Autzen Audibles: DuckTerritory's Oregon athletics podcast

Oregon’s fall camp is essentially complete, and the Ducks are preparing to shift their attention toward game-week preparation for their 2026 season opener against Boise State.On the latest episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil go position-by-position through Oregon’s defense to discuss the latest buzz, storylines and information coming out of fall camp.Like our offensive breakdown, this isn’t a projected depth chart or an attempt to predict exactly who will take the field for Oregon’s first defensive snap of the season. Instead, Prehm and Skopil focus on what they’ve heard throughout August, what has stood out during conversations with Oregon’s coaches and players, and where each position appears to stand as the Ducks leave camp.The discussion begins along Oregon’s defensive front, where the Ducks have spent the offseason developing a deep and versatile collection of defensive linemen and edge defenders. From there, the podcast examines a linebacker room featuring a mix of experience and emerging options before turning to a secondary with competition and versatility throughout the cornerback, safety and Star positions.Which defensive players generated the most buzz during fall camp? Which position groups appear to have taken significant steps forward? Where could Oregon have difficult decisions to make because of its depth? And what questions still need to be answered once the Ducks begin playing games?Prehm and Skopil break down everything they know and have heard about Oregon’s defense as fall camp comes to an end and the Ducks prepare to turn their full attention toward Boise State and the start of the 2026 season.(2:00) - Why this defense has the hype it is getting(4:25) - Oregon's Defensive Line Room(19:13) - Oregon's Linebacker Room(32:36) - Oregon's Secondary Room

Oregon's fall camp is essentially in the books, and the Ducks are preparing to make the transition toward game-week preparation for their 2026 season opener against Boise State.On the latest episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil go position-by-position through Oregon's offense to discuss the latest buzz, storylines and information coming out of fall camp.This isn't a projected depth chart or an attempt to predict exactly who will be on the field for the first snap of the season. Instead, Prehm and Skopil focus on what they've heard throughout August, what stood out from conversations with Oregon's coaches and players, and where things appear to be trending as the Ducks close camp.The discussion starts at quarterback, where Oregon has Dante Moore leading the offense and an intriguing collection of options behind him. From there, the podcast examines a running back room with plenty of competition, a receiver group featuring proven talent and emerging options, and a tight end position that has continued to develop throughout camp.The offensive line also gets a full evaluation as Oregon works to identify its best combination before the opener.Which position groups generated the most positive buzz? Where are there still questions that need to be answered? Which players have helped themselves the most during August?Prehm and Skopil break down everything they know about Oregon's offense before the Ducks turn their attention fully toward Boise State and the start of the 2026 season.

Oregon football is deep into fall camp, and the latest episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast dives into several of the biggest storylines surrounding the Ducks as the season draws closer.Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil begin with Oregon's backup quarterback competition and where things currently stand behind Dante Moore. With Dylan Raiola among the quarterbacks battling for the No. 2 job, the Ducks have an intriguing decision to make regarding who they trust to step onto the field if needed this fall.From there, the discussion moves to one of the most talked-about position groups on Oregon's roster: the defensive line. The Ducks have generated plenty of buzz about their depth throughout camp, but how much of that hype should fans believe? Matt and Erik break down what they've heard, what they know about the personnel and whether Oregon legitimately has enough bodies to overwhelm teams up front.The third segment examines Dan Lanning's comments following Oregon's recent scrimmage. Balls were on the ground, special teams had miscues and the quarterbacks were challenged to make smarter decisions. At the same time, players apparently weren't satisfied with the day's work and wanted to run afterward. What should fans actually take away from those comments?Finally, the show closes with the Biletnikoff Award Watch List. Iverson Hooks and Jamari Johnson made the cut, while Jeremiah McClellan, Dakorien Moore and Evan Stewart did not. Matt and Erik discuss whether that makes sense and which Oregon pass catchers could ultimately emerge as the Ducks' biggest threats in 2026.(1:53) Oregon Back Up QB Battle(17:47) Is the Hype Real on Oregon’s DL Depth?(29:26) What we make of scrimmage comments (balls on the ground, special teams miscues, the team wanting to run after the scrimmage, QBs needing to be more smart, etc)(38:18) Oregon receiver Iverson Hooks and Tight End Jamari Johnson were named to the 2026 Biletnikoff Award Watch List, but Jeremiah McClellan, Dakorien Moore, and Evan Stewart were not. Is that the right call?

