Joe Freeman is a journalist based in Portland, Oregon, and writes for The Oregonian and OregonLive.com. With a focus on local sports, Joe covers a wide range of topics including college football, college baseball, and the transfer portal. His articles provide in-depth analysis, updates, and insights into the world of Oregon sports.
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Joe Freeman's coverage focuses on local sports, particularly Pac-12 football and Oregon-based teams. He frequently reports on evolving stories related to player transfers, team strategies, and upcoming games. If you have insights or news related to the Pac-12 conference, Oregon Ducks, Oregon State Beavers, college baseball in Oregon, or developments within the transfer portal system that could contribute to ongoing narratives covered by Joe Freeman would likely be of interest to him.
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By: Joe Freeman
It's been a good week for the future of the Oregon State baseball team.
By: Joe Freeman
The Beavers will play an independent schedule next season.
By: Joe Freeman
On the latest episode of Beat Check, we check in with Sami Edge to breakdown the race to win Oregon's District 5, one of the most heated and hotly-contested races in the U.S.
By: Joe Freeman
| The Oregon Ducks defeated the Michigan Wolverines 38-17 Saturday at Michigan Stadium, reinforcing their status as the No. 1 ranked team in college football.
By: Joe Freeman
With four weeks weeks left in the 2024 college football season, the pursuit of the Heisman Trophy has evolved into a four-man race.
By: Joe Freeman
The Maryland Terrapins made their longest trip of the season — and one of the longest in college football — this week during a visit to Autzen Stadium.
By: Joe Freeman
| The Oregon Ducks defeated the Maryland Terrapins 39-18 Saturday at Autzen Stadium, maintaining their stranglehold on the No. 1 ranking in college football
By: Joe Freeman
| The Big Ten is down to a Big Four with three big weeks left in the regular season.
By: Joe Freeman
| The Heisman Trophy seesaw goes up, it goes down and all of a sudden, after 12 weeks of an entertaining, wide-open season, it levels out in favor of one of the best two-way players in college football history.
By: Joe Freeman
The last time the Oregon football team played the Wisconsin Badgers , cigar smoke floated inside the Ducks locker room afterward, casting a sweet, celebratory aroma in the middle of a wild party at the Rose Bowl
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