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At Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Zachary Neel of Ducks Wire reports that Oregon running back Noah Whittington has taken the field at the Peach Bowl.

It's not the critic who counts. Rival fanbases will have a field day if the Ducks come close but get turned away in the College Football Playoff semifinal.

Last night marked the third year in a row the SEC has been shut out of the National Championship Game. Ole Miss lost 31-27 to Mario Cristobal and Miami.

Some sports stories have a bitter resonance, like this one. Dyer was down. Zach Ertz was out. Darren Carrington didn't inhale.

Oregon lost six defensive backs in the transfer portal but if they land these two, their 2026 secondary could have more lockdown playmaking talent.

It's the semifinals of the College Football Playoff. It shouldn't be a surprise that all four teams are talented, well-coached and tough to beat.

Just one SEC team remains in the College Football Playoff field, and Ole Miss is a three-point underdog tonight in the Fiesta Bowl against Miami, 4:30 p.m. PT.

"Somebody told me there's no crying on a yacht," Will Stein said Tuesday when asked about Oregon's injury challenges heading into the Peach Bowl.

If the Ducks are to have a shot at defeating Indiana, their defensive line is going to have to throw Fernando Mendoza off his spot more often.

Things are imploding in Montlake. Running back Adam Mohammed has left for Cal, Denzel Boston and Jonah Coleman have finished their careers, and now the Huskies ...