Oregon's latest mailbag covers fall camp stock risers, the Ducks' uncertainty at kicker and punter and a hypothetical matchup between 2023 and 2026.(0:00) Opening Mailbag(1:08) What players' arrow is pointing north so far in fall camp?(10:31) The kicking game is a total unknown, with Oregon needing to replace both its kicker and punter with also potentially an all-portal specialists unit change. How much does that scare you in a close Big Ten game?(21:12) Who do you think would win the Game between Oregon team with Bo Nix 2023 2nd year vs 2nd year Oregon team with Moore in 2026? Compare the position groups and overall winner

DuckTerritory's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil offer insights from the first week of Oregon fall camp. Both Matt and Erik provide their two biggest takeaways of camp to date.Here are the topics as they appear:The value of 2025 class on this year's team (1:07)Significance of naming specialist starters (7:50)Evan Stewart's physical and emotional development (18:02)What Brayden Platt's injury means for the LBers (24:21)

The Autzen Audibles crew answers Oregon football questions about expectations for a rebuilt offensive line, Dierre Hill’s role, roster updates and the Ducks’ health.(2:50) What should our realistic expectations be for the OL? Considering the last time we had this new of a unit in ‘24, it looked abysmal early in the season (17:01) Dan and Drew both mentioned Dierre working on doing more this year. Do you think we’ll see him lined up out wide more often? Do you think he starts in a two back set and then they can motion him out to receiver?(25:45) What is your best guess for when rosters are updated with ht/wt?(29:15) What is your read on where the team is at from a health and availability standpoint?

Oregon football enters the 2026 season with expectations as high as they have ever been, and the latest USA Today Coaches Poll only adds to the anticipation.On a new episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, DuckTerritory.com’s Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down Oregon’s No. 2 preseason ranking—the highest placement in program history in the Coaches Poll. The Ducks sit near the top of the national landscape as Dan Lanning prepares for his fifth season in Eugene and another run at the College Football Playoff.Prehm and Skopil discuss what the ranking says about the current state of the program, the pressure that comes with being viewed as a national championship contender and the biggest questions Oregon must answer before the season begins.The podcast also features observations and news from Oregon’s annual media day on August 3 inside Autzen Stadium. DuckTerritory spoke with 35 players, along with Lanning, to gather insight into the Ducks’ roster, leadership, offseason development and mindset entering fall camp.From veteran returners to new faces expected to make an impact, the guys share some of the most notable takeaways from a busy afternoon in Eugene and preview the storylines that will shape Oregon’s preseason.

On this episode, DuckTerritory's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil send off contributor John Evans. Evans graduated from UO in the spring and is now covering Florida State for 247Sports. Evans makes his final Autzen Audibles appearance and looks back at favorite moments from his time covering the Ducks. Then the trio take a look at the Big Ten preseason poll. They discuss Oregon's placement as the predicted No. 2 team in the league, as well as what they make of the Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year voting.

On this episode of the Autzen Audibles podcast, Oregon edge coach Kamran Araghi joins the show. Araghi was promoted to a full-time assistant role this offseason, but coaching the team's OLBs is nothing new. He explains how his responsibilities have changed and how the annual Oregon coast trip began before diving into break downs of every scholarship player in his room.

Oregon announced the promotion of Tyler Dean to the position of general manager in May. Dean joins DuckTerritory's Erik Skopil on the Autzen Audibles podcast to discuss his path to the new role, how his responsibilities might change and what the keys were to the 2026 Oregon offseason.

