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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Autzen Audibles gives Ducks fans a practical read on Oregon roster churn, depth charts, and matchup questions.
Autzen Audibles sits deep in the Sports shelf, where Oregon football is treated as a roster puzzle that keeps changing. The sampled Oregon-focused episodes move through Peach Bowl matchup questions, spring practice notes, offensive depth, defensive two-deep stress points, and…
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A calm spring preview that keeps Oregon's biggest questions tied to real stakes.
Oregon's spring reset gives the discussion some real shape, and it works best when it stays close to the field: how much that season ending finish still lingers, and whether the 2026 class can crack the rotation after a stretch in which true freshmen have not usually done that.
A blunt Oregon basketball check-in that weighs March frustration against a clearer forward look for both teams.
This piece gives Oregon basketball a plainspoken late-season accounting, treating the men’s year as a miss against preseason hopes while giving the women’s NCAA tournament run the clearer lift as March nears.
A steady Orange Bowl preview that stays close to the injury report, practice notes, and matchup questions.
This Orange Bowl preview keeps its footing by staying close to the injury report, the media-day and practice notes, and the basic matchup question: can Oregon control Texas Tech, or does Tech drag it into a game on its terms?
A measured read on Oregon's 30-plus portal departures and what they may signal.
Oregon's portal churn sits at the center of this piece, but the sharper point is what 30-plus departures mean for a staff trying to reload in a transfer-portal era that now looks a lot like free agency.
A measured offseason check-in with one sharp receiver case and a useful roster map.
This episode uses the offseason stretch to sort Oregon's 2025 surprises from the roster work still ahead. It is strongest in the receiver talk, where Jeremiah McClellan gets treated like a real scouting case: snap counts, usage swings, production, and an NFL projection all come…
A grounded spring-football check-in that treats Oregon's roster questions as real questions.
Autzen Audibles frames Oregon's first spring practice and uses Dan Lanning's near-20-minute media session to talk through the parts that actually matter: roster development, coaching direction, and the next layer of the depth chart.
A clear look at Oregon's roster churn and what comes next after a 13-2 season.
This episode picks up right after the final game, with retention, portal movement, and the roster math that follows Oregon's 13-2 finish and Peach Bowl semifinal run.
A frank postgame read on a win that felt bigger on the scoreboard than in the room.
Autzen Audible gives the kind of postgame read that matters most after a win: not just what the scoreboard said, but what it felt like to sit through.
Bill Simmons debates NBA tanking, MVP races, and movies with Zach Lowe and friends.
Zach Lowe and ESPN colleagues dissect NBA trades, cap rules, and roster fit.
Big Cat and PFT Commenter cover the NFL, March Madness, and NHL for laughs.
Ryen Russillo runs weekly NFL and MLB recaps with beat reporters like Jeff Passan and Mike Sando.
Two hosts break down the ATP and WTA tour week, daily through every Grand Slam.
Race journalists and Damon Hill break down F1 driver markets, team history, and car tech.
Rhythm and timing is the art of swimming technique
Matt Perrine and Eric Skopel spend the first half of Autzen Audibles: DuckTerritory's Oregon athletics podcast on Dylan Raiola's redshirt math, including the possibility of using him in four regular-season games without losing a year of eligibility.
Autzen Audibles opens with Oregon wrapping up its first spring practice and the feeling that spring football is back.
Matt Prane and Mark Skopel open with March Madness front and center, then split the talk between Oregon’s men’s and women’s basketball teams.
The show opens by placing Oregon’s offseason in an odd stretch: National Championship Game Monday, a portal window that has just closed, and a few administrative days still available for submitted names to land.
Matt Freem and Eric Skopel break down Oregon’s 2026 Big Ten schedule the day it was released on January 27, starting with Boise State, Oklahoma State, Portland State, and then USC on September 26.
Matt Parim and Jackson Moore break down Oregon's 2026 class, which finished seventh nationally and added late pieces like four-star defensive lineman Anthony Jones and running back Brandon Smith after the first signing day period.
Dante Moore announced on SportsCenter at 11:30 a.m.
Detailed analysis of Oregon football's 2025 season focusing on quarterback Dante Moore's performance and 2026 outlook.
