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DT Derrick Harmon comments on transition from MSU to Oregon
“It’s different up here.” That’s what former Michigan State defensive tackle Derrick Harmon had to say about his transition from the Spartans to Oregon when he recently caught up with the media. Harmon transferred to Oregon during the spring transfer portal window, a move that gained national attention because Harmon ranked as one of the top transfers in that window. Harmon also told reporters he will be playing fewer snaps per game due to the increased depth at Oregon. He expects to play 40 to 45 snaps per game compared to nearly 80 per game while with the Spartans. Michigan State will face Harmon and the Ducks this season in a Big Ten matchup on Oct. 4. Click on the post below to read more on Harmon: Derrick Harmon settling in for first season with #Oregon. "It’s been good. This is my fourth fall camp but it’s different up here." @ScoopDuckOn3 https://t.co/mCrjdwNPq8 — Max Torres (@mtorressports) August 13, 2024 Contact/Follow us @The SpartansWire on X and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Michigan state news, notes and opinion. You can also follow Robert Bondy on X @RobertBondy5.
Lookingglass Eugene launches ‘Bra-gust’ donation drive to help homeless youth
EUGENE, Ore. – A Eugene nonprofit is hoping to get a boost from the community for its newest donation drive that aims to help homeless youth. Lookingglass Eugene just launched ‘Bra-gust,’ which is a drive inspired by the annual ‘Socktober’ donation drive promotion that’s been going on for five years. Organizers are hoping for successful results collecting bras and female-identified undergarments during the whole month of August. Morgan Boozer, Lookingglass’s homeless youth services director, said undergarments are usually one of the last things people think to donate.
Texas, LSU, and Oregon look to flip elite 5-star recruit by selling dual-sport future in football and baseball
We rarely see top football recruits' interest in another sport sway their landing spot. Occasionally, one or two within the top 300 lists will be good enough to demand playing time in baseball or another spring sport. Right now, it appears 5-star safety Jonah Williams is trending toward programs ...
NBA Champion Payton Pritchard Marries Youtuber, Blake Griffin Officiates
The Boston Celtics Point Guard and former Oregon Duck Basketball athlete Payton Pritchard marries Youtuber Emma MacDonald with former teammate Blake Griffin officiating and the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy in attendance.
RED FLAG WARNING FOR MUCH OF REGION
The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning in effect from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday for abundant lightning on dry fuels in much of the region. The Warning area includes the Umpqua Basin, Umpqua National Forest, Southern Oregon Cascades and Siskiyou Mountains, and Western Rogue Basin including Illinois Valley.
Cougar spotted climbing trees, roaming yards in South Eugene
Residents in South Eugene are on alert after a cougar was spotted climbing trees and roaming yards. Neighbors in the area of Hendricks Park, Moon Mountain, Coryell Ridge and Black Oak Basin all spotted the big cat in various locations in recent days, with some catching it on camera. ...
As a National Championship Contender, Oregon Is Built Differently
Expert opinions are lining up behind Oregon as a national championship contender, but there's something subtly different about the way this team is constructed. Yesterday Colin Cowherd picked Oregon to beat Ohio State in their regular season battle at Autzen Stadium on October 12th. Cowherd said, ...
Roseburg City Council OKs urban growth boundary change
ROSEBURG, Ore. — The Roseburg City Council on Monday, Aug. 12, approved adjusting the urban growth boundary to facilitate more housing construction. In a first ordinance reading Monday, the Council amended the urban growth boundary to bring easier-to-develop land inside the boundary, which lies outside city limits and provides plans for what the community can look like. State law requires all cities to maintain a UGB identifying where city growth may occur within the next 20 years.
Georgia falls behind Ohio State and Oregon in race for top-ranked 5-star recruit with elite NFL projection
One of the hottest recruiting races for 2026 5-star offensive tackle Immanuel Iheanacho continues to evolve. The massive 6-foot-6, 345-pounder has been considered a Penn State or Virginia Tech lean up until this week. However, the latest intel has Iheanacho giving Ohio State, Oregon, and ...
WATCH: Oregon Ducks Football's Insightful Docuseries 'The Team Out West'
Oregon football off-season documentary series "The Team Out West" is a behind-the-scenes look into the Ducks' preparation heading into the 2024 college football season. Coach Dan Lanning takes center stage as the main attraction throughout.
ROSEBURG POLICE CITE MAN AFTER TRAFFIC STOP
Roseburg Police cited a man after a traffic stop on Thursday. An RPD report said at approximately 9:15 p.m. officers stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation in the 2000 block of Northeast Diamond Lae Boulevard. They observed drug paraphernalia in plain view. The driver, a 33-year-old Myrtle Creek man, consented to a search of the vehicle. Officers reportedly located a bindle with suspected methamphetamine and a Glock handgun under the seat.
Roseburg library breaks internal record
In July, the Roseburg library checked out nearly 11,000 items, a new record for the small-town operation. Library Director Kris Wiley said the circulation feat can be largely attributed to youth involvement during the summer months. “Every year, the summer reading program gets more and more people involved, and this...
JCSO busts burglary ring targeting marijuana businesses
CENTRAL POINT, Ore. – After a year-long investigation, Jackson County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO) detectives busted a burglary ring targeting local licensed marijuana businesses in Jackson and Josephine Counties. The suspects committed 16 known burglaries at marijuana farms and storage facilities from April 2023 to June 2024. The suspects arrested accumulated 65 total charges during their crime spree.
Club Northwest’s Annual Closure for Deep Clean: What You Need to Know
As the summer comes to a close, it’s that time of year again when Club Northwest in Grants Pass temporarily shuts its doors for its annual deep cleaning. This year, the club will be closed from August 26 through September 1, with the pool area closing slightly earlier, beginning on Saturday, August 24. This temporary closure is an essential part of the club’s commitment to maintaining a pristine environment for its members and guests.
SKILLS FOR DISAGREEING BETTER WORKSHOP COMING TO ROSEBURG
A national workshop Called “Skills for Disagreeing Better” is coming to Roseburg next week. Also known as “Skills for Bridging the Divide”, it will be held at First Presbyterian Church on Southeast Lane Avenue in downtown Roseburg on Thursday, August 22nd at 2:30 p.m. A release...
Roseburg considers jail time for some public camping violations
The City of Roseburg is considering whether to punish some camping code violations with jail time. Oregon law requires public camping restrictions to be reasonable in time, place and manner. In Roseburg, unhoused people are permitted to stay overnight on some types of city property. However, public camping isn’t allowed...
City of Lakeside apologizing for leaking business’ financial information
LAKESIDE, Ore.- The City of Lakeside apologizing for accidentally releasing sensitive financial information of a local business. Last week, the Dune Rider Cafe submitted a renewal for its liquor license, known as an OLCC permit. The business is required to give its social security numbers in the application. But when...
Asante CEO: ‘There will be no gap in coverage’ at Ashland hospital
Nonprofit says Asante Ashland Community Hospital will not close, will continue all services, including surgeries, anesthesia; Ashland psychologist shares her story of life-saving efforts at AACH. Asante Ashland Community Hospital will not be closing, Asante’s Chief Executive Officer Brandon Mencini confirmed in an email to an unknown number of Asante...
Local concern about Ashland economy following restaurant closure
ASHLAND, Ore. – Some Ashland restaurant owners are concerned with the city’s overall economy, following a recent closure of one downtown business. NBC5 News reported Clarinda Merripen, the owner of the Black Sheep and Pub went to the city council and talked about her concern with the decrease in patronage. This was before she announced the staple restaurant’s closure.
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