Autzen Audibles: DuckTerritory's Oregon athletics podcast

Another week and another four-star verbal commitment. Oregon's football coaching staff is on fire right now on the recruiting trail as they continue to land some of the nation's best prospects on both sides of the football. We break down the latest four-star commitment today.

Four-star wide receiver Isaiah Brevard has committed to Oregon after fielding and considering offers from Missouri, Ole Miss and Michigan State What makes this commitment so important for the Ducks? What are the chances the Brevard steps onto the field right away and plays? What's the long-term outlook now of Oregon's wide receiver room after this commitment? And who might commit next to the Oregon Ducks?

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

In today's Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil discuss at length the Ducks' Top 10 recruiting class and what to expect for the month of July.

Matt and Erik discuss where Oregon currently sits within the Pac-12 conference and the country, who are the five-best commits and what stands out about those verbal commitments, what historical data is telling us about this class and how it's trending towards becoming the program's best recruiting class ever, what recruits could be next to commit, and what to look out for during the month of July.

Wednesday is here and that means Duck fans can get their questions answered by our two Oregon insiders. Each Wednesday, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil take the best questions they've received that week and answer them in a mailbag-themed podcast.

In Today's Autzen Audibles Mailbag, Matt and Erik discuss:

- Could Oregon be in store for another five-star surprise commitment?

- What's the best and worst-case scenario for Oregon football recruiting in the 2021 cycle?

- How has Oregon handled pitching offensive recruits what their offense will look like without having any film of Joe Moorhead's offense?

- What have we heard about players' return to campus?

- When will all athletes be on-campus training for the upcoming season?

- What traditions has Mario Cristobal created at Oregon?

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

The Oregon Football program is slowly bringing back its athletes to begin offseason training for the 2020 football season. In less than a month, the Ducks will begin official preparations for the upcoming season.

Fall camp is within our eyes and with that, Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil have a few questions they want to discuss ahead of fall camp. Let's call these are "burning questions" if you will. The Ducks are likely going to be the Pac-12's preseason favorite, but they still have some issues they need to get figured out before that can happen. We break those down on this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast.

In a surprising bit of news on Friday, June 26th, Oregon and Oregon State's athletic departments and universities announced they were in agreement to move away from using the "Civil War" name for the athletic competitions between the two in-state rivals. The move is in effect immediately. 

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil recorded a podcast giving you the latest news on the decision, their reactions to the breaking news, as well as some potential new names for this now unnamed series between the Oregon Ducks and the Oregon State Beavers.

Do you agree with the decision? What should the new name of this series be called? Let us know in the comments section now!

Does Oregon Football have four of the 10 best players in the Pac-12 conference ahead of this upcoming season? 247Sports' Brandon Marcello recently released his ten best players in the Pac-12 and included four Ducks in his top 10. Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil of DuckTerritory.com believe the number is right, but Marcello four selected Ducks are maybe not the four best players on Oregon's roster for the 2020 season.

In this podcast, Matt and Erik discuss the Top 10 for the Pac-12, Oregon's four best players according to Marcello, and what four Oregon players we would place inside the Pac-12's ten best players. Plus, what other players should have been considered for Oregon inside the Top 10 and could Oregon have more than four on next year's list?

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

Another week and another four-star verbal commitment. Oregon's football coaching staff is on fire right now on the recruiting trail as they continue to land some of the nation's best prospects on both sides of the football. We break down the latest four-star commitment today.

Four-star tight end Terrance Ferguson has committed to Oregon after fielding and considering offers from Auburn, Tennessee, USC, and Wisconsin. What makes this commitment so important for the Ducks? What are the chances the Ferguson steps onto the field right away and plays? What's the long-term outlook now of Oregon's tight end room after this commitment? Who could commit next to the Oregon Ducks?

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

Dana Altman and the Oregon men's basketball program has landed a huge verbal commitment from one of the top transfers in the country, and Mario Cristobal and the Oregon Duck football program are on the verge of landing yet another four-star verbal commitment in the 2021 recruiting class.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil of DuckTerritory.com are back for another episode of Autzen Audibles, and in this episode, they break down the impact of the transfer of senior guard LJ Figueroa, a 6-foot-6 player from St. John's of the Big East conference. Figueroa averaged 14.5 points and 4.5 rebounds per game this past season, while also averaging nearly two steals per game. Matt and Erik also discuss what player could be close to committing to Oregon this week and a look at the entire Oregon 2021 recruiting class for football.

All that and more is included in this latest Mailbag Edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast!

Oregon just landed yet again another four-star verbal commitment in the 2021 recruiting class, this time coming from four-star cornerback Jaylin Davies out of Southern California's Mater Dei high school. If that school is familiar, it's because it's become somewhat of a feeder program for the Ducks with Davies' teammates like Kyron Ware-Hudson in 2021 or from the 2019 class in Sean Dollars and Mase Funa.

National Recruiting Analyst Greg Biggins of 247Sports come on the Autzen Audibles Podcast to discuss the latest commitment for the Ducks.

- What led to Oregon landing this commitment?

- Rod Chances' work with Davies got the Ducks back into that top four a few weeks or months back now. How did that happen?

Davies joining Oregon's recruiting class puts the Ducks at 14 total commitments and a projected team score of 237.79. That would place Oregon sixth in the country, one spot higher than they were before this commitment. They are now less than 8 points away from fifth place USC, a trend we've been tracking the last few weeks now.

- Does Davies impact any other recruits in your eyes to look towards Oregon because of this commitment?

- Your thoughts on Oregon's class as a whole with 14 verbal commitments, 1 five-star commit, nine four-star commits, and just four three-star commits.

Jaylin Davies is now the program's seventh-best cornerback to commit to the Oregon football program in its history, slotting just above former Duck and four-star Dior Mathis. Davies is also the eighth-best defensive back prospect to commit to Oregon in its' history, according to our 247Sports All-Time commit history. Just above Davies is current Oregon safety and former four-star and All-American Bowl participant Steve Stephens.

- What type of player is Oregon getting in Jaylin Davies?

- Is it safe to assume Davies comes into the program and contends right away with Mykael Wright, Dontae Manning and the current group of CBs to replace Thomas Graham and Deommodore Lenoir?