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National Signing Day revisited: Noah Sewell, transfers make instant impacts from Oregon’s 2020 recruiting class Updated Feb 03, 2021; Facebook Share Noah Sewell, junior college transfers make immediate impacts The top class in the Pac-12 and No. 12 ranked group nationally, Oregon’s 2020 recruiting class got immediate contributions from its two junior college transfers, T.J. Bass and Bennett Williams, and middle linebacker Noah Sewell. Injuries to Justin Flowe and Dontae Manning, the group’s other two major headliners, prevented even more significant immediate impacts from freshmen, whi...

Oregon Ducks’ top walk-on ILB Nick Wiebe entering transfer portal Updated Jan 31, 2021; A native of Calgary, Wiebe had eight tackles in three games this season, including six in the Fiesta Bowl when he took over for weak-side linebacker Isaac Slade-Matautia after he was disqualified for targeting. Prior to the bowl game, Oregon coach Mario Cristobal complimented Wiebe’s play. “Growth in every way possible from a football player and mentally in terms of his assignments, alignments, the way he plays the game physically,” Cristobal said last month. “His ability to tackle and make play...

Oregon Ducks redshirt freshmen JR Waters, Isaac Townsend enter transfer portal Updated Jan 28, 2021; EUGENE — Two more Oregon players have entered the transfer portal. Receiver/defensive back JR Waters and edge defender Isaac Townsend, both redshirt freshmen, have entered the portal, according to a source with knowledge of the matter. THANK YOU OREGON�� TIME TO GET TO WORK�� pic.twitter.com/eb2KdbTobg— X.XXII.MCMXXXII (@jaron_waters) January 27, 2021 Waters, who redshirted in 2019 due to a preseason foot injury that required surgery, moved to cornerback last season due to lack of...

No. 25 Oregon loses 34-17 to No. 10 Iowa State in the Fiesta Bowl.

No. 25 Oregon Ducks vs. No. 10 Iowa State Cyclones: 5 things to watch in Fiesta Bowl Updated Jan 01, 2021; Posted Jan 01, 2021 Oregon quarterback Tyler Shough warms up before the game against the USC Trojans in the Pac-12 championship at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on December 18, 2020 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)Getty Images Facebook Share Shough’s mojo In a small-sample season, Tyler Shough has two wildly different statistical splits from his first three-plus games versus his last two-plus. Oregon’s starter went from the most efficient passer in ...