Max Torres is a Sports Reporter at ScoopDuckOn3. He has covered Oregon Football and recruiting since 2018, focusing on both individual and team sports, while also exploring themes in sports business and broadcasting. Max has been featured in notable publications such as Yardbarker, Miami Herald, and The Sacramento Bee, among others.
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Eugene, United States (Local)
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Max Torres' coverage is heavily focused on college football, particularly the Oregon Ducks. His articles predominantly cover event highlights, private sector announcements, and press releases related to college football events and activities.
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Johnson brings several seasons of experience as an offensive coordinators, most recently at across stops at Wyoming, Michigan State and Colorado.
By: Max Torres
Dante Moore won't play again in 2026. Now he'll have another decision to make about where he wants to spend his 2027 season.
By: Max Torres
To say the 2026 season hasn't gone how expected would be an understatement. He probably expected to be in the thick of the Big Ten title race and have a chance to compete for a national title.
By: Max Torres
It's been eventful few days for Oregon. Since returning to Eugene after a 21-10 loss to Illinois on the road in Champaign, head coach Dan Lanning
By: Max Torres
Taking a look at the upcoming recruiting weekend in store for Oregon Football as the Ducks welcome former head coach Chip Kelly and the Northwestern Wildcats.
By: Max Torres
Oregon hasn't had an offensive identity all year long. Maybe interim play-caller Jay Johnson can help the Ducks find one in the final five games of the regular season.
By: Max Torres
Oregon has battled extensive injuries this fall, none more significant than the concussion that ended quarterback ‘s season, and potentially his time with the Ducks.
Oregon (4-3, 2-2 Big Ten) returns home to Eugene on Saturday for a Big Ten matchup against the No. 20 Northwestern Wildcats (6-1, 3-1 Big Ten).
By: Max Torres
Oregon's culture is being tested as the Ducks experience their most adversity of the Dan Lanning era.
By: Max Torres
Oregon has five games left in the 2026 regular season and enters Saturday's game against Northwestern in desperate need of a win. Here's how they can do that.
