The No. 5 Oregon Ducks are one of four teams remaining in the College Football Playoff, and they are arguably getting hit the hardest by the transfer portal ope

The Oregon Ducks are busy prepping for a rematch with Indiana in the CFP while trying to balance the chaos of the transfer portal.

A year after getting absolutely crushed by Ohio State in the Rose Bowl as the College Football Playoff’s No. 1 seed, Oregon is headed to the semifinals. The Ducks easily have won their first two games if this year’s Playoff and will next head to Atlanta.

5 of Oregon’s 12 games against FBS competition the Ducks had a Net YPP performance above expected between 2.63 and 3.45 and these games represent Oregon’s 6 th -10 th best performances of the season by this metric. The games that fall outside of this range are the ones that are interesting and I think are worth more discussion

Oregon is superior to JMU in every aspect. The Ducks have more talent, more speed, more size and they will be at home. Expect UO to be fired up for a playoff game at home, and to begin making amends for last season’s collapse against Ohio State in the Rose Bowl.

No. 5 Oregon is set to face off against No. 1 Indiana for the second time this season in the College Football Playoff semifinals on Friday. The last time these two programs met was back in Oct 2025 when Indiana handed the Ducks their only loss of the season,

Here's how the recruit rankings for IU football's starters compare to Oregon, and what they say about the Peach Bowl matchup:

With the 2024 NFL regular season all wrapped up, playoff football is next. It all kicks off with Wild Card weekend beginning in just a few short days. There will be six games played over three days, culminating in a Monday night matchup.