Autzen Audibles: DuckTerritory's Oregon athletics podcast

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 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.

Oregon’s 2027 recruiting class added major momentum Monday, and the Autzen Audibles Podcast broke it all down.On the latest episode, DuckTerritory’s Erik Skopil and Matt Prehm discussed Oregon’s three newest verbal commitments — defensive lineman Achilles Reyna, tight end George VanSandt and wide receiver Malachi Garlington — and what the additions mean for the Ducks’ overall recruiting outlook.The trio of commitments helped Oregon jump into the Top 10 of the 2027 Team Recruiting Rankings. The Ducks now sit No. 8 nationally with 17 verbal commitments, 224.75 total points and an 89.29 average per commit. Oregon is just 0.12 points behind Clemson for the No. 7 spot, giving the Ducks a realistic path to continue climbing as the summer recruiting calendar heats up.Skopil and Prehm also discussed the significance of Oregon landing two in-state prospects in VanSandt and Garlington. VanSandt, a Central Catholic tight end, was previously committed to Arkansas before reopening his recruitment. Garlington, a Nelson High School wide receiver, earned an Oregon offer after a strong camp performance before briefly committing to Washington State and later flipping to the Ducks.Reyna, a massive 6-foot-8 defensive line prospect from Rainier Beach High School in Seattle, had long been viewed as an Oregon lean before making his commitment official.

Erik Skopil reveals and explains his Top 30 Oregon football player rankings, with Dante Moore leading a loaded Ducks roster.Below is the 10: 1. Quarterback Dante Moore2. Outside linebacker Teitum Tuioti3. Wide receiver Dakorien Moore4. Offensive lineman Iapani Laloulu5. Cornerback Brandon Finney Jr.6. Tight End Jamari Johnson7. Defensive lineman A'Mauri Washington8. Safety Koi Perich9. Outside linebacker Matayo Uiagalelei10. Wide receiver Evan StewartCheck out the entire top 30 below:https://247sports.com/college/oregon/longformarticle/oregon-ducks-football-2026-football-bear-alexander-jordon-davison-dierre-hill-jr-285797942/

DuckTerritory's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil took a look at Oregon's 2026 football schedule. The two broke down each game, making predictions and looking at possible challenges before assessing the difficult of each month.

Oregon football has moved through spring practice, and while the Ducks are still months away from opening the 2026 season, the shape of the offensive depth chart is beginning to come into focus. On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm, Erik Skopil, and John Evans take a position-by-position look at Oregon’s projected offensive two-deep coming out of spring football and heading into the summer months. The guys break down where things stand at quarterback with Dante Moore back for his second season as the starter, how the offensive line is being rebuilt after multiple NFL departures, and what to make of a skill-position group that features plenty of high-end talent but also a few important depth-chart questions. The conversation also dives into Oregon’s wide receiver room, the tight end rotation, running back depth, and which young players could push for bigger roles when fall camp arrives. With new offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer now leading the offense, there are plenty of storylines to track as the Ducks work toward another Big Ten title push.

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.