Hot Clicks: The Top Oregon Ducks Stories of the Week

Recapping the biggest stories from Oregon athletics this week.

Author:
Dylan Reubenking
Publish date:
Aug 22, 2021 2:31 PM EDT

New Guidelines for Oregon Sporting Events

The University of Oregon announced its updated guidelines Saturday for fans looking to attend sporting events.

Jalil Tucker

Oregon landed its second Lincoln High School athlete this month after Jalil Tucker announced his commitment late Friday night. Tucker may be the most intriguing recruit for the Ducks in 2022 yet.

Tetairoa McMillan

The Ducks opened up the week by picking up Servite wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan, winning a tight battle against Pac-12 foes Arizona and USC.

Ben Roberts

Utah standout defensive lineman Ben Roberts decommitted from Washington weeks after visiting Eugene for SNL camp. The Ducks are squarely in the mix and are looking for another win over the Huskies on the recruiting trail with a remaining need on the defensive line in 2022.

Oregon Ranked In Top 15 in Preseason AP Poll

Oregon opens up the 2021 season as the 11th-ranked team in the Preseason AP Top 25, the highest mark for any Pac-12 team.

Fall Camp

Oregon held a couple more practices in fall camp this week, and our Max Torres and Nick Battey gave an inside look as the Ducks prepare for the regular season.

Patrick Herbert

The Ducks tight end will miss some time due to a knee injury. He was expected to start, or at the very least be a steady contributor for the offense this year.

Torres' Take: How Mario Cristobal Built a Strong Culture at Oregon

Max Torres breaks down how Mario Cristobal has put his own stamp on the Oregon football program and has it ascending toward new heights entering year four in Eugene.

Oregon's Quarterback Outlook for the 2021 Season

Anthony Brown, Jay Butterfield, Ty Thompson, and Robby Ashford have all been impressive in fall camp, and the battle for the starting position may not be settled.

Dru Mathis

The Ducks veteran linebacker discussed his goals for his final season at Oregon, as well as his future career as a police officer.

Seven McGee

Oregon freshman running back Seven McGee committed to the program over three years ago and is finally ready to make an impact in a Ducks uniform.

Bradyn Swinson

The Ducks second-year defensive end is stronger and leaner and is impressing the coaching staff in fall camp as he pushes for a starting job.

Jeffrey Bassa

Freshman safety Jeffrey Bassa has made the most of his opportunities in fall camp and could see the field early in his first season.

Top Three Trap Games on the Oregon Football Schedule

If anyone could pull off the upset against the Ducks in 2021, keep an eye on these three matchups.