No. 1 Oregon football could probably use a break. The Ducks (11-0, 8-0) escaped last week's road matchup against Wisconsin with a close 16-13 win to keep its unbeaten season alive. But it is understandable if Oregon is ready for its second bye week of the ...

The Oregon Ducks expect a drama-filled final two weeks of the recruiting cycle, as they remain in the hunt for several elite prospects while trying to keep together a coveted top-10 class. Dan Lanning and his coaching staff have clearly targeted next weekend - November 30 - as a key date on the schedule to make a lasting impression just days before December 4,

Edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux missed the past five games with a wrist injury, but the Giants are hopeful he can play against Tampa Bay.