Jason Gilliam

[Oregon Updates @oregon__updates]

Never forget Tez Johnson’s ELITE performance in the Big Ten Championship 🦆🔥

— 11 Catches
— 181 Yards
— 1 Touchdown
— Championship Game MVP 🏆

[Brian Nemhauser @hawkblogger]

Seahawks HC Mike Macdonald has a guest today at practice. @uoregon HC Dan Lanning was in attendance.

[Zachary Neel @zacharycneel]

Dan Lanning said on the Jim Rome Show today that UCLA coach Bob Chesney texted him on Saturday night and offered to help with Dante Moore any way he could.

"He text me as they were traveling back to LA and said, 'Hey, if you need my help with Dante or anything and he's still in LA, I'll go check on this guy. I'm giving the team off tomorrow; let me know.' It speaks to the kind of person he is. I've got a lot of respect for him and his program."

[U.S. Soccer Men's National Team @USMNT]

The First Cap for Brian Schwake! ☝️

[Oregon Football @oregonfootball]

Game 4: For Your Brother

Presented by @pepsi.

#GoDucks

[Oregon Football @oregonfootball]

Let 'em know. #GoDucks

[Nashville SC @NashvilleSC]

Joe says: @Heineken_US Man of the Match 🧤

[Oregon Football @oregonfootball]

🦆

[Oregon Football @oregonfootball]

For 5. #GoDucks

[Oregon Football @oregonfootball]

DUCK DUB.

Oregon takes down USC in the LA Memorial Coliseum to open Big Ten play.

#GoDucks

[Bussin' With The Boys @BussinWTB]

This angle is bananas.

How can you not be romantic about college football? 🇺🇸

[Ben Wright @benwright]

🇺🇸 Nashville SC goalkeeper Brian Schwake has been called up to the USMNT roster, per source. Schwake, 25, has been a standout in his first season as Nashville SC's starter, keeping a club-record 16 clean sheets and named to MLS All-Star team.

@SoccerInsider 1st.

[Seattle Seahawks @Seahawks]

JOBEEEE @JoshuaMJobe

The toe-tap of all toe-taps.

[Oregon Football @oregonfootball]

2026 Oregon Football Season Trailer

"The Art of Competing"

🎙️ @AshtonJEaton x #GoDucks

[Major League Soccer @MLS]

.@NashvilleSC dominate Cincy 4-0 to remain undefeated at home! 💪

[Nashville SC @NashvilleSC]

Clutch gene in this team is unreal 😤😤😤

[SixOneFive Soccer @615Soccer]

FT: Nashville SC make a statement agaisnt Inter Miami.

[The Players’ Tribune @PlayersTribune]

Kobe Bryant was more than just @sabrina_i20’s friend — he was her mentor. In 2020, she wrote: “When I first heard the news about Kobe’s crash, it was hard not to start questioning things. It was just, like, HOW? How could this amazing father and husband be taken away from the world? How could someone as full of life as Gianna be taken away from the world before she even got to LIVE her life? How could nine people be snatched away from their loved ones — just like that, in a blink? How could we all be living in a world without Kobe Bryant??

How could I have lost my friend?

Kobe’s death also left me with some questions about my own path. What was I supposed to do now without his presence?? Without his guidance?? Who was I going to turn to for advice?? And then on top of those thoughts, I had these almost even “angrier” questions, you know?? Like: How could the world have brought me together with someone like Kobe, someone who understood me so well — maybe the first person in my life who truly got me on this deeper basketball level — only to then rip him out of my life after less than a year?! And why?! It just felt cruel. It still feels that way.

But as I’ve started to process some of my grief, I’ve begun to realize — even if it was only for this short time?? That Kobe and I, and our paths…. they connected for a reason. Not just because of the wisdom that he shared with me. Not just because of the friendship, and confidence, and support that he gave me. Not just because of the way that he made me a smarter teammate, and a tougher competitor, and a harder worker. Not just because of the promise that he recognized in me — as a player, and a leader, and a person. I think my path connected with Kobe’s because of a bigger picture.

Kobe always saw the bigger picture.

That was clear with everything he did in his life — but to me it was especially clear with the way that he looked at and treated the game of women’s basketball. He didn’t see growing the game with girls as his hobby, or as some side project, or as a charity case. He saw it as a movement. And he didn’t get involved because he just wanted to be a fan of our movement. He got involved because he wanted to be a part of it.

And that’s what I always loved so much about Kobe, and it’s one of the things that I hope people will remember about him. He didn’t care about your age, or your gender, or your background….. or any of that. Even your talent, at the end of the day, wasn’t what Kobe was there to judge. All that he cared about really was your love of the game. That was the test you had to pass with Kobe: Could you match him passion for passion when it came to hoops. If you could do that, then you had his respect.” https://t.co/0B3I6SXBAu

@nyliberty | @OregonWBB

[Oregon Football @oregonfootball]

Focused on Oregon. #GoDucks

[U.S. Soccer Men's National Team @USMNT]

Here to create a culture.

Here to stay for the USA.