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A first look at Bret Bielema’s Fighting Illini, the personnel shaping Saturday’s matchup and the challenges awaiting Oregon in Champaign.

Oregon’s defense delivered another elite performance, but a closer examination of the Nebraska win reveals an offense still searching for answers and one potentially important development along the…

Dylan Raiola earned something more meaningful than a victory Saturday night. Meanwhile, another Oregon player faces a far more serious challenge, and both stories deserve perspective.

An elite offensive lineman's return, a crucial weekend for Oregon's commitments and growing relationships with priority 2028 targets highlighted a consequential recruiting weekend in Eugene.

Three observations from Nebraska, two questions heading into Illinois and one prediction about Dante Moore as the Ducks search for a sustainable path forward.

Scott Kelley was on hand and captured some of the great moments from Oregon’s thrilling comeback win Saturday night at Autzen.

After Oregon’s dramatic 17-14 comeback win last night, Dan Lanning, Dylan Raiola & players from both teams detailed the decisions, adjustments and emotions behind a difficult victory at Autzen…

Oregon found a way win when almost nothing was working. The fourth-quarter comeback revealed something about the Ducks’ resilience, but it did not erase what the first three quarters exposed.

Mike Ostrom and Scott Reed share their thoughts following the game last night.

Every leader eventually makes a decision that doesn’t work out. The real test isn’t whether they can admit the mistake, but whether they have the courage to do something about it.

Dylan Raiola directs two fourth-quarter scoring drives, including a go-ahead touchdown pass to Jamari Johnson, as the Ducks overcome another dismal offensive performance at Autzen Stadium.

A smaller visitor list brings significant opportunities for Oregon to strengthen its 2027 commitments and build momentum with some of the nation's top 2028 prospects.

College football’s move toward a 24-team playoff isn’t being driven by what fans want. It’s being driven by what their attention is worth.

The Ducks reopened competition, tightened ball-security standards and changed how the offense is operating as Nebraska week became a test of response, trust and execution.

Dan Lanning and Matt Rhule enter Saturday from different kinds of losses, but both spent Monday talking about the same thing: what a team does after the film removes every excuse.