Oregon Ducks

"Everything rides on that game against Arizona," coach Chip Kelly says. "And our players wouldn't want it any other way."

Oregon loses a recruit and gains a recruit as Ducks gear up for big time recruiting battle with Beavers at upcoming Civil War.

UO wide receivers coach Scott Frost, who won a national championship at Nebraska in 1997, said this era of college players have a lot more distractions to deal with than he did.

Hello there! Again, a special thanks to anyone and everyone who came out to Springfield last weekend to cheer us on at the Regional meet. It's really great to have so much support—you can feel it during the race. Other teams even enjoy running on our course because they feel the excitement of the crowd, but they have no idea what it's like in a Duck uniform.

Oregon plays its only road game for nearly a month on Sunday when the Ducks travel to Montana for a 1 p.m. PST tip at Dahlberg Arena in Missoula, Mont.

For Week 12 of the college football season, it would be hard to ask for a better matchup than first-place Oregon versus second-place Arizona with potential Pac-10 title ramifications. The Ducks only loss came against a Stanford team that was beaten by the Wildcats, while the two conference squads to beat the 'Cats - Washington and Cal - were both downed by the Ducks.

Heading into this season College of Dupage S Trulon Henry (6-1, 225) was a player to keep an eye on and he didn't disappoint, posting an All-Conference season while helping lead the Chaparrals to a 5-5 record. Earlier this week the talented DB got his first offer and he said more schools have called about acquiring his services...

Indianapolis Pike wide receiver Dyjuan Lewis commits to Cincinnati. We take a look at his game, recruitment and the impact he could have at UC.

The winner of Saturday's game between Oregon and Arizona controls its own destiny in the Pac-10. Can the Wildcats move one step closer to their first-ever Rose Bowl berth?

It's funny how one player can make all the difference between winning a World Series and finishing just out of the running. Well, this summer, I think one trade (barring whatever happens with Roy Halladay) has that sort of impact.

It's only been a month and a half since the end of spring term, but members of the women's golf team have already played a summer's worth of golf.

Nothing says summer quite like long stretches of green grass waving in the breeze and blue skies overhead. For most college students, enjoying a day like that is scrunched in between days when they aren't working or going to school. For the men's golf team, on the other hand, it's an every day occurrence.