Oregon Sports News

In Memoriam – Tyler Hilinski

January 17, 2018 Sebastian Pycior Comments Off

Tyler Hilinski grew up in California, and became a standout quarterback at Upland High School. During his final two years, he’d achieved just about every school record imaginable for a passer. The kid was a […]

Winners And Losers Of The Pac-12 Football Coaching Carousel

January 17, 2018 Jarreau Brown Comments Off

The clock finally struck 12 in Tucson. A sexual assault case files against former head coach, Rich Rodriguez, led to the program and the longtime head coach parting ways. Early Sunday morning they hired Kevin […]

Your Favorite Fight – Episode 19 – Paige VanZant, Bellator 192, And UFC 220

January 17, 2018 David Golden Comments Off

On this episode of Your Favorite Fight, Oregon Sports News Senior MMA Writer David Golden gets real and let’s you know what he’s been thinking about during this brief hiatus from the podcast. Also, a […]

Portland Winterhawks’ Roster Moves Paying Dividends In Race To Playoffs, Insanity At Trade Deadline

January 17, 2018 Stuart Kemp Comments Off

Imagine moving nearly ten percent of the league’s players in one season to different teams. This is what has happened in this year’s trade deadline battle with as many as a dozen teams thinking they […]

How To Get A Great Workout Without Paying For The Gym

January 17, 2018 Liz Ward Comments Off

Do you pay a pretty penny each month for a gym membership you rarely use? Do you feel guilt every time you pass the gym on your way home? Luckily, it’s easier than ever to […]

The Hulk Vs. Hercules – Johnny James Battles Ray Hill At Rumble At The Roseland 96

January 17, 2018 Portland MMA Comments Off

Fight week is finally among us!! The FCFF is once again starting off the new year with another great card. 2018 will mark a big year for the FCFF as it will mark its 100th […]

Inconsistent Portland Trail Blazers Need Some Fixes

January 12, 2018 John Stupak 1

We are just about to the halfway point of the NBA season. For the first half of the year, the Portland Trail Blazers are the equivalent to a virtual particle, their existence limited to uncertainty […]

Will Coaching Shakeups Be Enough For The Seattle Seahawks?

January 12, 2018 Brian Hight 1

Over the course of the week, the Seattle Seahawks announced that they were parting ways with offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell and assistant head coach/offensive line coach Tom Cable. Reactions by Seahawks fans on social media […]

Surveying The Washington Huskies Quarterback Situation

January 12, 2018 Sebastian Pycior Comments Off

The biggest question surrounding the Husky football team concerns Jake Browning’s final season as University of Washington quarterback, his replacement, and future recruits. What will the next two years look like for the Huskies? By […]

Trade Deadline Gets Furious, Portland Winterhawks Take Part In Blockbuster Deal

January 11, 2018 Stuart Kemp Comments Off

Ask any fan about this year’s trade deadline looming and they would say there would be some serious buyers and sellers. Buyers would be the teams looking to improve their stock for postseason and a […]