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'How You Play Without The Ball' Important to Dan Lanning, Oregon Ducks Success
There might only be on ball but there are 11 responsibilities on every offensive snap. Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning is stressing that individual success will come from team success, and the latter is made possible by doing your job, with or without the
A flurry of 2026 commitments sees Oregon rise to No. 1 in the On3 Recruiting Rankings
Oregon is off and running in the 2026 recruiting cycle. Dan Lanning and the Ducks sit atop the On3 Industry Recruiting Standings. The latest to join the fold was Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco edge Dutch Horisk, who announced his pledge to Lanning and company on Saturday. The 6-foot-3, 240-pound Horisk chose to play his […] The post A flurry of 2026 commitments sees Oregon rise to No. 1 in the On3 Recruiting Rankings appeared first on On3.
Lanning on importance of second fall scrimmage: 'We have to figure out who can play football quick'
Over Dan Lanning's first two seasons of coaching at Oregon, he has a couple of sayings he'll go to. Now, every one of us has sayings we use, some associations higher than others, but Lanning has given a few to the community, including the fan-base beloved "progrum." But one of...
Oregon Ducks Volleyball: Transfers Display Skills in Annual Green-Yellow Scrimmage
After back-to-back Elite Eight appearances, the Oregon Ducks are trading the familiar Pac-12 for the highly competitive Big Ten Conference. With a roster overhaul due to the departure of seven seniors, Head Coach Matt Ulmer faces the task of rebuilding a
Oregon Football head coach Dan Lanning's instant takeaways from the Ducks' fall camp scrimmage
The Oregon Ducks held their second and final scrimmage of fall camp on Saturday afternoon inside Autzen Stadium. Following camp, Oregon football head coach Dan Lanning spoke with the media about his instant takeaways from the scrimmage. Lanning also gave insight into other key storylines of fall camp, provided multiple injury updates, and gave a look ahead to next week's final days of fall camp before the team shifts its focus to opening the season against Idaho.
Oregon volleyball excited for challenge ahead in inaugural Big Ten season
After back-to-back Elite Eight appearances for the first time in program history, the Oregon volleyball team will undergo a new sort of history in 2024 when it competes in the Big Ten Conference for its inaugural season this fall. The Ducks graduated seven seniors – all who moved on to play professionally –...
LA Chargers' Jim Harbaugh Updates Former Oregon Duck Justin Herbert’s Injury Status: 'Not Playing This Week'
Oregon Duck Football fans and Los Angeles Charger fans alike are nervous for the upcoming season as their starting quarterback, Justin Herbert, is still battlin
Josh Conerly Jr. still isn't getting enough love nationally
Don't look now, but Oregon football has yet another superstar on the offensive line. Actually, you could argue that the Ducks have more than one, but Josh Conerly Jr. is the big name up front and he's gearing up for what could be his last season in Eugene before taking that NFL leap following the 2024 campaign.
Oregon football's young edge rushers have already flashed potential and promise
Oregon got a glimpse of the future last season when freshmen outside linebackers/edge rushers Matayo Uiagalelei, Teitum Tuioti and Blake Purchase made major contributions as first-year players. Those three combined for 52 total tackles and 5.0 sacks in 2023. ...
Fin’s Family Fun arcade opens in Bandon
A new Bandon business appeals to the young and young at heart. Fin’s Family Fun arcade offers a wide variety of arcade games in a family-friendly atmosphere in the heart of Old Town Bandon. Owners Neal Barlow and Dustin Michalek said they hope the arcade will appeal to both tourists and locals. The business partners...
Coquille car show brings in crowds to support local fire and rescue
Cloudy skies did not deter crowds last Saturday, August 3rd from enjoying the Coquille Fire & Rescue Steak Feed & Car Show. Located at Sturdivant Park in Coquille, the yearly event uses all proceeds to benefit the Coquille Fire & Rescue. These funds help purchase supplies and equipment that is needed for the local volunteers that serve the community. Crowds wandered through the park admiring the rows upon rows of...
Street Dog Coalition holds free clinic Saturday morning
MEDFORD, Ore. – Those in our community experiencing or at risk of homelessness had an opportunity to get free veterinary care for their pets Saturday, thanks to the hard work of volunteers from the street dog coalition. The Rogue Valley team of the non-profit Street Dog Coalition hosted a...
The Kindness Effect's 5th annual Giving Together, Growing Together
WHITE CITY, Ore. – The Kindness Effect hosted Rogue Valley families for their 5th annual Giving Together, Growing Together event on Saturday. Families were able to get school supplies, backpacks, clothes, haircuts and more. Everything from the haircuts to food at the event were free which was made possible...
Disabled Vet given custom bike at Thunderstruck Xtreme Bike Show
MEDFORD, Ore. – Just before the thunder on Saturday, the air was rumbling for a different reason as motorcycles rolled in to the parking lot at the Rogue Regency for the Thunderstruck Xtreme Bike Show and Street Party. This is local custom bike shop owner Mark Daley’s 28th year...
Restoration continues east of Florence
On Wednesday, July 17th, McKenzie River Trust staff joined our partners at the Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians in welcoming Governor Tina Kotek to haich ikt'at'tuu (formerly Waite Ranch). During the stopover, the governor was invited to learn about our collaborative restoration work as a part of her day-long visit with Chief Doug Barrett and members of Tribal Council. While at the project site, staff shared information about the efforts that aim to restore nearly 200 acres of tidal wetlands in the Siuslaw River estuary. Leading those efforts are the Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians, who are the primary project managers and have been integral in designing a project with broad community benefits. Some of the project's wide-reaching benefits include increasing important fish and wildlife habitat, building regional climate resiliency, and restoring Tribal culture and connections to the area. The visit focused on the co-benefits of restoring natural processes and building more climate-resilient communities through conservation and restoration investments.
Cottage Grove will close homeless campsites, relocate residents to temporary shelter
Your browser does not support the audio element. The city of Cottage Grove, Oregon, is closing down two of its homeless campsites, and asking residents to relocate to a temporary shelter at a dog park. The Douglas Camp and the 12th Street Camp are open 24-hours-a-day. Earlier this year, staff...
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