Nicholas Rome

The 2028 recruiting cycle is about to become a major focus for head coaches as the 2027 season begins. After the Summer saw nearly every top recruit in the 2027 class lock in a decision, the only recruiting in that cycle will be teams looking for flips. The Oregon Ducks don't have a commitment thus far in the class, but all signs point toward this being an incredible cycle for the program.

College sports have undergone major changes over the past few years, forcing coaches to adapt, for better or worse. The arrival of NIL and the Transfer Portal gave athletes new opportunities to earn money and effectively created a form of free agency, giving players more reasons than ever to remain in college. The problem is that with so much incentive to continue playing college sports, everyone is now looking for the next loophole.

The 2028 recruiting cycle is moving into focus as the start of the High School football season, and the arrival of the college football season only speed up the process. As recruits enter their Junior season of High School football, some players like to lock their college decisions in to focus on continuing to develop.

The NCAA has reached a place in recent years where it seems that none of the rules that once scared programs are enforceable. NIL, Revenue Sharing, and the Tran

The college football season is nearly here as Week 0 is just days away, starting what looks to be a wide-open chase for the National Championship. While the race for the National Championship isn't always wide open, the race for the Heisman Trophy always brings entertainment, as truly any skill position player could work their way into the race with a solid stretch.

Fall Camp is winding down, and around college football, teams will start entering game preparation as this week begins Week 0 for the teams that are playing. The Oregon Ducks entered camp looking to iron out any potential issues ahead of what could be a special season for the program. While the offense returns a ton of star power, the unit does have some major questions.

The 2026 college football season is arriving as Week 0 is less than a week away from kicking off what should be another incredible year. Heading into the season, everyone has their shortlist of championship frontrunners and playoff contenders, but this is a sport built on chaos. While plenty of teams were left outside the Top 25 polls, some dark horses could end up crashing the party this season.

The Oregon Ducks enter the 2026 season with a clear championship window that everyone is hoping they'll be able to capitalize on. The moment Dante Moore announced his decision to return to school; it made the Ducks a contender for the National Championship. Adding in all the other talent the Ducks have put around

Last week, a judge in Louisiana handed down a landmark decision, granting 16 former college football stars an injunction which would allow them to return to college football for another season. Given all the other recent rulings, the injunction wasn't a major surprise, but the decision to grant it to players who were already in NFL Training Camps was the shocker given that they already moved on to the next level.

For a Day 3 pick in the NFL Draft, the preseason is incredibly important, as a role on the team or even a spot on the roster is far from guaranteed. The investment in a Day 3 pick is much smaller, and if a player doesn't perform instantly, their time could be up before it even gets started. This Spring, the Las Vegas Raiders took a swing on Oregon wide receiver Malik Benson with the hope that he could eventually develop into a trusted weapon for Fernando Mendoza.