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Oregon offensive lineman selected by Washington Commanders with No. 29 pick in NFL draft
Conerly is the fourth Oregon offensive lineman and 24th player in program history to be picked in the first round of the NFL draft, including 11 since 2013. The last UO offensive lineman drafted in the first round was Penei Sewell, who went No. 7 to the Detroit Lions in 2021.
A shimmery deep-sea creature measuring almost 5 feet mysteriously washed ashore on an Oregon beach. Now, researchers get a ...
The New York Giants are picking up Kayvon Thibodeaux ’s fifth-year contract option, general manager Joe Schoen announced ...
A 10-year-old “showed bravery” by calling 911 to report her dad had stabbed her mom, then staying on the line to help her ...
The Oregon Ducks annual spring football game has arrived. With a significant amount of roster turnover from last season, the ...
Oregon Ducks offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. was selected by the Washington Commanders with the 29th overall pick.
If the bill is passed, Oregon would join Colorado and New York in barring medical debt from being reported to credit agencies ...
Washington give Josh Conerly a four-year contract with a fifth-year club option worth nearly $15.7 million and a bonus of ...
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The funding cuts total close to $500,000 and account for nearly 60% of the National Crime Victim Law Institute’s budget for ...
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NFL fans from across the country arrived in Green Bay April 24 for the 2025 NFL Draft. Here's what they thought of Titletown.
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