A data-heavy Ducks check-in that keeps its feet on the field.
The Oregon football conversation stays on transfer-portal grading, leaning on a long-running data set to make the case that the portal's early drag on player grades should ease with time.

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A data-heavy Ducks check-in that keeps its feet on the field.
The Oregon football conversation stays on transfer-portal grading, leaning on a long-running data set to make the case that the portal's early drag on player grades should ease with time.
A smart, conversational Indiana preview that connects roster building, expectations, and results without losing the thread.
Indiana is treated as a real football case here, not a throwaway name on the schedule. The discussion works best when it moves from last summer's skepticism to what followed, with Hithloday and Elsie Norton sorting through roster construction, Big Ten expectations, and why a…

Notre Dame beat talk, close to the source.

K-State talk from close to the room.

Ohio State talk at roster-chart speed.

College hockey, with memory and notes.


Three writers from Addicted to Quack discuss midterms at Oregon universities, unusual winter weather, and preview upcoming softball and football season wrap-up content.
This episode features an interview with Elsie Norton discussing the Indiana football roster preview for January 2026, focusing on roster transformations under Kurt Cignetti and win predictions.
This episode previews the upcoming college football game between the Iowa Hawkeyes and Oregon Ducks, discussing roster predictions, playoff implications, and the contrasting styles of both teams.
This episode features a conversation between Heath Ledet and Kevin Phipps catching up on Oregon sports coverage including track and field, softball, baseball, and other winter/spring athletics before transitioning to football talk.
The hosts discuss the Oregon women's basketball team's season, focusing on their NCAA tournament opening round win against Virginia Tech and overall successful performance.
This episode discusses recent Oregon Ducks softball and baseball events, including the Jane Sanders Classic tournament and upcoming series against Purdue.
This episode previews the upcoming Rutgers vs.
This episode features hosts Thomas and Badwater providing instant reactions to football games and quick overviews of court sports like volleyball and basketball.
This episode previews the Texas Tech football roster for Fall 2025, discussing changes in offense and defense with a focus on the upcoming matchup against Oregon.
This episode features an interview with Roman Tomashoff discussing the Washington Huskies football roster preview for fall 2025, focusing on injuries, coaching changes, and rivalry dynamics in the Big Ten.
This episode discusses the basketball team's issues with expert analysis from Adam at ATQ.
This episode is an instant reaction podcast discussing the Orange Bowl victory over Texas Tech, focusing on the hosts' experiences watching the early morning game and their relief at the positive outcome.
Two film reviewers discuss holiday travel and then analyze Oregon's offensive performance in a playoff game, including statistical success rates.
The hosts discuss the college football playoff matchup between Oregon and James Madison, then transition to an update on Ducks basketball, covering both the women's and men's teams.
Heath Lede hosts Tristan Holmes to discuss film reviews, busy schedules, and health issues during winter.
The hosts discuss a top 10 volleyball upset where the Ducks defeated Purdue in West Lafayette, Indiana.
This episode previews the James Madison Dukes football team ahead of their college football playoff game against Oregon, featuring insights from fans and analysis of the team's history and roster.
This episode is a delayed reaction and discussion about the first round of the college football playoff, hosted by Thomas and featuring fellow writer Badwater.
This episode previews a men's basketball exhibition game against the Utah Utes, analyzing the team's potential for a strong start based on experience and returners, with comparisons to a successful season from 10 years ago.
This episode features a discussion between hosts Heath Ledet and Kedrick Stubbris previewing the Wisconsin Badgers football roster for the 2025 season, focusing on player availability and the team's ongoing transformation.
This episode features a conversation between Hithloday and Tristan Holmes about their work on Addicted to Quack, focusing on film reviews and data analysis for Oregon Ducks football to help fans understand games better.
This episode features a discussion between hosts Heath Ledet and Max Olerking analyzing the Minnesota Golden Gophers football roster, their recent game against Iowa, and broader concerns about the team's performance under coach PJ Fleck.
The hosts discuss their reactions to the Oregon Ducks' tense 15-point win over the USC Trojans in a college football game, analyzing key moments and overall gameplay.
This episode features two film reviewers from Addicted to Quack discussing recent Oregon Ducks football wins and previewing an upcoming game against Washington.
The hosts discuss Oregon's ongoing wind streak over Washington and their feelings about the rivalry with the Washington Huskies and Oregon State Beavers.
The hosts discuss the Oregon women's basketball team's recent win against Nebraska and analyze their season performance, including challenges in the Big Ten conference.
This episode features a discussion between Hithloday and Thomas Jachansky about Oregon Ducks sports, focusing on the baseball team's early-season non-conference games against teams like Youngstown State and George Mason.
This episode features advertisements for Jem & Fix's Easter sale on fertilizer and Riksbyggen's property management services for housing associations.
The hosts discuss the transition from winter to spring anime seasons, highlighting surprising and well-done series like Villainous Level 99 and Sentence to be a Hero.
Hithloday and Tristan Holmes analyze Oregon's hard-fought 5-0 start, focusing on the thrilling overtime win against Penn State.
This episode previews the USC vs.
Host Hithloday and guest Elsie Norton preview Indiana's football roster for fall 2025, analyzing key players like quarterback Fernando Mendoza, running backs, and wide receivers while discussing strengths and weaknesses ahead of a big game against Oregon.
Heath Ledet hosts a discussion with guests from Nittany Blues Pod to analyze the Penn State football roster, offering insights into player performances and team strategies for the upcoming season.
Hosts discuss University of Oregon spring sports, focusing on tennis and golf teams' performance and transition to the Big Ten.
Hosts discuss recent Oregon Ducks baseball and softball games, including a home series against Iowa.
A University of Oregon fan podcast discussing Ducks athletics, with a focus on the track and field team's recent performance.
Host Thomas and guest Adam Holland discuss the first third of the Oregon Ducks football season, focusing on quarterback Dante Moore's play and defensive performance.
Host Hithliday and guest Matt Bagley discuss Oregon State's football season, analyzing recent losses and team strength.
Host Hithloday and guest Cody Stovall preview the upcoming Oregon vs Oklahoma State college football game, discussing team changes and expectations.
Heath Ledet and Ryan Thorberg preview the Oregon vs.
Host Hithloday and guest Matt Germack discuss the tumultuous offseason for Maryland football, focusing on coaching staff turnover.
Interview with University of Oregon hockey head coach Jack Hyman discussing his offseason routine and typical game week schedule.
Host Hithliday interviews Rohan Chakrabarty about Wisconsin's football struggles and roster changes.
Hithloday and Adam Holland assess Oregon basketball after wins over Texas A&M, San Diego State, Alabama, USC, and Stephen F.
Oregon softball’s Utah series could move it from the fifth seed to the second seed before the inaugural Pac-12 tournament.