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Oregon Ducks secure College Football Playoff spot with Orange Bowl win, but face setback as defensive back Daylen Austin enters transfer portal. Ducks will rely on starters and backups to fill the void, facing Indiana Hoosiers in Peach Bowl semi-finals.

In a thrilling turn of events, the Oregon Ducks and Indiana Hoosiers secure spots in the college football playoff semifinals. The Ducks, after a dominant shutout against Texas Tech, prepare for a rematch against Indiana, who earned their spot with a blowout win over Alabama. Meanwhile, Miami and Ole Miss face off in the other semifinal. Fans are abuzz as three of these teams chase their first outright national championship. The Peach Bowl on January ninth features a quarterback showdown between Indianas Mendoza and Oregons Moore, with both teams peaking at the right time for a classic matchup.

Jeffrey Bassa, former Oregon Ducks player, wins bet with Patrick Mahomes after Ducks Orange Bowl victory. Mahomes, Texas Tech alum, pays up by wearing Bassas old jersey. Pro players tied to Oregon have made bets payoff by having teammates wear Ducks gear after wins. Buckner flips the script by wearing Indiana Hoosiers colors after an Oregon loss. Ducks pro alumni continue to collect wins and maintain friendly rivalries.

Oregon Ducks cornerback Daylen Austin enters the transfer portal, marking the fourth player to do so on Friday. With two years of eligibility left, Austin could attract interest from teams needing secondary depth. This move adds to the eleven Ducks seeking transfers this offseason, signaling significant roster changes for Oregon.

Oregon Ducks secure College Football Playoff spot with dominant Orange Bowl win, led by QB Dante Moores 26/33 passing for 234 yards. Fans show dedication, traveling from Eugene to Miami for the game. Ducks face Indiana Hoosiers in Peach Bowl on January 9th, seeking revenge after their earlier loss.

Jay Harris, Oregon Ducks running back, enters the transfer portal after a season of limited playing time. Despite a successful stint at Northwest Missouri State, Harris found himself behind standout freshmen in the Ducks crowded backfield. With one season left, he seeks a bigger role elsewhere, reflecting the Ducks youth movement and the evolving landscape of college football.

Oregon running back Jay Harris, a former Division Two star, is entering the NCAA transfer portal. After two seasons with the Ducks, hes seeking new opportunities, having rushed for 116 yards and a touchdown, and added 57 receiving yards in 2025. Harris, a first-team All-American in 2023 with 1,433 rushing yards and 14 TDs, is a Missouri native with one season of eligibility left. His move could impact rosters next season.