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Oregon Debuts at No. 3 in Preseason AP Poll

Max Torres Author Profileby:Max Torres08/12/24

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Green defeated White 28-17 in the University of Oregon's Spring Football game on Saturday, April 27. (Max Unkrich/maxunkrichphotography.com)

College football is nearly here. In just under two weeks, the 2024 season will kick off with a small slate of Week 0 games, with Florida State vs. Georgia Tech being the headliner.

Ahead of games kicking off later this month, the Associated Press released its official preseason poll on Monday, with Oregon debuting at No. 3.

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*Note: Big Ten teams in bold*

1. Georgia Bulldogs

2. Ohio State Buckeyes

3. Oregon Ducks

4. Texas Longhorns

5. Alabama Crimson Tide

6. Ole Miss Rebels

7. Notre Dame Fighting Irish

8. Penn State Nittany Lions

9. Michigan Wolverines

10. Florida State Seminoles

11. Missouri Tigers

12. Utah Utes

13. LSU Tigers

14. Clemson Tigers

15. Tennessee Volunteers

16. Oklahoma Sooners

17. Oklahoma State Cowboys

18. Kansas State Wildcats

19. Miami Hurricanes

20. Texas A&M Aggies

21. Arizona Wildcats

22. Kansas Jayhawks

23. USC Trojans

24. North Carolina State Wolfpack

25. Iowa Hawkeyes

Oregon enters the 2024 season after finishing 2023 with a 12-2 overall record and defeating Liberty 45-6. The Ducks signed one of the top transfer portal classes, headlined by former Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel, former Texas A&M wide receiver Evan Stewart, former Washington cornerback Jabbar Muhammad and former Michigan State defensive tackle Derrick Harmon.

The Ducks will play a lot of big games this year, but none loom larger than an October 12 matchup against Ohio State at home in Eugene.

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