Oregon quarterbacks coach Koa Ka’ai joins the Autzen Audibles Podcast for an extensive conversation about his first offseason leading the position group and the development taking place inside one of the Ducks’ most important rooms.Ka’ai discusses the additional responsibilities he has taken on since moving into the position, including Oregon’s demanding recruiting schedule and the opportunity to put his own stamp on the quarterback room after spending more than two years working alongside former offensive coordinator Will Stein.The former Oregon player explains the identity he wants his quarterbacks to establish. Competitiveness is at the top of that list, but Ka’ai also wants the Ducks to remain connected, support one another and remember that football is supposed to be enjoyable.Much of the conversation centers on Dante Moore and the growth Oregon has seen from its veteran quarterback. Ka’ai details how Moore has become more vocal, demanding and willing to hold teammates accountable without becoming demeaning. He also explains how Moore’s expanding understanding of defensive football and Oregon’s entire offensive operation has allowed the coaching staff to give him greater control at the line of scrimmage.Ka’ai also provides an update on Nebraska transfer Dylan Raiola, including the physical transformation he has made since arriving in Eugene and his progress learning Oregon’s system.The discussion explores how the Ducks develop experienced backup quarterbacks, the individualized plans Oregon creates for each player and the message Marcus Mariota once delivered about the importance of maintaining a healthy quarterback room.Ka’ai also explains Oregon’s golf-inspired approach to competition, how the staff evaluates quarterbacks in the NIL era and why relationships throughout a high school can reveal as much as throwing talent.

On this episode of the Autzen Audibles podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil get together to discuss the biggest wildcards for the 2026 Duck football team. They each select one aspect of the team's offense and then defense and discuss why it could be make-or-break.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down where they feel most confident about Oregon football’s offense and defense entering the 2026 season.

On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, DuckTerritory’s Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil conclude their position-by-position preview of the Oregon football roster with a closer look at the Ducks’ defensive back room entering the 2026 season.

On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, DuckTerritory’s Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil continue their position-by-position preview of the Oregon football roster with a closer look at the Ducks’ linebacker room entering the 2026 season.After breaking down the defensive line, the series now shifts to the second level of Oregon’s defense. Prehm and Skopil go player-by-player through the linebacker position, discussing the projected depth chart, returning contributors, players pushing for bigger roles, and the biggest questions facing the group before the season begins.Oregon has talent and athleticism at linebacker, but this is also a room where roles, rotations, and consistency will be major offseason storylines. The Ducks return important pieces such as Jerry Mixon and Devon Jackson, while also needing continued development from the rest of the room to build reliable depth behind the top options.The discussion focuses on how Oregon’s linebackers fit within Chris Hampton’s defense and how the position can help tie everything together between a talented defensive front and a secondary filled with playmakers. From run fits to coverage responsibilities to communication, the linebacker room will be central to Oregon’s defensive success.The episode also dives into potential breakout candidates, special teams value, and how the Ducks could structure their linebacker rotation during the 2026 season.

On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, DuckTerritory’s Erik Skopil and Matt Prehm continue their position-by-position preview of the Oregon football roster with a closer look at the Ducks’ defensive line room entering the 2026 season.After working through several offensive position groups, the series now shifts to the defensive side of the ball and starts in the trenches. Skopil and Prehm go player-by-player through Oregon’s defensive line, discussing the key returners, expected contributors, young players pushing for roles, and the overall expectations for a group that should be one of the most important units on the roster.Oregon enters the season with high-end talent and proven experience up front, headlined by veteran pieces such as A’Mauri Washington and Bear Alexander. The Ducks also have several rotational options and younger players who could factor into the depth chart as the coaching staff looks to build a reliable group capable of holding up over the course of a Big Ten schedule.The discussion focuses on how Oregon’s defensive line can impact the entire defense. If the Ducks can consistently control the line of scrimmage, generate pressure, and create disruption against the run, it should make life easier for the linebackers and secondary behind them.The episode also dives into the biggest questions facing the room, potential breakout candidates, and how Oregon’s defensive front could shape the ceiling of the 2026 defense.

On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, DuckTerritory’s Erik Skopil and Matt Prehm continue their offseason position preview series with a closer look at Oregon’s offensive line room entering the 2026 season.After previously breaking down the Ducks’ quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends, the focus now shifts to the group responsible for making Oregon’s offense go. Skopil and Prehm go player-by-player through the offensive line room, discussing returning experience, projected starters, key depth pieces, and the biggest questions facing the Ducks up front.Oregon has consistently recruited and developed at a high level along the offensive line, and the 2026 group will once again be expected to play a major role in the team’s offensive success. The Ducks have veteran talent, promising young players, and multiple options at several spots, giving the coaching staff flexibility as it builds the best five-man combination.The conversation includes expectations for the interior offensive line, the tackle spots, and which players could push for larger roles during the season. With Oregon looking to compete at the top of the Big Ten and nationally, offensive line play will be one of the biggest factors in determining the Ducks’ ceiling.

