first Pac-12 matchup of the season. Oregon’s offense sputtered out of the gate, going three and out on their first two drives. Oregon trailed Stanford 3-0 after the first quarter and fell behind 6-0 after another long Cardinal field goal in the second quarter. It wasn’t until a touchdown drive in the middle of quarter number two highlighted by a…

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6:00 Oregon Football Overcomes Sluggish Start at The Farm

• Game recap
• Worried about the 1st Quarter?
• Top performers

6:20 Oregon Soccer Finding Their Stride, Drops 2 Conference Games

• Match review versus Colorado, Utah
• The offense wakes up
• A changeup in goalkeeper for the Ducks

6:40 Football Roundup

• USC almost chokes in Boulder
• Utah’s luck finally runs out vs Oregon State
• Washington finds a way

Written Story by Ben Schoenfield

Today at Matthew Knight Arena the #6 Oregon Ducks (13-1, 3-0) faced off against the #7 Washington State Cougars (13-1, 3-0) at 12:00. The Ducks came in with a 20-match home winning streak. The Cougars are coming in on a 12-game winning streak.

In the first set the Cougars got off to a hot start and scored the first 10 points of the match. Washington State was capitalizing off of errors by the Oregon team, as well as being on point defensively with a lot of blocks. In the second half the set was played pretty close, after the first 10 points it was 15-14 for the rest of the set. Washington State won the first set 25-14.

In the second set the Ducks stabilized and won the second set, the set was a lot of back and forth with a few runs. Oregon recovered and turned around the kill to error ratio. The Ducks kept the Cougars streaks to a minimum.  Oregon won the set 25-20, tying the match at 1 set each.
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By: Logan Thompson

The Oregon Ducks (0-8-2) came into this game against the Utah Utes (4-3-4) with a good bit of optimism after playing their best game of the season on Thursday against a very strong Colorado side. Unfortunately for the Ducks, this wasn't enough.

The game didn't start out the best for the Ducks as Utah dominated possession early eventually resulting in a penalty committed by the Ducks in the box. The resulting free kick was converted by Katie O'Kane giving Utah an early lead in the 19'. Utah continued their attack after this but the Ducks caught a break in the 25' as a Utah shot from the far side barely rolled past the goal on the near side.

After this things turned around in the Ducks' favor for the rest of the half. After a strong shot by McCulloch was saved, a couple of minutes later Kaitlyn Paculba scored her first goal of the season in the 40' during a strong Ducks counter. The good play would continue for the Ducks with a…

By: Logan Thompson

The Oregon Ducks (0-8-2) came into this game against the Utah Utes (4-3-4) with a good bit of optimism after playing their best game of the season on Thursday against a very strong Colorado side. Unfortunately for the Ducks, this wasn't enough.

The game didn't start out the best for the Ducks as Utah dominated possession early eventually resulting in a penalty committed by the Ducks in the box. The resulting free kick was converted by Katie O'Kane giving Utah an early lead in the 19'. Utah continued their attack after this but the Ducks caught a break in the 25' as a Utah shot from the far side barely rolled past the goal on the near side.

After this things turned around in the Ducks' favor for the rest of the half. After a strong shot by McCulloch was saved, a couple of minutes later Kaitlyn Paculba scored her first goal of the season in the 40' during a strong Ducks counter. The good play would continue for the Ducks with a…