Autzen Audibles: DuckTerritory's Oregon athletics podcast

The Oregon men's basketball program has landed two very important transfer commitments over the last 10 days or so. The Ducks also have hosted multiple players for official visits and are still targeting other prospects for the 2019-2020 basketball season.

DuckTeritory.com's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil get you all caught up on the latest commitments for the Ducks and what they mean for Oregon going forward, a look ahead to what the roster could look like, and also who's still on the board for Oregon ahead of the upcoming basketball season.

1:32 - There are seven names Oregon is looking to add to the 2019-2020 season. Is this going to be the new norm for college basketball and the Oregon Ducks?

3:12 - Anthony Mathis gave a commitment to Oregon after leading New Mexico in scoring last year. Why this commitment is so big for the Ducks.

9:12 - Oregon basketball added Rutgers' best player, forward Eugene Omoruyi. Where he fits within Oregon and what the Ducks are getting.

13:06 - Adding Omoruyi helps Oregon have a better core in place for the 2020-21 basketball season, and now Oregon's two-year outlook on paper looks really good.

19:12 - What's next for Oregon basketball? Who is still left on the board that the Ducks are recruiting? Matt and Erik run through what's left to do for Dana Altman and his staff and what recruits could come to Oregon.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are back to break down the latest news and notes with Oregon Football after the Ducks landed commitments, Mario Cristobal provided some important roster updates, and the Ducks saw Chris Steele flip to USC.

2:05 - Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil dive into the Chris Steele decision to commit to Oregon and then back off that commitment and recommit to USC.

5:06 - Should Oregon continue to recruit Chris Steele until he actually officially enrolls into a school.

8:06 - With Chris Steele now not expected to be at Oregon at this moment, what situations are now in play for Oregon's 2020 recruiting class with the extra available scholarship?

9:30 - Erik Skopil provides the biggest takeaways from a media availability with Oregon head football coach Mario Cristobal, which is his first public speaking engagement since the Oregon football spring game back on April 20th.

16:56 - Thoughts on Oregon hiring former Oregon QB Nate Costa away from UCLA.

19:02 - The Oregon Ducks have landed two more verbal commitments for the class of 2020, and where is the class now at and what could happen down the road. The guys discuss both topics.

29:16 - Breaking down Oregon's latest verbal commitment in safety prospect Jared Greenfield and why his commitment is a big deal for the Ducks.

DuckTerritory.com's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are back to recording their weekly podcasts after a short one-week break after Matt's vacation.

In the last two weeks there has been a ton of new information for Oregon football and men's and women's basketball.

Matt and Erik discuss the return of Payton Pritchard but the surprising departure from Kenny Wooten to the NBA, and then how both decisions will impact Oregon for the upcoming season.

Matt and Erik also break down who the Ducks could add to their basketball roster between now and next season.

Recently multiple sportsbooks have also released betting odds for multiple games for the 2019 football season. The Ducks are underdogs in multiple games, including a very surprising spread at Washington. Matt and Erik discuss the betting lines and tell you why some make sense and why some others might be a bit of a reach. 

The guys also discuss the upcoming football season and what would count as a successful season for Mario Cristobal and his coaching staff. 

From the women's basketball side of things, the Ducks had another big week on the recruiting trail. The women added one of the top grad-transfers in the country for this upcoming season while also landing another five-star verbal commitment for the class of 2020. Matt and Erik break down the impact of both. 

The guys wrap up this week's podcast answering two questions from fans on DuckTerritory.com about Oregon's rocky offseason for hoops and an interesting question about the football roster for 2019.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil of DuckTerritory.com give a good look at Oregon's quarterback and defensive lines heading into the offseason and give a short-term and long-term perspective of each position group. They also discuss the things Oregon basketball needs to get accomplished over the next few months of the offseason.

Here are where each topic is discussed:

2:07 - Oregon's quarterback depth chart looks a lot better than it did. Matt and Erik explain why that is now the case.

