On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, DuckTerritory’s Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil continue their position-by-position preview of the Oregon football roster with a closer look at the Ducks’ linebacker room entering the 2026 season.

After breaking down the defensive line, the series now shifts to the second level of Oregon’s defense. Prehm and Skopil go player-by-player through the linebacker position, discussing the projected depth chart, returning contributors, players pushing for bigger roles, and the biggest questions facing the group before the season begins.

Oregon has talent and athleticism at linebacker, but this is also a room where roles, rotations, and consistency will be major offseason storylines. The Ducks return important pieces such as Jerry Mixon and Devon Jackson, while also needing continued development from the rest of the room to build reliable depth behind the top options.

The discussion focuses on how Oregon’s linebackers fit within Chris Hampton’s defense and how the position can help tie everything together between a talented defensive front and a secondary filled with playmakers. From run fits to coverage responsibilities to communication, the linebacker room will be central to Oregon’s defensive success.

The episode also dives into potential breakout candidates, special teams value, and how the Ducks could structure their linebacker rotation during the 2026 season.

On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, DuckTerritory’s Erik Skopil and Matt Prehm continue their position-by-position preview of the Oregon football roster with a closer look at the Ducks’ defensive line room entering the 2026 season.

After working through several offensive position groups, the series now shifts to the defensive side of the ball and starts in the trenches. Skopil and Prehm go player-by-player through Oregon’s defensive line, discussing the key returners, expected contributors, young players pushing for roles, and the overall expectations for a group that should be one of the most important units on the roster.

Oregon enters the season with high-end talent and proven experience up front, headlined by veteran pieces such as A’Mauri Washington and Bear Alexander. The Ducks also have several rotational options and younger players who could factor into the depth chart as the coaching staff looks to build a reliable group capable of holding up over the course of a Big Ten schedule.

The discussion focuses on how Oregon’s defensive line can impact the entire defense. If the Ducks can consistently control the line of scrimmage, generate pressure, and create disruption against the run, it should make life easier for the linebackers and secondary behind them.

The episode also dives into the biggest questions facing the room, potential breakout candidates, and how Oregon’s defensive front could shape the ceiling of the 2026 defense.

Oregon football has moved through spring practice, and while the Ducks are still months away from opening the 2026 season, the shape of the offensive depth chart is beginning to come into focus.

On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm, Erik Skopil, and John Evans take a position-by-position look at Oregon’s projected offensive two-deep coming out of spring football and heading into the summer months. The guys break down where things stand at quarterback with Dante Moore back for his second season as the starter, how the offensive line is being rebuilt after multiple NFL departures, and what to make of a skill-position group that features plenty of high-end talent but also a few important depth-chart questions.

The conversation also dives into Oregon’s wide receiver room, the tight end rotation, running back depth, and which young players could push for bigger roles when fall camp arrives. With new offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer now leading the offense, there are plenty of storylines to track as the Ducks work toward another Big Ten title push.

On this episode of the Autzen Audibles podcast, DuckTerritory's Erik Skopil and Matt Prehm weigh in on Oregon's 34-14 victory over Northwestern. The pair break down the strengths on both sides of the ball, what it might mean big picture and highlight Dan Lanning's postgame press conference.

2021 four-star wide receiver Xavier Worthy joined the Autzen Audibles Podcast to discuss his interest in the Oregon Ducks, why Oregon's coaching staff is such a good group of wide receivers, what Oregon's commits are pitching him to come to play with them at Oregon, and what it will take fora college to land his verbal commitment.

After the recording of this podcast, Worthy released a group of six schools that he would be focusing on prior to making a verbal commitment. Worthy listed Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, LSU, Michigan, and Oregon for his final six schools. Worthy is ranked as the nation's 141st best player in the class of 2021 regardless of position, the 24th best wide receiver, and the state of California's 11th best player, all according to the 247Sports rankings.

All that and more is included in this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil open up the Autzen Audibles Mailbag and instead of answering your questions about Oregon football, recruiting, basketball, and other topics, Matt and Erik discuss the most interesting and best hot-takes Duck fans present to the show.

