On Monday Jayden Limar, one of the three running backs that declared for the portal prior to entering the Peach Bowl found his home with Oregon's Big Ten regional rival: the Washington Huskies. Limar travels to Seattle, Washington with one final year of eligibility.

Limar is the seventh of 23 UO players to transfer this offseason to commit elsewhere, joining running backs Makhi Hughes (Houston) and Jay Harris (Kansas State), cornerbacks Jahlil Florence (Missouri) and Dakoda Fields (Oklahoma) and safeties Kingston Lopa (Cal) and Solomon Davis (San Diego State).

With today's announcement, Ducks defensive tackle A'Mauri Washington will return to Oregon for the 2026 season, forgoing the 2026 NFL draft.

Oregon will keep its starting defensive front intact for the 2026 season, as All-Big Ten selections A'Mauri Washington, Matayo Uiagalelei and Teitum Tuioti all are returning to the team.

Oregon football has improved every season Dan Lanning has been coach, and that "growth mindset" starts with the fourth-year coach.

For the second straight season, Oregon football was humbled in a lopsided season-ending loss in the CFP, this time to Indiana in Atlanta.

No. 15 Michigan State faces the Oregon Ducks after Kennedy Blair scored 21 points in the Spartans' 82-67 win over the Washington Huskies.

According to On3’s Pete Nakos, former Oregon running back Jayden Limar has committed to Washington out of the NCAA transfer portal. It’s not too often we see some kind of crossover between these two bitter Big Ten rivals.