Oregon
Week 8 College Football Overreaction: Bo Nix rolling at Oregon & Clemson has questions at quarterback
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Dan Wetzel & SI’s Pat Forde are right here to overreact to all the greatest information from faculty soccer’s slate of video games in week 8.
Clemson’s DJ Uiagalelei was pulled from the sport in favor of freshman Cade Klubnik whereas Bo Nix is flourishing at Oregon. The TCU Horned Frogs have yet one more ranked win within the Massive 12, whereas Texas A&M couldn’t muster a victory in opposition to South Carolina. Elsewhere in faculty soccer, there was controversy over the officiating through the Texas – Oklahoma State sport on Saturday, whereas the Massive Ten had a weekend with little or no pleasure and Brian Kelly began 1-0 vs Lane Kiffin. As at all times the fellows shut out the present with their Small Pattern Heisman awards & Say One thing Good.
3:10 The Clemson Tigers have a quarterback controversy after DJ Uiagalelei was pulled from Saturday’s sport vs the Syracuse Orange
11:33 Bo Nix and Dan Lanning are discovering their rhythm with the Oregon Geese after out-Chipping Chip Kelly and the UCLA Bruins
18:00 The TCU Horned Frogs & Sonny Dykes keep scorching after beating the Kansas State Wildcats
24:00 Was the repair in throughout Oklahoma State’s win over the Texas Longhorns?
28:53 The South Carolina Gamecocks beat the Texas A&M Aggies with some basic Beamer ball
39:35 The BIG Ten had a really boring slate of video games on Saturday
46:35 The LSU Tigers beat the Ole Miss Rebels giving Brian Kelly bragging rights over Lane Kiffin within the SEC
49:50 Small pattern Heisman
54:06 Say One thing Good
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Wildfire smoke worsens air quality in parts of Oregon

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Oregon
Former Oregon State third baseman Trent Caraway announces transfer destination
Former Oregon State third baseman Trent Caraway has a new home in college baseball.
Caraway announced his commitment to the LSU Tigers on Tuesday via social media.
Caraway, a rising junior, was the most outstanding player of the Corvallis regional during the 2025 postseason. He hit six home runs in the postseason overall, an OSU record, finishing the season batting .267 with 12 home runs and 47 RBI.
Caraway entered the transfer portal after Oregon State’s run to the College World Series, and had his name in the MLB Draft but did not get selected.
Seven OSU players were drafted, but Caraway not being selected was a surprise: MLB.com ranked him the No. 145 overall prospect, and there are 615 total picks across 20 rounds.
In the age of NIL, there is less incentive for underclassmen to make the jump to the professional level if their value does not exceed potential earnings in college. That could be the case for Caraway, who took a step back statistically in 2025 and could see a boost to his draft stock with improvement at LSU.
— Ryan Clarke covers the Oregon State Beavers for The Oregonian/OregonLive. Reach him at RClarke@Oregonian.com or on Twitter/X: @RyanTClarke. Find him on Bluesky: @ryantclarke.bsky.social.
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Mountain biker missing in Oregon, prompting search and rescue mission: authorities

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A mountain biker was reported missing in Oregon after not returning home from a biking trip in Mount Hood, according to authorities.
Ralph Sawyer, 52, was reported missing on Friday around 10:30 p.m. – two hours after he was expected to return home after leaving that morning for a mountain biking trip, the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office wrote in a news release.
A search and rescue mission was immediately launched to locate him, the sheriff’s office said.
MISSING TEEN SURFER FOUND ALIVE ON REMOTE ISLAND MILES FROM SHORE: ‘DIDN’T GIVE UP HOPE’
Ralph Sawyer, 52, was reported missing on Friday at about 10:30 p.m. (Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office)
“Sawyer has a long history of mountain biking in the area and is familiar with the terrain,” the release noted, adding that the bike used was specifically designed for gravel roads.
The man had still not been found as of Monday, but officials said his car, a blue Kia Soul, was located shortly after midnight on Saturday with his cell phone inside.
Sawyer is described as 6’1″ with brown hair. He was last seen wearing an orange bike helmet, blue shirt and black biking shorts.

Sawyer is described as 6’1″ with brown hair. He was last seen wearing an orange bike helmet, blue shirt and black biking shorts. (Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office)
The search for Sawyer has been centered along East Still Creed Road to Veda Lake and Kinzel Lake, along with the U.S. Forest Service roads around Trillium Lake, located about 40 miles southeast of Portland.
Officials said about nearly 40 searchers were involved in the search on Saturday and 70 were mobilized on Sunday, covering hundreds of miles by ground and on vehicles, including ATVs and motorbikes. Technical rope teams were deployed to search over steep terrain while drones and a helicopter from the Oregon National Guard searched from the air.
TOURIST WHO MISSED NORWEGIAN CRUISE SHIP DISCOVERED DEAD ON MOUNTAIN TRAIL IN ALASKA

The search for Sawyer has been centered along East Still Creed Road to Veda Lake and Kinzel Lake, along with the U.S. Forest Service roads around Trillium Lake. (Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office)
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An Air Force Reserve Command combat search and rescue unit and K9 units were deployed on Monday in addition to the groups involved in search efforts over the weekend.
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