– When Thursday’s NBA Draft rolls around, former Oregon forward Mike Moser will be one of the many draft-eligible players hoping to get selected by a professional team. Moser, who made stops at UCLA and University of Nevada-Las Vegas before spending his final year in Eugene, has worked out with a plethora of teams. GoDucks editor-in-chief Rob Moseley compiled a list of quotes from scouts regarding Moser’s professional potential.

– Oregon picked up a verbal commitment from four-star wide receiver Alex Ofodile on Tuesday. According to 247Sports, Ofodile is the No. 1 ranked player in the state of Missouri for the 2015 class. fodile is the ninth commitment that the Ducks have gotten for 2015.

– On Tuesday, attorneys for Damyean Dotson, Dominic Artis and Brandon Austin — the three former Oregon men’s basketball players who were suspended from the university for at least four years — released a statement entitled “Several Inconvenient Truths” to the Emerald.

– In response to the statement from the three former Oregon basketball players, John Clune — the attorney for the survivor of the alleged sexual assault by Dotson, Artis and Austin — responded with a statement of his own.

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