Oregon Ducks NCAA Football News

The Portland Thunder begin their inaugural season on Monday, facing off at home against the Pacific Division-rival San Jose Sabercats at the Moda Center.

In the middle of Oregon's pro day, Avery Patterson walked over to the sidelines of the Moshofsky Center and was asked by someone he knew how he was doing.

Three weeks after the former Oregon running back disappointed with a 4.50-second 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine, Thomas sliced that time at Oregon's pro day on Thursday.

The Oregon Ducks are not known for their defense. College football fans have come accustomed to the Ducks and their fast paced and high scoring offense.

Despite an impressive collection of returning talent, the 2014 Oregon Ducks have some notable holes in the roster to plug: versatile, do-everything running back De'Anthony Thomas; wide receiver Josh Huff; cornerback Terrance Mitchell.

Former Oregon Ducks quarterback Darron Thomas talks about the upcoming season for the Portland Thunder and competing for the starting spot behind center.

Oregon football hosts NFL scouts Thursday at its annual pro day, and the 2014 class of draft-eligible Ducks can make headway in their journey to NFL draft weekend.

Oregon has designs on a return to the national championship picture in 2014, returning a talented and veteran lineup.

The eight-week stretch between national signing day and the beginning of spring practices might seem unremarkable in the college football calendar, yet Oregon coach Mark Helfrich doesn't hesitate to call it "always a great time of year."

The best receivers from the 2013 collegiate landscape are all headed to the NFL.

OCT. 5, 2013--Oregon Ducks wide receiver Bralon Addison with a sidelined De'Anthony Thomas as the Ducks beat the Colorado Buffaloes, 57-16, at Folsom Field Saturday in Boulder, Colo.

Oregon Ducks offensive lineman Hroniss Grasu , gives a thumbs up to the crowd before the Spring Game at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Ore.

Dec 30, 2013; San Antonio, TX, USA; Oregon Ducks wide receiver Josh Huff tries to dive in for the touchdown during the first half against the Texas Longhorns at Alamo Dome.

The Oregon Ducks arguably play faster than any team in the country. Athletes are recruited based off their speed and the strength and conditioning team trains them to be faster.

The Pac-12 was often referred to last season as the second-best conference in college football.

Oregon received its first commitment in the 2015 recruiting class today in consensus four star recruit, Zach Okun, who announced the news via his twitter account: Okun is a 6'4, 310 lbs offensive guard who will provide great size in the middle for the powerful Ducks running attack.

Stanford got Pac-12 spring practices started this week and more teams will follow suit in the coming days.

What matters more, talent or personality? With the NFL draft drawing ever closer this question will be on the minds of team executives when considering whom to select.

The Miami Dolphins are reportedly trying to gauge interest for 2013 first round draft pick Dion Jordan.

Six former Ducks took to the field at the 2014 NFL Combine in Indianapolis this past weekend.