– Junior quarterback Ryan Kelley of Basha High school in Chandler, Ariz. tweeted on Tuesday that he had received an offer from the Ducks.

Blessed to say I’ve received my 11th offer from The University of Oregon. #GoDucks#winthedaypic.twitter.com/eQ2TukWggX

— ⚡️RK⚡️ (@Ryankelley_14) September 2, 2015

Kelley, widely considered a pro-style pocket passer, received a four-star ranking from 247 sports. It marks the first offer the Ducks have made to a class-of-2017 quarterback.

While Kelley currently has 10 offers from other schools, he wants to attend Oregon’s game versus Washington State on Oct. 10, according to Andrew Nemec of the Oregonian/OregonLive.

“I like everything – the atmosphere up there seems great, it seems like they have great fans and I really like their coaching staff with Scott Frost,” Kelley told Nemec. I just think it’s an amazing school.”

– The University of Oregon Athletic Department committed eight secondary violations in the last school year, according to the Oregonian/OregonLive. The number is down from 14 in the previous year and will not result in any punishment from the NCAA.

– Megan Trinder, a guard for Oregon women’s basketball, will miss the entire 2015-2016 season with an ACL injury. Trinder transferred to Oregon from Northeast Community College in April of this year and was expected to compete for a starting role in head coach Kelly Graves’ lineup. She has two years of eligibility left with the Ducks.

– Four Emerald writers made their predictions for the Ducks’ upcoming season.

– Head coach Mark Helfrich met with the media on Tuesday to preview Saturday’s game versus EWU. You can find watch a video and read a Q&A of the press conference.

– Oregon volleyball improved to 5-0 on the season after picking two wins on a trip to the east coast.

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