There is going to be some great football this weekend, which starts with a solid college slate including a game between No. 6 Oregon and No. 20 Iowa. Although these two schools have not matched up a lot in their history, they will a lot more in the future due to Oregon's shift to the Big Ten.

Staring down one of the toughest matchups of the 2025-2026 season after a week ten bye week, the No. 6 Oregon Ducks prepare for a flight to Iowa City to take on

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McCollum was straightforward when asked about his priorities before Iowa basketball faces Xavier next week. The new coach revealed his game-day plans and delivered a surprising vo

If you're looking for a possible upset in the Associated Press Top 25 on Saturday, keep your eyes on Iowa City. That's where No. 6 Oregon plays Iowa.

An Oregon golf course has re-opened after a storm but the driving range remains closed after winds blew down the posts that hold up the netting.

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