On this episode of the Autzen Audibles podcast, DuckTerritory's Erik Skopil and Jackson Moore get together to break down Oregon's 2027 recruiting class. Together, they take a look at where the Ducks have succeeded so far before taking a peak at June's official visit season.

Oregon women's basketball coach Kelly Graves makes his 11th appearance on the Autzen Audibles podcast. Graves discusses the conclusion of the 2025-26 season, what the offseason yielded for the program and expectations for the upcoming season.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil answer Oregon mailbag questions on the 2027 starting lineup, NFL Draft projections, offensive line concerns and basketball NIL.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are joined by Cooper Petagna to break down Oregon’s 2026 NFL Draft picks and what could be a historic 2027 draft class.

DuckTerritory's Matt Prehm, Erik Skopil and John Evans give their review of Oregon’s spring game and break down both sides of the ball.

DuckTerritory's Erik Skopil, Matt Prehm and John Evans get together to break down this year's Oregon spring game. Together they offer storylines to watch, and players who they'll be keyed in on. They then dive into the NFL Draft and expectations for Ducks.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down Oregon football takeaways from assistant coach interviews and the Ducks’ second spring scrimmage.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are back with another episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, and this time the focus is squarely on how Oregon men’s basketball is rebuilding its roster through the transfer portal. The guys open the show by diving into the Ducks’ three verbal commitments in Tyrone Riley IV, Andrew Meadow, and Pharaoh Compton, breaking down what each player brings to Eugene and why their additions matter for Dana Altman’s offseason rebuild. From scoring punch and perimeter skill to frontcourt versatility and physicality, each pickup fills an important need as Oregon works to reshape next season’s roster. Later in the episode, Matt and Erik look ahead to what comes next for the Ducks in the portal, discussing the positions Oregon still has to address, the types of players the staff should prioritize, and which remaining targets could make the biggest impact. They also take a broader view of the roster construction, examining what these early commitments may reveal about the style of play Oregon wants to build heading into next season. Could this become a more athletic group? A more versatile lineup? Or one built to play multiple ways depending on matchups? The guys break it all down in the latest episode.

From Dan Lanning’s post-scrimmage thoughts to Ross Douglas, Evan Stewart and Jeremiah McClellan, Oregon had no shortage of spring storylines.

DuckTerritory's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil dive into what was said about the quarterbacks room on Tuesday. The two discuss Dante Moore's development, the promotion of Koa Ka'ai along with what was said about Dylan Raiola and Akili Smith Jr.

Oregon’s latest spring practice offered insight into the health of the running back room, the ceiling of the young backs, and rising defensive linemen drawing praise from Tony Tuioti.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil answer mailbag questions on Oregon recruiting, the Ducks’ ideal defensive line pass-rush setup, and which former stars they’d add to the current roster.

In the latest Autzen Audibles, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil look at the biggest statistical areas Oregon must improve and the top spring position battles.

DuckTerritory's Erik Skopil and Matt Prehm are back with another Autzen Audibles mailbag episode, diving into several of the biggest storylines around Oregon athletics. The crew answers mailbag questions on Oregon’s quarterback coaching plan, Koa Ka’ai, men’s hoops progress and the future of women’s basketball.

Oregon's NFL Pro Day offered one more important checkpoint for a talented group of Ducks looking to make their jump to the next level, and on the latest episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down everything they saw and learned from the day in Eugene. From Jadon Canady helping himself with a strong workout to Bryce Boettcher continuing to show why his versatility and toughness stand out, there was no shortage of storylines to unpack. The guys also dive into the performances from Keyon Sadiq and Malik Benson, what stood out from the rest of Oregon's combine participants, and which players may have made the biggest impression on NFL evaluators. Beyond the official testing numbers, there were also a few intriguing observations from players like Brock Thomas and Jordon Davison, even without combine-style participation. Matt and Erik also discuss some of the most notable player comments from the day about Oregon's 2026 team and why there's already a growing belief inside the program that next season's roster could again be built for major success. All that and more is packed into this latest episode of Autzen Audibles.