In this hot-take discussions, we talk about the idea that Oregon will sign a Top 10 recruiting class without having to sign any five-star recruits, if under head coach Dana Altman that the Oregon Ducks are one of the most underrated programs in all of college basketball, that Oregon's 2020 offensive line is better than the 2011 offensive line, that Kenny Wheaton should have simply ran out of bounds instead of returning the interception against the Washington Huskies for a touchdown in 1994, that the Ducks need to change their introduction of the football team that involves the Oregon Duck riding a motorcycle.

All that and more is included in this podcast!

In today's episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, we interview one of Oregon's top offensive commitments for the class of 2021, who happens to be one of Oregon's best peer-to-peer recruiters this season.

Four-star center prospect Jackson Light joins Matt Prehm on the Autzen Audibles Podcast to dive into Oregon football recruiting, why he picked the Ducks, how he's been able to train for the upcoming season during the shutdown, what makes Oregon's coaching staff such good recruiters, and his thoughts on the 2021 recruiting class as it stands currently.

All that and more is included in this recruiting edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

The Oregon Duck football program has secured 12 verbal commitments for the class of 2021 and are now on pace to sign their best class in school history. How did Oregon secure a class that's already one of the best in the country and why do we believe the Ducks will finish the recruiting cycle with their best class in school history? We explain both those answers in this podcast.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil dive into Oregon football recruiting and get you caught up on the four most recent verbal commitments, why they are so important, what is working for Oregon on the recruiting trail, how many players will Oregon sign in 2021, how many spots are left to be filled, and who are a few names who could be the next players to commit to the Ducks.

All that and more is included in this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

The Oregon Ducks have landed their fourth verbal commitment in as many days, making this yet again another Emergency Podcast breaking down Oregon football's breaking news.

Three-star cornerback Darren Barkins became Oregon football's 12th verbal commitment for the class of 2021, and he's also launched the Ducks into the Top 10 for national rankings for the class of 2021. 

On this podcast, DuckTerritory.com's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down Barkins commitment, what it means for Oregon at the cornerback class, how he fits into the current roster for the next few seasons, and what's still left out there for Oregon at the position.

All that and more in this emergency edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

The Oregon Ducks have landed yet again another verbal commitment for their 2021 football class. In this emergency podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil have you covered for everything you need to know.

Junior College cornerback Jadarrius Perkins gave the Ducks his verbal commitment Friday afternoon, thus becoming the school's 11th verbal commitment. In the podcast, Matt and Erik discuss why this is such a big get, what we've seen from his film that we like, what player Oregon is getting and how Perkins fits into the current roster, and then what players are still left on the board for Oregon at the defensive back position for the 2021 class.

The Oregon Ducks have just landed another verbal commitment for the class of 2021 in football, and we've got the full instant reaction in this emergency Autzen Audibles Podcast.

Three-star outside linebacker/defensive end Brandon Buckner gave his verbal to the Oregon Ducks today, and Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil take a deep dive into what the Oregon Ducks are getting in this special edition podcast.

What position does Buckner best project to? What does this mean for Oregon's future recruiting on defense in 2021? Could the Ducks be done at his position now? We answer that and more.

Oregon softball star outfielder and All-American Haley Cruse joined the Autzen Audibles podcast to discuss her senior season that was cut short and the decision she made earlier this spring to return to Oregon for a second-senior season.

Erik Skopil interviews Cruse about how COVID-19 ended the college softball season abruptly and what that was like, her decision to return to college for another season year, what it is like for playing for head coach Melyssa Lombardi, her thoughts on the team going into the 2021 season, and how she's become a social media star on multiple platforms and what that could mean for her future earnings.

All that and more is included in this exclusive podcast with Haley Cruse.

The Oregon Ducks have just landed a big verbal commitment for the class of 2021 in football via four-star tight end Moliki Motavoa. Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil have recorded a podcast to break down everything that his important commitment means for the Ducks in 2021, historically at the tight end position at Oregon, and what type of player the Oregon Ducks are getting now that they've landed his verbal commitment.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil give you the full scoop on everything related to this most recent verbal commitment. All that and more is included in this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

In today's Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil answer the best questions submitted to them by Oregon Duck fans on Oregon football recruiting, college football, and more.

