Oregon readies for another national run

Oregon is a national contender, and already scheduled for three network games

Oregon coach Dan Lanning celebrated a 32-31 home win over Ohio State last year.

Another football season, another vision of greatness for the University of Oregon football program - that's how it is for the Ducks and their fans these days.

Oregon is just one month away from its season-opener against Montana State, and will be ranked inside the Top 10 in virtually every national poll.

Montana State visits Autzen Stadium, Aug. 30, to help the team prep for a home game with Oklahoma State, Sept. 6.

Oregon plays at Big 10 foe Northwestern the following week, plays host to Oregon State Sept. 20, then is at Penn State in what should be a heavily-viewed evening game Sept. 27 to close it's first month.

Penn State, in numerous preseason polls, is likely to begin the season ranked No. 1 in the Big 10, ahead of reigning national champion Ohio State.

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Cliff Pfenning

Cliff is a lifelong resident of Oregon and has four decades of experience as a writer, photographer, videographer, broadcaster and now producer. He's a grad of Benson High in Portland and the University of Oregon. His writing background includes stints at The Oregonian, The Register-Guard, The News-Review in Roseburg, The Portland Tribune, The Portland Observer as well as regular contributions to The Medford Mail-Tribune and Willamette Week. He was set to be a content provider for Action Sports Cable Network if it had began operations in 2000. He also has taught sports broadcasting through the high school program at KBPS in Portland.

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