Oregon beat James Madison 51-34 at Autzen Stadium, but the hosts spend most of the episode arguing over whether the second-half slippage matters before a Texas Tech matchup.
Oregon’s Orange Bowl preview centers on one question: whether the Ducks’ roster talent and playoff experience can beat Texas Tech’s pass rush, physical defense, and balanced offense.
Matt Parame and Eric Skopel break down Oregon’s quarterback-coaching plan, starting with Koa Ka'akai’s promotion and Drew Merringer’s line that “Koa is a stud.” They also explain why Oregon added veteran assistant Jay Johnson, whose stops include Wyoming, Michigan State, Colorado, and a 2018 stint with Dan Lanning at Georgia.
Matt Preen and Eric Skopel use Oregon’s NFL Pro Day to assess Jaden Kennedy, Bryce Boettcher, Kenyon Sadiq, Malik Benson, and several other Ducks.
Gary Parrish and Matt Norlander spend most of the episode picking 67 NCAA tournament games, starting with the East Region and ending with a Final Four projection.
Eric Skopel, Matt Prem, and John Evans focus on Oregon's 2025 defense, where eight starters return but the hosts still see real questions about depth and pass rush.
Drew Mehringer says being promoted to Oregon offensive coordinator felt “super humbling,” and he frames the job around proving Dan Lanning right.
Autzen Audibles opens its Monday mailbag by centering Oregon men’s basketball, where Matt Prame and Eric Skopel argue the program is tied for last in the Big Ten and has lost eight straight games.
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Autzen Audibles frames Oregon’s 2026 spring football start around five specific questions: the coordinator promotions of Chris Hampton and Drew Mehringer, the program’s second straight playoff blowout, the impact of the 2026 recruiting class, Evan Stewart’s availability, and a full special-teams overhaul.
Matt Prame and Eric Skopel discuss Oregon's post-season additions in the Good News Podcast, focusing on Dylan Rayola's transfer portal commitment as a top-15 portal QB.
Matt Prehm, Eric Skolkoff, and John Evans preview Oregon's Friday night's Peach Bowl semifinal in the college football playoffs against Indiana.
Autzen Audibles breaks down Oregon’s NFL Combine showing, with the hosts tracking eight Ducks who participated in Indianapolis and separating the guys who only measured from the ones who tested.
CBS Sports transfer portal analyst Cooper Petagna breaks down Oregon’s portal haul, including Dylan Raiola, Coy Parrish, Iverson Hooks, Jordan Seaton, and Carl Williams IV.
Austin Audibles discusses the CFP semifinal rematch between Indiana and Oregon, with Jared Kelly of Peaks.com providing Indiana insider perspective.
Autzen Audibles opens with Oregon's College Football Playoff quarterfinal against Texas Tech in the Orange Bowl on January 1 at 9 a.m.
Matt Preem and Eric Skopel use this Autzen Audibles episode to pivot from Oregon baseball, softball, and men’s basketball into spring football, which starts in about three weeks.
Matt Prey and Eric Skopel bring on Jarret Johnson of Inside the Raiders to break down Oregon vs.
Matt Paray and Eric Skopel use Oregon’s 2025 season to identify surprise contributors and roster surprises before spring football starts.
Oregon's season ended with a 56-22 Peach Bowl loss to Indiana after Dante Moore threw a 25-yard pick-six on the game's first play.
Oregon beat Texas Tech 23-0 in the Orange Bowl, and the hosts repeatedly call it a defensive shutout that they think may be the best in school history.
Hosts discuss Oregon Ducks spring football scrimmage, a legacy recruit commitment, and other athletics news.
Hosts preview the resumption of Oregon football spring practice and discuss key stats that must improve for the Ducks to reach their championship ceiling.
Hosts preview Oregon's first-round college football playoff game against James Madison, discussing the matchup, seeding controversy, and team expectations.
Hosts discuss Oregon football playoff schedule, practice observations, and personnel questions ahead of a game.
Hosts Eric Skopil and Matt Prehm introduce a mailbag episode covering Oregon Ducks athletics, including coaching news and a new format for listener questions.