LOS ANGELES — Oregon safety Kobe Savage is mulling whether or not to utilize the additional year of eligibility former junior college players were recently granted by the NCAA. Savage ...

However, this was not the case, as Savage took to social media Tuesday to announce his decision to test his chances in the NFL Draft. Safety Kobe Savage sitting in front row, appears he’s ...

Monday evening on social media, Instagram and X, Oregon safety Kobe Savage issued the standard tearful farewell that accompanies an athlete's announcement of a job change or transfer. Imagine if ...

Tysheem Johnson and Brandon Johnson do not have avenues to a return, while Kobe Savage may get another season due to the NCAA's ex-JUCO waiver. In fact, at this point, signs seem to be pointing in ...

Oregon Ducks safety Kobe Savage spoke with media Tuesday and previewed the team’s upcoming Big Ten Championship matchup with the Penn State Nittany Lions. Below are the most notable questions ...

On Monday night, Oregon Ducks safety Kobe Savage announced he will be staying in the 2025 NFL Draft and not use his extra season of eligibility. Savage was granted an extra year of eligibility ...

Oregon safety Kobe Savage will not utilize his additional year of eligibility as a former junior college player. Savage, who played two seasons at Tyler Junior College and later at Kansas State ...

On Monday, safety Kobe Savage announced that he would officially be moving on from the collegiate level and entering the draft, looking to go pro next year. This was expected to be the case all ...

Nose tackle Jamaree Caldwell and safety Kobe Savage are remaining in the draft rather than using that additional year as former junior college players, while offensive tackle George Silva IV has ...