Today's episode discusses why Oregon is currently going through the greatest run in college football recruiting we've ever seen over a three-year period and why it won't stop as long as Mario Cristobal is the team's head coach. We also discuss recruiting that defensive back position and if there should be any kind of concern or worry that there isn't a commitment at this position group yet. Matt and Erik also discuss Oregon's potential breakout players for the 2020 football season, and how could Oregon handle ticketing their fans for a socially distanced Autzen Stadium this fall.

On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil dive into the Ducks' week three matchup between the fourth-ranked Oregon Ducks and Northwestern. Matt and Erik discuss the strange setting for this game, what matchups are worth watching and if this may be an even worse opponent than last week.

All that and a lot more on this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast!

In today's Autzen Audibles Podcast, Voltage Management's Co-Founder Zach Soskin speaks with the show about the NCAA's decision to allow athletes to profit off their name, image, and likeness starting in 2021.

Zach works with athletes to help them better market themselves, build brands, and then maintain their personal brands. He has also worked with Oregon's recruiting department for the football program while he was a student at Oregon and has previously worked with Adidas in their Grassroots Football Sports Marketing department and their Social Media and Brand Marketing department. 

In the latest episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil discuss the option of playing college football with or without fans in attendance, and should the sport as a whole elect to wait to play with fans inside the stadium or not. What's the best option and what should they choose to do? Matt and Erik give their opinions on all the options and pick the option that they feel best fits the sport during this time.

Each week Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil field Oregon Duck fan's best questions and answer them the best they can. In this Autzen Audibles Mailbag, Matt and Erik tackle a lot of Oregon football and Oregon football recruiting questions.

Matt and Erik discuss when we think we'll know if football is going to be palyed on time and if the Pac-12 could play a season without all 12 schools. We also discuss the 2021 NFL Draft and how many first-round draft picks the Ducks will have, how Oregon will get below the 85 scholarship limit ahead of the 2021 season, what the 2021 recruiting class could look like.

The show also ends with a trip down memory lane where we discuss the best non-Oregon player and non-quarterback to play inside Autzen Stadium since the 2000 college football season.

The Oregon Ducks just landed a verbal commitment from four-star offensive tackle Jonah Miller. He becomes Oregon's ninth four-star offensive line commit since the 2018 recruiting cycle and the third four-star offensive line commit in the 2021 recruiting class. Oregon's on pace to have one of their best classes in school history and their best offensive line class in school history. Who is next to commit along the offensive line and how many prospects will Oregon want to try and sign in the 2021 recruiting class?

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil discuss all things Oregon football recruiting with a focus on the program's offensive line efforts in this class and beyond.

What model of getting football back to being played presents the best opportunity for the sport, for the Pac-12, and for the Oregon Ducks? Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil dive into those questions in the latest edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

There are more than a few models out there being suggested for when and how college football could return. Forget what model has the best chance of happening, let's focus on what model presents the best case for the Oregon Ducks and the Pac-12 in its entirety. In this podcast we discuss multiple returns to play models being discussed by College Football Administrators and national media members and give our opinions on the most popular plans.

The NCAA took steps to "modernize" amateur sports by allowing its athletes the same economic freedom as any other student on campus at any NCAA school. The move will go into effect January 2021 at the latest. 

With that in mind, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil discuss what athletes at Oregon could see themselves cashing in on their on-field and off-field success through this new avenue for athletes to profit.

Matt and Erik each have five athletes who they believe will be able to pull in advertising dollars and other sponsorship deals on a local and national level, and they aren't all football players.

All that and more is included in this Friday edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

Welcome to this week's Autzen Audibles Podcast! In today's show, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil tackle a handful of Oregon football recruiting topics that were sent in. The Ducks have been able to go out and land back-to-back recruiting classes that feature five-star recruits in them. Can the Ducks make it three years in a row and land a five-star recruit? And who could also be Oregon's most likely commit, but also the most highly rated? Is he a five-star recruit?

