Max Torres is a Sports Reporter at ScoopDuck. He has covered Oregon Football and recruiting since 2018, focusing on team sports and competitive athletics, with a keen interest in sports business and broadcasting. Max's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yardbarker, The Miami Herald, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Eugene, United States (Local)
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Max Torres' coverage is heavily focused on college football, particularly the Oregon Ducks. His articles predominantly cover event highlights, private sector announcements, and press releases related to college football events and activities.
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There's plenty to discuss after Oregon took center stage in Chicago to give fans and the media another taste of what's in store for the 2026 college football season.
Oregon is pursuing a slew of blue-chippers along the line of scrimmage in the 2028 class and we take a look at the top names to know along the offensive line.
By: Max Torres
4-star IOL Carter Barrett is the No. 198 prospect in the Rivals300 and Oregon has his attention heading into the fall.
By: Max Torres
Joel Klatt thinks Oregon Football is the only team without questions in 2026. Is he right?
Kameron McGee is one of the top defensive players in the 2028 class and gives the latest in his recruitment as he eyes a return trip to Eugene.
Oregon Football held its annual Media Day in Euegene to start a fresh week as fall camp kicks off in Eugene on Wednesday.
Oregon is on its way to becoming the next tight end factory in college football and the Ducks have two more commits on the way from their 2027 class.
Oregon wide receiver Dakorien Moore started his college career in Eugene with major expectations.
Head coach Dan Lanning had plenty to say during Oregon Football media day this week and here are the top takeaways.
By: Max Torres
Oregon kicked off fall camp in Eugene on Wednesday as the Ducks prepare for their season opener on September 5 against Boise State.
