
By Spencer McLaughlin of Locked on CFB for SuperWest Sports
March 2, 2023
Is the Pac-12 or another conference Oregon’s only option or could the Ducks opt for doing something WAY out of the box and go independent?
On today’s episode of Locked On Ducks, I examine that question in addition to one about defensive tactics.
What sorts of adjustments might the Ducks need to make defensively to get better in 2023 and beyond?
What happens to schools that cancel a previously agreed-to home-and-home football series and might we see that happen for more Pac-12 schools going forward?
Plus, where each Oregon Basketball program stands as they try and sneak into March Madness after the women’s team kept their season alive for at least another game.

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