Matt and Erik also discuss if Oregon could only sign three five-star or four-star recruits in the 2021 class and the rest of the class be made up of three-star recruits, what three elite recruits make the most sense?

All that and more in this week's Mailbag Episode!

Oregon head football coach Mario Cristobal did a live interview recently with the school's in-house reporter Rob Moseley. During that interview, Cristobal discussed a wide range of topics but most noteably why the Ducks signed a graduate-transfer quarterback, recruiting, and how the freshmen progressed through spring ball. 

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil of DuckTerritory.com break down and give you the analysis of everything Cristobal discussed during the 30-minute interview. 

Oregon has landed the commitment from four-star offensive tackle Bram Walden. He becomes one of the highest-rated players to ever commit or sign with the Ducks at offensive tackle in program history. The commitment was a huge get for Oregon's 2021 class and the future. 

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil have recorded an emergency podcast after Walden's commitment to break it all down from a historical context and what this means for Oregon football's future. 

On May 7th, Oregon Governor Kate Brown announced that the Oregon Health Authority and her office were recommending that there be no sports played with an audience be played through the month of September. What does that mean for the status of Oregon's first three home football games of the 2020 seasons?

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil recorded a podcast discussion Gov. Brown's comments and what those three games could look like, why the announcement was made so far in advance, and then discussed if Oregon's three non-conference games should even be announced.

The show also goes into the impact of Oregon softball's two star senior players announcing they will return to Oregon next year for their extra year of eligibility and what it means for the program.

All that and more is discussed in this episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil bring on our newest member of the team at DuckTerritory.com, Jackson Moore. Jackson joins the site to cover Oregon football recruiting, and he introduces himself to the Duck fanbase.

Jackson breaks down his first few stories on the site with Oregon commits and targets, as well as goes into discussion around what prospects were on campus this past weekend for the Ducks' win over Oklahoma State.

All that and a lot more is included in this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast!

In this Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil open up the mailbag and dive into Oregon Duck fan's top questions about the Oregon football program and it's recruiting for the 2021 recruiting class. 

Matt and Erik field multiple questions that discuss top targets who could commit to Oregon, if Oregon is doing a good job on the recruiting trail, if either of them are concerned at all that despite back to back No. 1 recruiting classes in the Pac-12 the Ducks are sitting just a hair inside of the national Top 25 rankings, and a lot more. Matt and Erik also discuss a few what-if scenarios for past recruiting classes and why there is a new scheduling practice being implemented within the Pac-12 for men's basketball.

All that and more is discussed in this episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

In this episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, we dive into all things Oregon football recruiting on the defensive side of the football. What areas does Oregon need to shore up with the 2020 class? Who are some names to know that could end up becoming Ducks? What concerns are there with the current defense, or is this group stacked top to bottom?

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil get you all caught up on all things Oregon Duck football recruiting, with a heavy focus on the defensive side of the ball.

All that and more is discussed in this episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

California over Oregon in the Pac-12 North? One national media outlet on Friday projects the Ducks will finish second to the California Golden Bears in football for the 2020 season. Is this a hot-take or something that could legit happen?

Plus, is Oregon football in a recruiting rut right now and if they are, how do they get out of it? And the women's basketball program could sign one of the best grad-transfers available this offseason.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down Oregon football's projections by CBS Sports and why Cal being picked to win the North Division makes some sense but is also a bit optimistic. Plus the guys get you up to date on Oregon football recruiting and where things stand for the Oregon women's basketball program's recruiting.

All that and more in this edition of the Autzen Audibles podcast!

In the latest edition of the Autzen Audibles Mailbag, the show covers the recent news related to the University of Oregon announcing that they intend to hold on-campus learning in the fall and what that could mean for college football and sports in general for the 2020-21 athletic year. 

