Bill Oram is a sports columnist who focuses on local sports in the state of Oregon, particularly in the city of Portland. He writes for The Oregonian and OregonLive.com, as well as the Herald and News. Bill's articles cover a range of topics including college football, basketball, and other sports-related news and events in the Oregon area.
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Bill Oram's coverage mainly focuses on local sports, particularly college football and related events. He emphasizes opinion editorials, event coverage, expert commentary, and announcements in his articles. To engage effectively with Bill Oram, provide insights or opinions from experts within the field of college football, Oregon Ducks or Oregon State Beavers teams. Given his focus on local sports in the US (Oregon/Portland), consider pitching stories that are relevant to this geographic area or stories about the influence of these teams at a national level.
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By: Bill Oram
After a 21-61 season that saw veterans sit out and fans tune out, the Portland Trail Blazers enter another offseason with big questions.
By: Bill Oram
After a 21-61 season that saw veterans sit out and fans tune out, the Portland Trail Blazers enter another offseason with big questions.
By: Bill Oram
The Blazers' current roster is not good enough to win next year, and the front office appears ready to go all in on its youth movement.
By: Bill Oram
CORVALLIS — If a spring football game exists only to get players live reps and to give coaches fresh film to obsess over until August, then Oregon State knocked it out of the park on Saturday.
By: Bill Oram
Oregon State's spring game was underwhelming while Oregon is going to pack Autzen Stadium this weekend. What gives?
By: Bill Oram
Of all the columns I've written, few have inspired a bigger response, and none more vitriol, than my suggestion over the weekend that Oregon State
CORVALLIS — If a spring football game exists only to get players live reps and to give coaches fresh film to obsess over until August, then Oregon State knocked it
By: Bill Oram
| I'm old enough to remember years when Portland Trail Blazers games aired on a cable channel that was nothing but static all day.
By: Bill Oram
It's something like the circle of life. Or more, even, like the eyes of a “Westworld” robot popping open after the same one was killed off in the previous week's episode.
By: Bill Oram
| Prior to last week's NFL draft, analysts seemed divided on where Bo Nix could land. Many saw him as a late first-rounder or slipping out of the first day entirely.
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