Ryan Clarke is a Oregon Ducks and B1G reporter. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, including football and basketball, with a focus on the Big Ten and the sports business landscape in Oregon and Portland. Ryan's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Herald and News, The Oregonian / OregonLive.com, and Mi3Australia.
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Ryan Clarke's coverage focuses primarily on local sports in Oregon, particularly basketball and soccer, with a strong emphasis on event coverage. If you have insights related to the Portland Timbers, Portland Thorns, or the Portland Trail Blazers' recent events or developments such as player transfers, team strategies, match outcomes, or other relevant updates pertaining to local teams and athletes in these sports specifically within the Oregon region, your pitch is likely to be well-received by Ryan. Providing exclusive interviews with players or staff could also be of interest given his focus on event coverage.
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By: Ryan Clarke
| The Oregon Ducks had another young defensive player enter the transfer portal Monday night.
By: Ryan Clarke
| The Oregon Ducks have their biggest addition of this transfer portal window so far. Literally.
By: Ryan Clarke
Johnson is the second addition of a busy Wednesday for Oregon in the portal.
By: Ryan Clarke
| LaMichael James remembers taking a deep breath as he walked on the field at the Rose Bowl in 2012.
By: Ryan Clarke
| All season, Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel has spoken about focusing on the process.
By: Ryan Clarke
The Ducks have their third transfer addition in one day, and second offensive tackle.
By: Ryan Clarke
In a rare move, the five-star wide receiver wants out of his financial aid agreement with Oregon.
By: Ryan Clarke
The Ducks finish non-conference play at 9-3 overall.
By: Ryan Clarke
| The Oregon Ducks have added size and serious potential along their defensive line.
By: Ryan Clarke
| The Oregon Ducks ' opponent in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal is set. No. 1 seed Oregon will face No. 8 Ohio State in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1.
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