Max Torres is a Sports Reporter at ScoopDuckOn3. He has covered Oregon Football and recruiting since 2018, focusing on both individual and team sports, while also exploring themes in sports business and broadcasting. Max has been featured in notable publications such as Yardbarker, Miami Herald, and The Sacramento Bee, among others.
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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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By: Max Torres
Oregon turned the transfer portal for some key pieces and will expect many of their 16 newcomers to take on significant roles this fall.
Oregon enters the 2026 season with one of the most experienced defenses in college football.
By: Max Torres
Dan Lanning had a lot to say following Wednesday's practice. We sort through the most important pieces and what to make of it.
College football is so close you can almost taste it. While Oregon won't play this weekend in Week 0, there's still plenty to talk about ahead of their Week 1 matchup against Boise State at home in Eugene.
By: Max Torres
There was plenty of talent from Oregon's 2025 recruiting class that didn't see the field much last season. Here are the five that I'm most excited to see.
By: Max Torres
Oregon's blend of talent and experience will make the Ducks one of the most dangerous teams in college football this fall.
College football is so close you can almost taste it. While Oregon won’t play this weekend in Week 0, there’s still plenty to talk about ahead of their Wee
Oregon enters the 2026 season with one of the most experienced defenses in college football. Much of that stars up front with four returning starters along
Dan Lanning and the Ducks are swinging for the fences once again on the recruiting trail and are bringing in the 5-star defensive lineman to kick off the season.
By: Max Torres
There are more freak athletes on Oregon's roster than just Devon Jackson and Bear Alexander. Who else is worthy of that distinction?