March Madness is HERE! Join Gary Parrish and Matt Norlander as they pick the winner for EVERY game of the 2026 NCAA Tournament. They will take you from Dayton all the way to Indianapolis. Who do the guys have winning it all? Tune in to find out! (0:00) Intro + Norlander is doin’ more stuff with brackets (1:00) This is the bracket preview … it’s different from yesterday (7:00) East Region Picks & Predictions (24:00) South Region Picks & Predictions (37:45) West Region Picks & Predictions (53:00) Midwest Region Picks & Predictions (1:05:30) Who is the 12 seed or worse most likely to make a run? (1:10:00) Final Four Picks! Theme song: “Timothy Leary,” written, performed and courtesy of Guster Eye on College Basketball is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Follow our team: @EyeonCBBPodcast @GaryParrishCBS @MattNorlander @Boone @DavidWCobb @TheJMULL_ Visit the ⁠betting arena on CBSSports.com⁠ for all the latest in ⁠sportsbook reviews⁠ and ⁠sportsbook promos⁠ for ⁠betting on college basketball⁠. You can listen to us on your smart speakers! Simply say, “Alexa, play the latest episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast,” or “Hey, Google, play the latest episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast.” Email the show for any reason whatsoever: [email protected] Visit Eye on College Basketball’s YouTube channel: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeFb_xyBgOekQPZYC7Ijilw⁠ For more college hoops coverage, visit ⁠https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/⁠ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit ⁠https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/

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Spring football has officially arrived in Eugene, and on the latest episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm, Erik Skopil, and John Evans dive into some of the biggest storylines shaping Oregon’s 2026 offseason. The crew opens the show by unpacking its biggest takeaways from hearing Dan Lanning meet with the media, including what stood out most about his early thoughts on the roster, leadership, quarterback development, and the overall tone surrounding the program as practice gets underway. From there, the conversation shifts into one of the most fascinating exercises of the spring: trying to project Oregon’s two-deep. On both offense and defense, there are a handful of spots that feel especially difficult to sort through right now, whether because of young talent, portal additions, position versatility, or unresolved competition heading into camp. Matt, Erik, and John each break down the spots that are toughest to call and explain where the biggest battles could emerge over the next several weeks. The episode wraps with a ranking of the Top 10 Oregon players entering the spring season, sparking debate about proven stars, rising difference-makers, and which Ducks are best positioned to shape the program’s ceiling in 2026.

On the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil discuss the state of Oregon men’s and women’s basketball as both programs close out the regular season.

The Autzen Audibles Podcast welcomed a key voice from inside the Oregon football program this week as new offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer joined Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil for an in-depth conversation about the Ducks’ offense and his promotion. Mehringer discussed what it meant to earn the opportunity to lead Oregon’s offense under Dan Lanning and how his past experience calling plays earlier in his career has shaped his approach today. The conversation also dives into what he learned working alongside Will Stein, whether he plans to remain in the booth as play caller, and what kind of identity he wants Oregon’s offense to have moving forward. Mehringer also shares insight on the development of quarterback Dante Moore, the returning offensive talent on the roster, and why tight end Kenyon Sadiq’s combine performance didn’t surprise him.

DuckTerritory's Erik Skopil and Matt Prehm dive into what was a mighty impressive NFL Combine for Oregon's participants. They discuss who did what and who didn't, before highlighting the impressive showings of Kenyon Sadiq, Dillon Thieneman, Emmanuel Pregnon and Malik Benson.

Spring football is almost here, and for Oregon, the next few weeks will go a long way in shaping just how high this team can climb in 2026. In the latest episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, we break down the biggest spring storylines facing Dan Lanning’s program, using Erik Skopil’s list of the 10 Ducks who need to step up as our guide. From Dante Moore’s continued development and the pressure on newly promoted coordinators Drew Mehringer and Chris Hampton, to the importance of Oregon’s retooled offensive line, transfer additions, pass rush production and defensive depth, there is no shortage of intrigue. We dive into which players and position groups matter most, what has to be answered over 15 spring practices, and why this spring could determine whether Oregon merely stays very good or becomes a true national title threat.

On this episode , DuckTerritory's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil begin looking ahead to spring practice. The pair take a look at Erik's five spring storyline story and discuss them in detail.

