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LOS ANGELES — The Oregon football team will look to become two-time defending Pac-12 Conference champs when the Ducks play at No. 13 Southern California on Friday. The Ducks (3-2) are coming off a bye week because Washington was unable to play in Eugene last week due to COVID-19 protocols. The Huskies thus won the Pac-12 North based on winning percentage, but they also could not play this week and so Oregon was elevated into the conference title game matchup with the Trojans (5-0). Friday's game will be televised by FOX, with Joe Davis on play by play and former UO coach Mark Helfrich provi...

December 17, 2020 in Football, Sports Junior safety Talanoa Hufanga has an interception in each of USC’s last four games, and his four picks on the season leads USC. The Trojans’ eight interceptions are the most in the Pac-12. (Photo courtesy of John McGillen / USC Athletics) No. 13 USC has a date with destiny tomorrow as it faces a potentially explosive Oregon offense in the Pac-12 Championship Game.  The Trojans have emerged as a top defense in the Pac-12 under new defensive coordinator Todd Orlando. They’ve allowed the second-fewest points per game in the conference with 25 but fac...

It’s been an uncanny and unpredictable path to this point, but on Friday, Dec. 18., Oregon will play in their second straight Pac-12 Championship. The Ducks are right where they were supposed to be, on top of the conference in line to face USC. But there’s an asterisk. After a 3-0 start, head coach Mario Cristobal and his program lost back-to-back games and looked vulnerable on both sides of the ball. Then, when Washington’s program was shipwrecked with a COVID-19 outbreak, Oregon snuck by, avoiding the head-to-head matchup and replacing the Huskies in Friday’s game.  T...

National signing day 2020: Meet the Oregon Ducks 2021 football recruiting class Updated Dec 16, 2020; EUGENE ― Oregon signed 20 players to its 2021 recruiting class, the best in program history. The Ducks’ class is ranked atop the Pac-12 for the third straight year and No. 6 nationally in the 247Sports Composite. Four offensive linemen, a trio of heralded receivers, three outside linebackers, pairs of tight ends, safeties and cornerbacks and an inside linebacker, defensive tackle, quarterback and running back made up the class, which has room to add between now and February’s signing p...