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Oregons sophomore quarterback, Dante Moore, led the Ducks to a victory against James Madison, setting the stage for their quarterfinal match against Texas Tech in the Capital One Orange Bowl. Moores impressive stats and growing NIL portfolio, including partnerships with Nike, Beats by Dre, CVS, eBay, Raising Canes, and Dr Pepper, make him a force both on and off the field. The Ducks and Moore face Texas Tech on New Years Day, Thursday at noon Eastern time, promising an exciting showdown in Miami.

Oregon Ducks receive injury boost ahead of Orange Bowl: Moore and Bryant return, but Stewart remains out

Oregon Ducks potential quarterback shakeup could see Sam Leavitt, a talented transfer from Arizona State, take the helm. Leavitt, a West Linn native, has impressive stats and could thrive in the Ducks system. With NIL value at $2.4M, Oregon is reportedly interested, as they prepare for the Orange Bowl and future national title hopes.

Witness a family showdown in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals at the Orange Bowl, as brothers Mack Leftwich (Texas Techs offensive coordinator) and Cutter Leftwich (Oregons assistant offensive line coach) face off. Both have had successful seasons, with Mack leading Texas Tech to a high-scoring offense and Cutter strengthening Oregons offensive line. Despite their competitive nature, they plan to keep the trash talk light. The winner advances to the semifinals, with kickoff at nine a.m. Pacific time on ESPN. This game promises to be a classic.

Oregon Ducks face Texas Tech Red Raiders in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal, despite key injuries. Star WR Evan Stewart remains out, but teammates Dakorien Moore and Gary Bryant Junior return. Freshman Trey McNutt is questionable, while Kyler Kasper, Justius Lowe, and DaJuan Riggs are out. The Ducks resilience is tested as they prepare for the bowl clash under the Miami lights.

In a thrilling Week seventeen, former Oregon Ducks players Bo Nix, Justin Herbert, and Christian Gonzalez secured division titles and playoff spots. Nix led the Broncos to the AFC West title, Herbert clinched a playoff spot with the Chargers, and Gonzalez anchored the Patriots secondary. Their impressive performances highlight Oregons enduring NFL impact.

Jalon Leavitt, Arizona States top-rated quarterback, is set to command up to $5 million from his next school, with Oregon and Louisiana State University expressing early interest. Despite a season cut short by injury, Leavitts impressive stats and dual-threat ability have scouts and fans buzzing. His move could significantly impact a contenders lineup, so keep an eye on the transfer portal as it heats up.

In a historic College Football Playoff quarterfinal, the fifth-ranked Oregon Ducks face off against the fourth-ranked Texas Tech Red Raiders at the Orange Bowl. Texas Techs starting quarterback, Behren Morton, is dealing with a leg injury, but is confident and backed up by experienced transfer Mitch Griffis. Both teams have had successful seasons, making this Thursdays nine a.m. Pacific Time kickoff a must-watch event.

Oregon and Texas Tech face off in the Orange Bowl, both with twelve-and-one records. Oregon dominated early against James Madison but let up in the second half. Texas Tech, after a strong regular season, won the Big Twelve Championship. Oregon leads the limited matchups three-zip, including a thirty-eight to thirty win last year. Betting odds favor Oregon by two-and-a-half points, but Texas Techs defense could smother Oregons offense. Injuries are a concern, but both teams have key players ready. Expect a low-scoring game with Texas Tech covering the spread and the under hitting fifty-one-and-a-half.