The Autzen Audibles are back with a two-part episode that mixes big-picture roster management with a little chaos. Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil open with a mailbag question that digs into Oregon’s quarterback room and whether it’s in the Ducks’ best interest to redshirt transfer Dylan Raiola as they balance the present with the future. Then it’s game time: Keep One, Cut Three flips to the defensive side of the ball, with Matt and Erik building the best possible Oregon starting defense—one randomly selected name at a time—while cutting the rest and explaining every painful decision along the way.

The NFL Combine invite list is out, and Oregon is well represented. On this episode of Autzen Audibles, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down the nine Ducks headed to Indianapolis, debate who we thought deserved an invite but didn’t get one, and dig into draft projections to figure out where Oregon’s group could come off the board — including how many legitimate first-rounders might be in the mix. Then, we wrap with a “Cut Three, Keep One” showdown as Matt and Erik build their own Ducks offense by position group — quarterback, running back, receivers, tight end, and offensive line — and argue over who assembled the better unit.

Matt Prehm and Jackson Moore recap Oregon’s 2026 Signing Day results, break down late class additions, and examine the Ducks’ early 2027 recruiting surge after two Junior Day weekends.

The Autzen Audibles crew breaks down Oregon’s 2025 defensive performance, projects the 2026 two-deep, and examines how portal departures, leadership changes, and returning starters shape the Ducks’ ceiling.

On this episode, DuckTerritory's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil get together to answer questions from fans. The two spend the first 30 minutes of the show talking men's basketball and what the future might hold. Will Dana Altman be back? What about current players? Does the program need a reset? They discuss that before answering a few football questions over the back half of the show.

On this episode of Autzen Audibles, Matt Prehm, Erik Skopil, and John Evans dive into Oregon’s offensive roster as the Ducks look toward the 2026 season. From quarterback stability to the depth and versatility at running back, wide receiver, and along the offensive line, the trio breaks down what feels solid and where uncertainty still exists. Oregon has recruited at an elite level under Dan Lanning, but roster construction is about more than stars and rankings. It is about balance, development, health, and having answers when adversity hits. The guys examine how many proven options Oregon truly has, where competition will be fiercest, and which positions could quietly define the Ducks’ ceiling.

The Big Ten has officially unveiled Oregon’s 2026 football schedule, and it’s everything we expected it to be: loaded, unforgiving, and packed with national significance. On this episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, we dive deep into what could be the most challenging and defining schedule of the Dan Lanning era. From massive road tests to marquee home showdowns, Oregon’s path to a Big Ten title and College Football Playoff berth will require navigating a true gauntlet. We break down the biggest games on the slate, identify where Oregon may have advantages, and discuss which matchups could ultimately shape the Ducks’ postseason fate. How does the travel factor in? Which opponents present matchup nightmares? And what does success really look like against a schedule this demanding? If Oregon is serious about competing for a national championship, this is the type of schedule that will prove it.

DuckTerritory's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil get together to name some surprise players from Oregon's 2025 season. They hit on good surprises on both sides of the ball and then a few not-so good ones. They then dive into the state of the Ducks' portal class. What they've done so far, and also what could still be done from here.

The transfer portal never sleeps, and neither do the Ducks. In this episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Erik Skopil and Matt Prehm dive into Oregon’s massive wave of outgoing transfers, now totaling 30 players, and what it means for the future of the roster. The duo breaks down Oregon’s latest string of portal commitments, answers key mailbag questions from Duck fans, and previews the upcoming visit of a five-star transfer prospect that could become a program-changing addition for Dan Lanning’s squad.

On this episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are joined by 247Sports national college football and transfer portal analyst Cooper Petagna. With Oregon once again active in the portal, Cooper stops by to provide an in-depth look at how the Ducks are attacking roster building, what they’re getting from their latest additions, and how Oregon’s portal strategy stacks up nationally. From breaking down the traits and upside of Oregon’s portal commits to evaluating key targets still on the board, Cooper offers expert insight on what translates, what to expect early, and how these moves shape the Ducks heading into the next season. If you want a clearer picture of how Oregon is leveraging the transfer portal and what kind of impact these players can have in Eugene, this is a must-listen episode.