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil discuss what this means and if it's good news for Duck fans. Plus, Matt and Erik discuss what teams do we want the Ducks to play in football for a non-conference home and home series, what a virtual season could look like for college athletics, what season would make sense for a behind-the-scenes documentary for Oregon athletics, what type of impact and incoming freshman and four-star defensive tackle Jayson Jones have, and what Oregon football player has had the best NFL career despite not getting drafted?

In the latest of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down the biggest surprises from the NFL Draft for an Oregon perspective. Plus, Matt and Erik also discuss the likelyhood the Ducks see a second straight year of a Top 10 selection. 

Plus Matt and Erik also discuss the chances that Oregon has two first-round draft picks in next year's NFL Draft and what other players could get drafted. 

The show ends with Matt and Erik explaining why the NBA Draft deadline gave the Oregon Ducks some really good news for next year's men's basketball team.

All that and more is included in this podcast!

In the latest edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil explain why Justin Herbert's NFL future is better set up than any other Oregon QB before him.

Justin Herbert was selected as the No. 6 overall selection of the 2020 NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Chargers. He heads to a franchise located out west that Matt and Erik feel like will be ready to win with Herbert in the fold.

Also on the podcast, Matt and Erik discuss how the Ducks are becoming QBU for producing first-round draft picks and why Herbert put Oregon in rare air for NFL Draft records. Plus, what do Duck fans need to pay attention to the rest of the draft this weekend and why the program is set up for a run of first-round selections for years to come.

All that and more is included in this episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

The latest Mailbag Podcast is out for Autzen Audibles, and in this week's edition we discuss the nation's No. 1 recruit Korey Foreman and the pitch the Oregon Ducks are going to be giving him.

Plus, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil discuss a wide range of other topics, which includes what sport at Oregon will produce the most first-round draft picks over the next five seasons, what freshmen have enrolled early and who could be in line for a surprise season from the 2020 class, who starts at linebacker for the Ducks in 2020, what jersey number at Oregon has had the most success, and does the one-time transfer rule put a damper on college football recruiting?

All that and more is included in today's Episode!

The Oregon football program has reached a level of recruiting that's not been seen very often in it's past, and that's competing for a Top 10 class. This year is no different for head coach Mario Cristobal and the rest of his coaching staff.

The Ducks currently have a Top 20 class in the country and are in a position to make a move towards the Top 10 with only a few commitments.

Who are the top targets for the Ducks on offense in 2021? What needs to the Ducks need to fill in this cycle of recruiting? What players make up the list of most likely to sign with Oregon? 

During this episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil dive into the football program's recruiting of the 2021 class and spend the entire show on just the offensive side of the ball.

All that and more is included in this episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast!

The Oregon Ducks have reportedly hired a new wide receiver coach who was previously named the 247Sports Recruiter of the Year. With this new hire, the Ducks are in a position where the offense could take a huge leap in development and talent. 

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil of DuckTerritory.com break down the new hire at the wide receiver position and give their thoughts on where Oregon needs to get to work for the 2021 recruiting class.

Also on the podcast, Matt and Erik discuss Francis Okoro's decision to transfer out of the Oregon men's basketball program and what this means for next season. Matt and Erik also discuss any other potential additions to the roster this offseason. 

The show ends with a full recap of the historic Friday night in the WNBA where the Ducks saw Sabrina Ionescu go No. 1 overall Satou Sabally go No. 2 overall, and Ruthy Hebard go No. 8 overall.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are back for another edition of the Autzen Audibles Mailbag Podcast. The guys answer the best questions that were submitted to them over the week about all things Oregon Ducks and Ducks recruiting.

On today's podcast, Matt and Erik discuss what program at Oregon has the best chance at winning a national title in the next few seasons, and why it might not be the Oregon football program.

Matt and Erik also take answers on where we think the Oregon football recruiting class will land in the final team rankings and if a Top 10 finish is possible, what kind of TV coverage could we see once sports resumes, who are the Top 5 teams of men's basketball the last 10 years, who had a better chance at winning a national title team: 2007 Oregon football or 2017 Oregon basketball.

All that and more is included in this week's Mailbag!

On this week's edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil open up the mailbag to answer the best and hottest topics around the Oregon football program.

