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Saturday cracked the polished image the Ducks have built under Dan Lanning. What happens next may tell us more about Oregon than all the wins that came before it.

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With fewer responsibilities and more freedom on the left, Portland’s designated player is beginning to look like the attacker the Timbers thought they signed.

Boise State exposed plenty for the Ducks to clean up, but a veteran Oregon team also showed the kind of response Dan Lanning has spent all offseason talking about.

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Fifteen years after the Oregon coach drove from Missouri to Pittsburgh chasing a chance in college football, Tyson Alger retraced the route to better understand Lanning — and why he went.

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The Ducks have opened in the top five plenty of times before. But the 2026 team brings back a defense that gives this title contender a different look.

The former West Linn multisport standout had five Division I lacrosse offers. Now he’s in line to replace Atticus Sappington.

The Ducks didn’t raid the transfer portal to rebuild its offensive line this year. But it did find a key addition in Mike Cavanaugh, who returns to Eugene for a second stint after a year at Oregon Sta...

The Jack Cassidy era of the Portland Timbers is finally coming to a close.

With a wealth of experience as a midseason appointment, the 44-year-old Spaniard will join a Portland Timbers team looking to climb the MLS Western Conference standings.

With familiar opponents, familiar expectations and much of the roster back, the Ducks are trying to keep another title chase feeling fresh.

Before handing the keys to Martí Cifuentes, Jack Cassidy guided Portland back into playoff position — sealed by an improbable derby winner from Brandon Bye.

He went to Japan, danced on stage at Zach Bryan and wound up on the cover of a video game. Now, it's time for Dante Moore to get back to work.

Three months after Oregon’s men’s hoops roster emptied out, Sean Stewart has new teammates, a bigger voice and a chance to help reset the Ducks.

Now a father and veteran backup, Mariota returns to Oregon each summer for a personal “fight camp” rooted in old habits and trusted relationships.

The 44-year-old Spaniard brings an attacking, possession-based philosophy to Portland after coaching stops in England and Scandinavia.