Spring practice is an exciting time for football fans. Though the calendar is changing, as is everything else with the sport, it still provides an opportunity to get an early look at team structure and composition for the upcoming season.

Things could be getting interesting for Michigan football when it comes to recruiting. The Wolverines are set for a massive two months when elite recruits are coming to visit Ann Arbor. Things could get even more interesting involving the 2026 quarterback market.

“Oregon and Dan Lanning have agreed on an amended 6-year contract that increases his annual pay by $2 million, sources tell @YahooSports,” Ross Dellenger said in a post. “The fully-guaranteed deal averages nearly $11M annually – a significant investment by the university putting the 38-year old top 5 nationally.”

FanDuel Sportsbook gives Oregon the best chance of winning the title, but BetMGM Sportsbook has the best value at +15000. They are tied with Baylor and Memphis for the 30th-best odds on the platform and are the seventh-best Big Ten team– Michigan State leads the conference with +2500 odds.

Oregon point guard Jackson Shelstad, widely renowned for having attended the same high school as fellow Oregon Duck (and wearer of jersey No. 3) Payton Pritchard, delivered some early Saturday afternoon onions — echoing the clutch play of his point guard predecessor.

With Sherrone Moore as the head coach at Michigan, the Wolverines should be a contender for plenty of top offensive linemen. The maize and blue landed a pair of

Indiana men’s basketball (18-11, 9-9 Big Ten) is riding a three-game winning streak and has snagged victories in four of its past five games entering a 9 p.m. tipoff Tuesday against Oregon (21-8, 10-8 Big Ten).

Michigan football has been known to have more gadget type receivers in the past, but with Sherrone Moore now in charge and the Wolverines having a hard time thr

The Hoosiers kept with the Ducks until late in the second half in a loss that dampens IU's chances at making the NCAA tourney. Here's how it happened.

Here’s a look at how former Oregon basketball players and signees performed during February games: Ethan Butler, Northern Illinois: 7.8 points, 4.6 rebounds over 5 games, all starts. Shot 59.3% from the field and 77.8% from the free throw line. Had 12 points and 5 rebounds against Buffalo.