Is Oregon a BLUEBLOOD or still only a NEWBLOOD? | Remembering Khyree Jackson

Oregon got a commitment on July 4 from Duncanville, Texas, receiver Dakorien Moore, who is the highest ranked player to ever commit to the Ducks. He’s the type of player Oregon didn’t typically land before, but the Ducks’ 2025 class might wind up including the top-ranked or second-ranked (or both) player in the country at multiple positions.(0:00-2:50) Intro(2:51-9:06) Dakorien Moore Commits to Oregon(9:07-11:36) Remembering Khyree Jackson(11:37-13:27) Nebraska Coaching Staff Shuffle(13:28-17:40) Rest of the Week(17:41-43:59) Justin Hopkins from ScoopDuck joins(44:00-1:01:47) New Blood or Blue Blood Discussion(1:01:48-1:05:08) Conclusion, Recapping 4th of July WeekendJustin Hopkins of On3’s Scoop Duck joins Andy to discuss how Oregon has enhanced an already effective roster-building operation under coach Dan Lanning. Andy also wonders if Justin was correct last week when he wrote that Oregon isn’t a blueblood program yet but seems headed there. Andy wonders if the Ducks have possibly already crossed that threshold.More from Justin Hopkins and ScoopDuck here: https://www.on3.com/teams/oregon-ducks/Justin also shares memories of former Oregon and Alabama cornerback Khyree Jackson, the Minnesota Vikings rookie who died in a car crash this past weekend.Later, Andy builds on that blueblood conversation. How do we define a blueblood? Who are the bluebloods now? And how does a newblood — a program that has enjoyed great recent success but doesn’t have a history of dominance — become a blueblood?Want to watch the show instead? Head on over to YouTube and join us LIVE, M-F, at 8 am et! https://youtube.com/live/V5jji6XT7Z4Host: Andy StaplesProducer: River Bailey Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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