5:20 - With Jay Butterfield's commitment, Oregon's long-term outlook at quarterback now looks a lot better when you add in freshmen Tyler Shough and Cale Millen as well.

10:01 - Tyler Shough has locked in the QB2 role, but what would make that change for Oregon in 2019?

12:25 - Oregon's defensive line was loaded last year, but now this group might be even deeper. Matt and Erik explain why.

15:33 - There are a bunch of new defensive linemen coming into the program this coming June. Where do these guys fit into the mix? What battles could happen?

18:22 - How does new defensive coordinator Andy Avalos impact Oregon's defensive line and who plays where?

22:12 - What are the main items Oregon basketball needs to get done before the season arrives? Matt and Erik provide a check-list of things to accomplish.

Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are back for another DuckTerritory Podcast and there is a ton to get to in this week's podcast.

The Oregon Duck football program landed a huge verbal commitment from one of the top quarterback prospects in the 2020 recruiting class, and the guys give you the full breakdown of what it means for the short-term and also the long-term. Matt and Erik also discuss other Oregon targets that competed at The Opening Oakland Regional Football Camp this past weekend and what it means for the Oregon Ducks. There are also more and more elite recruits out west leaving the region to play in the SEC or other conferences, is this a big concern for Oregon and the Pac-12 Conference?

Last but not least Matt and Erik discuss what five players will lead the Oregon football team next season in all-purpose yardage.

2:10 - Matt and Erik discuss the commitment from Jay Butterfield and why this was such a historic verbal commitment for the Ducks and Mario Cristobal.

6:36 - Erik and Matt discuss the quarterback battle that is now brewing for the Ducks in 2020 with Butterfield now in the fold.

9:00 - After watching Jay Butterfield at The Opening Oakland regional, what stood out the most from his game?

10:34 - Other takeaways from Oregon targets and commits from The Opening Oakland Regional.

23:21 - Who will be the top five players in all-purpose yardage for the Oregon Ducks in 2019? Matt and Erik give their top five options.

DuckTerritory.com's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil are back for another episode of the DuckTerritory Podcast.

In this week's episode, the guys discuss the decision by five-star QB DJ U to Clemson and what that means for the Oregon Ducks. Who are the top targets and what could happen next for Oregon? 

The guys also go into detail about the Oregon women's basketball program landing a five-star commitment for the 2020 recruiting class as well as the men's program having a 2019 signed recruit get elevated from being a 4-star to a 5-star.

Last but not least the guys also discuss which freshmen from Oregon's football 2019 recruiting class will make the biggest impact in the 2019 football season.

3:38 - Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil discuss the landing spots for Oregon's four players draft during the 2019 NFL Draft, if one player made a mistake not leaving as a junior the year before, and if Dillon Mitchell should have returned to school for his senior season.

11:00 - Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil break down the decision by Oregon freshman basketball player Miles Norris to leave the Ducks, and what's next for him and for Oregon basketball.

16:45 - The Oregon Football program landed verbal commitments from Luke Hill and Myles Slusher. What this means for Mario Cristobal's program and why the Duck staff now has some leverage in recruiting.

20:55 - Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil discuss what 10 players are the best NFL prospects on Oregon's roster for the 2019 season and how would Matt and Erik each rank the group of 10 players.

DuckTerritory.com's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil recorded another podcast and in this episode of the show, the guys break down all the comings and goings with Oregon football and basketball, while also providing the 10 players who had the best springs for football.

DuckTerritory.com's Matt Prehm, Erik Skopil, and Kevin Wade discuss the football program's 2019 Spring Game and the biggest takeaways from the game on either side of the football.

DuckTerritory.com's Matt Prehm and Erik Skopil preview this weekend's Oregon spring football game.

The Oregon Ducks will kickoff the 2019 Spring Game at Autzen Stadium at 2 p.m. on April 20th and the game will be broadcast on the Pac-12 Networks.

Follow DuckTerritory.com for full coverage of the day's events.