On today's show the guys discuss Oregon hitting the road for the first time and if we envision this game at Northwestern giving the Ducks their first test of adversity. We also discuss our thoughts on Bear Alexander at defensive tackle, the Ducks' usage of RB transfer Makhi Hughes, and if we believe there are any concerns so far on either side of the football.

All that and a lot more is included in this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast!

The Oregon men's basketball program added one of the best graduate transfers available for this offseason. Could Oregon's defense in 2020 be better than Oregon's 2019 version? 

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil of DuckTerritory.com have recorded the latest Autzen Audibles Podcast and dive into those discussions.

Amauri Hardy of UNLV has announced his decision to graduate-transfer to Oregon for next season's men's college basketball season. Why is this commitment a big deal for the men, and what will his role be for the Ducks moving forward?

The WNBA is holding its annual draft this Friday. Could the Oregon Ducks have three players selected in the first round? Also, why is one player's stock starting to drop?

To wrap up the show, Matt and Erik give their opinions on why the 2020 Oregon defense will be a lot better than the 2019 defense despite the graduation of four-year starter Troy Dye and other key pieces from 2019.

On this Friday edition of the Autzen Audibles podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down the news of senior Cam McCormick's Eligibility Waiver and what it means for the football program's immediate and long-term futures.

Matt and Erik also dive into some discussion centered around the offensive side of the football. With Justin Herbert and six other starters graduating from this past season's Rose Bowl Champion offense, could the offense see a drop off in production? Or how realistic is it that Oregon's offense continues to improve and get better?

All that and more is included in today's Autzen Audibles Podcast!

In this latest DuckTerritory Roundtable, the DT staff discusses a wide range of topics, which includes Oregon's addition of grad-transfer Anthony Brown and why he would be added to the mix at Oregon, what the national media said about the decision, Oregon's inclusion in the top group for multiple top receiver targets, the chances Oregon signs an elite wide receiver prospect in the 2021 class, and some discussion along the Oregon offensive line and what our thoughts are after comments about the group were made by head coach Mario Cristobal.

This week's Autzen Audibles Mailbag is full of Oregon football and Oregon football recruiting questions. Plus a look at a few Oregon basketball topics, which includes the Ducks going after transfer prospects this spring.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil of DuckTerritory.com answer your best questions about Oregon athletics in this week's edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

Today's podcast discusses the following topics:

- The addition of Aaron Estrada to the Oregon basketball team.

- How does Anthony Brown compare to the other quarterback on Oregon's roster?

- How does Anthony Brown compare to other grad-transfer quarterback commits in Vernon Adams and Dakota Prukop?

- Who are some of Oregon's top football prospects in 2021?

- If you were Dana Altman, would you recruit a grad-transfer or a traditional transfer for your final roster spot?

- Who do you start in the Oregon secondary?

All that and a lot more is included in this week's Mailbag!

Monday's Autzen Audibles podcast is loaded with a ton of discussion on Oregon football, football recruiting, Oregon women's and men's basketball, and the recruiting plans for both programs during the spring period.

The Oregon women's basketball program has seen two highly-regarded freshmen players transfer out of the program in guard Holly Winterburn and forward Lucy Cochrane. What players are the men and the women's programs targeting this offseason to get themselves ready for next year? The Duck football team elected to bring in a grad-transfer quarterback in Anthony Brown, and what could that mean for sophomore quarterback Tyler Shough's chances at winning the job. Plus Matt and Erik discuss a near-30 minute conversation they had with Oregon head football coach Mario Cristobal last week about what the Duck football team is up to.

The Oregon Duck football program has reportedly added a graduate transfer quarterback to the mix ahead of the 2020 football season. What does this mean for Tyler Shough and the quarterback race to replace Justin Herbert?

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are back on the podcast for our regular Mailbag Wednesday, but with a twist. The guys were about to start recording when the news broke that Boston College quarterback Anthony Brown would transfer to Oregon for his final season of college football. Matt and Erk discuss the transfer news as well as answer various questions about Oregon football, football recruiting, and a great question about past athletes we wish had one more season with the Ducks.

