Part of the challenge for Minnesota in 2025 is going to be an incredibly challenging schedule in Big Ten play. They’ll see ...

Four-star wide receiver Jalen Lott will announce his college commitment on July 8. Lott is considering Oregon, Texas, Georgia, USC, and LSU. While USC is currently the predicted favorite, Oregon ...

Oregon Ducks class of 2026 commit, safety Xavier Lherrise is currently participating at the Overtime OT7 Finals this weekend. OT7 is a seven-on-seven football l ...

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love is set to wed his longtime partner, professional volleyball player Ronika Stone on June 29. That's according to Love's interview a few weeks ago with Channel ...

Several Big Ten defensive players are predicted to have breakout seasons in 2025. Key players returning to Indiana and Penn State are expected to bolster their teams' defenses. Michigan's Rayshaun ...

The Oregon Ducks have sent quarterbacks Bo Nix and Dillon Gabriel to the Heisman Trophy ceremony as finalists for the award. Can Oregon quarterback Dante Moore ...

The First Academy safety Devin Jackson is ready to come off the board. On Saturday, the 6-foot-2, 195-pound defensive back ...

College football has officially entered the pop culture spotlight-and this time, it's not about touchdowns. Oregon quarterback Luke Moga was recently seen dining with pop sensation ...

Months after backing off an eight-month pledge to Florida, four-star safety Devin Jackson has zeroed in on his final five schools and is trending toward Oregon.

At 26 on the College Sports Wire 2025 top 50 list is Dillon Thieneman, safety at Oregon. We assess his 2025 season and look ...

EA Sports College Football 26 ranks the Oregon Ducks 9th overall with a rating of 86, a significant drop from their No. 3 ranking and 93 rating in the previous edition. Oregon's offense rating fell ...

How do you rank individual games against one another when the stakes are impossibly inequitable? It’s hard. But someone had to do it so that everyone else could yell about what’s wrong. So here we are ...