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Oregon Ducks men's basketball and track & field beat reporter for The Register-Guard. Minnesota born and raised. Skol.

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Oregon's Nate Bittle lands NBA shot with Toronto Raptors Original

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By Chris Hansen Verified
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June 26, 2026, 10:43 a.m. PT Nate Bittle didn't get selected during the June 23-24 NBA draft, but he's still going to get a shot to play in the pros. The former Oregon men's basketball center has signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the Toronto Raptors, according to a report from Dushawn London of 247Sports. An Exhibit 10 contract is a one‑year, non‑guaranteed NBA minimum‑salary deal designed to give teams flexibility and give fringe or developing players a pathway into the league.
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Oregon football's Dante Moore on billboard in Japan Original

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By Chris Hansen Verified
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Dante Moore's Heisman Trophy campaign has gone international. The Oregon quarterback, several of his teammates and coach Dan Lanning arrived in Japan June 23 for the Tokyo Oregon Football Showcase, a three-day event that takes place Thursday through Saturday. Before the Ducks landed, electronic billboards featuring Moore were installed in the famous Kabukichō District of Shinjuku City. "Yes, There's Moore!" was the message on one billboard, which also featured an image of the Oregon QB.
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Oregon's Aaliyah McCormick defends her hurdles title at NCAA Outdoors

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By Chris Hansen Verified
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June 13, 2026, 8:30 p.m. PT Aaliyah McCormick didn’t need to dig deep to find motivation heading into her final national championship race. The competition was elite, the stakes were high, and despite coming into the meet as the returning champion, McCormick still felt like she had something to prove. Not anymore.
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