For more information on the addition of Anthony Brown to the Oregon roster, click here.

One of the greatest athletes to roll through the University of Oregon is three-sport star Jordan Kent. On Monday's Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt and Jordan discuss all things Ducks and his career from start to now.

Jordan Kent played basketball, football, and ran track and field for the Ducks from 2002 to 2006, and capped off his run by being selected in the sixth round of the 2007 NFL Draft by the Seattle Seahawks. 

After Jordan Kent's playing days were over, he moved into the media field covering the Oregon Ducks and eventually into his current role at NBC Sports Northwest by hosting the pre-game, halftime, post-game, and other Blazer shows on the channel. Jordan also runs the Jordan Kent Skills Camps during the summer months for youth in the Pacific Northwest. 

In this week's Friday Edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, we have something different and special for our listeners. Erik Skopil was able to record a podcast with Oregon women's basketball head coach Kelly Graves.

Erik and Graves talk for over 30 minutes on a wide-ranging list of topics that include the end of the season and if after three weeks he's come to any closure on it, should a team be named the champion for this season, a look at his Big Four's WNBA potential, what Oregon basketball could look like next season, the growth of his returning players and how he sees their roles expanding next season, and some discussion into recruiting and how that is going with social distancing placed into effect.

All that and more is included in this week's Friday episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

In Today' Mailbag Wednesday, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil field Duck fans' questions about Oregon football, basketball, recruiting and what games we've enjoyed covering the most this season.

The first question stems from Mario Cristobal and his possible contract extension. Should the Ducks be giving him one and where do things stand with those talks? Matt and Erik also debate the popular question of who starts in the slot for Oregon next season. Plus, Oregon football got a newcomer earlier than expected in Logan Sagapolu. How does that impact things?

On the hardwood, Matt and Erik discuss the likelihood that either the men or the women have two National Player of the Year winners over the next four seasons. Oregon women's basketball player Sabrina Ionescu won the award twice in her four seasons with the Ducks. Matt and Erik also discuss Oregon basketball recruiting for the men and who they are targeting.

The show wraps up with the best games each of them covered in-person this year.

The Oregon spring football game is over, what does this impact from a team perspective and also from a recruiting perspective? Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil address these two questions and more in today's Monday Autzen Audibles Podcast. Matt and Erik go into what stood out over the four spring practices the Ducks were able to get, and why Oregon could be in a unique position recruiting wise that most other college programs will not have.

The guys also discuss what players from all sports - men or women - make up their Top 5 all-time athlete list, plus has Sabrina Ionescu become the school's most popular athlete? Matt and Erik give their lists and please let us know if you agree or disagree with them in our comments below. 

All that and more is included in this Monday edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast!

On this episode of the Autzen Audibles podcast, DuckTerritory's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil dive into the cruel things No. 6 Oregon did to Oklahoma State in Saturday's game. The 69-3 win has both feeling like something special is on the horizon, and they discuss what stood out most from the game.

College basketball should be wrapping up it's second of two days of second-round NCAA Tournament action. The first weekend of the tournament is about here, and the Sweet 16 is within reach for many teams.

But alas, we have no games to watch. So instead, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil of DuckTerritory.com break down their five best game-winning shots in Oregon men's and women's basketball, with some of these games coming during NCAA Tournament play. 

There are even a few moments from this past basketball season that make the cut. Do you agree with our list? If we missed a game you felt needed to be in the discussion, let us know in the comments or on Twitter!

How many recruits can and should Oregon sign for the 2021 recruiting class? What will the Oregon men's basketball rotation look like for the 2020-21 basketball season?

In the latest episode of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil of DuckTerritory.com dive into those two primary questions while also running the table on multiple other questions that surround the Oregon football and basketball programs, plus some more recruiting discussion.

Each Wednesday, Oregon fans submit their mailbag questions by tweeting at Erik or Matt, or simply using the #AutzenAudibles hashtag on social media. After a week of fielding questions, Matt and Erik take the best questions each week and dig into them in-depth answers. This is your chance to get your burning questions answered.