How Big Ten-ready are the Oregon Ducks? | The transfer portal RBs are finding new homes

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🗓️ 29 April 2024

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Thank you to Gametime for sponsoring today's episode! Gametime is the best place to buy last-minute tickets to sporting events, concerts and comedy shows. Making plans to follow your team on the road this college football season? Gametime has tickets to every game. Download the Gametime App and enter code: STAPLES for $20 off your first purchase, terms apply. Last Minute Tickets, Lowest Prices, Guaranteed. We’re talking about what Oregon should expect from the Big Ten and what the Big Ten should expect from the Ducks, but we also need to acknowledge that elsewhere in the Big Ten, the Dylan Raiola hype machine is operating at full capacity after Raiola’s spring game performance. (0:00-3:32) Intro - Oregon Spring Game (3:33-11:04) Nebraska Spring Game (11:05-25:29) Pete Nakos joins to update on the portal (25:30-36:50) Group of 5 Playoff? (36:51-56:59) Justin Hopkins from ScoopDuck joins (57:00-1:06:39) NFL Draft Recap (1:06:40-1:09:32) EA Sports Cover (1:09:33-1:10:04) Conclusion On3 national reporter Pete Nakos joins to discuss the latest on the spring transfer portal window. Oregon State RB transfer Damien Martinez has committed to Miami, and Colorado RB transfer Dylan Edwards has committed to Kansas State. Meanwhile, Colorado wrapped spring practice and continued to add more transfers. That includes RB Rashad Amos, a Miami (Ohio) transfer who originally had planned to go to Mississippi State. Next, Justin Hopkins of Scoop Duck joins to talk about Oregon. The Ducks wrapped spring practice Saturday, and Oklahoma transfer QB Dillon Gabriel looks like he’s been in Eugene forever. We also got a look at a few potential star freshmen on defense, and we got our first look at QB Dante Moore as a Duck. Plus, Andy breaks down the rest of the NFL draft.... Want to watch the show instead? Head on over to YouTube and join us LIVE, M-F, at 8 am et! https://youtube.com/live/31fMSmF-mtY

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0:00.0	Welcome to Andy Staples on three happy Monday.
0:06.7	It is a happy Monday indeed in a couple of big 10 towns.
0:10.3	One, very strange to say that for one of these.
0:14.8	And kid Andy would say it's very strange to say that for both of these.
0:17.8	But they have the spring games in Eugene and Lincoln this weekend,
0:23.9	and everybody left very happy and very excited about the quarterback play, about what they're
0:32.6	expecting from this season.
0:34.5	Now, two different levels of expectation at Oregon and Nebraska, but I think
0:39.3	an equal level of excitement because of kind of where they're at, where they think they're going.
0:46.6	We'll start with Oregon. Dylan Gabriel looked like he's been playing at Oregon forever,
0:53.7	wearing number eight, like Marcus Marietta,
0:56.8	fellow Hawaiian, looked spectacular, looked like he had been playing in that offense for his
1:04.3	entire life.
1:05.7	And we're going to talk to Justin Hopkins later on the show from Scoop Duck about where Oregon's
1:10.6	at right now, where Oregon's at right now.
1:11.2	Where Oregon's at as they headed to the Big Ten?
1:13.4	How's the roster?
1:15.3	Is it capable of competing with Ohio State at the top of the Big Ten?
1:20.0	Because that's what everyone seems to suspect.
1:23.5	If you go to Fandall, you look at those season win total projections.
1:31.5	10 and a half for Oregon, 10 and a half for Ohio State.
1:34.9	They play each other in October in Austin Stadium.
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