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Lydia Ely/APNo. 6 Oregon faces Oklahoma State as coaches Dan Lanning and Eric Morris look to bounce back from lackluster season openers. Quarterback Dante Moore leads the Ducks in Stillwater. -
Love Cross/KLCCWhile Eugene is a football town, South Eugene High School, the largest in the area, is struggling to even field a team. Jarrid Denney from the Register Guard talks about the tough road ahead for South's football team. Then, KLCC's Julia Boboc talks about her story on the continued plight of the spotted owl.
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Peak Credit Union is offering a $500,000 match to help fund a proposed 24-court pickleball complex at Lane Community College in Eugene. -
After a collapse that left just two schools, the rebuilt Pac-12 officially returns with seven new members, linear TV deals, and a fresh football season. -
No. 2 Oregon football and coach Dan Lanning are using the Harada Method—a goal-setting tool used by Shohei Ohtani—to target a national title. -
Oregon State University has formally objected to its women’s basketball team unionizing, arguing players are not employees under state labor law. -
The Portland Thorns and Portland Fire open the Kaiser Permanente Performance Center in Hillsboro, setting a new infrastructure standard for female athletes. -
Oregon quarterback Dante Moore balanced off-field growth, mental health advocacy, and team bonding over golf and bowling before leading the second-ranked Ducks into a high-stakes season. -
Oregon football enters the season with its highest preseason ranking ever, led by quarterback Dante Moore and strong returning depth on defense. -
The World Athletics Under-20 Track and Field Championships got underway at Hayward Field Wednesday morning, even as air quality was squarely in the “Unhealthy” range. -
Oregon's Dante Moore and Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith return as the Buckeyes and Ducks lead the Big Ten title race entering the season. -
Eugene's Hayward Field is set to host the World Athletics U20 Championships in August, bringing 2,000 international track and field athletes and staff to Oregon.
