Pac-12 media day will put Oregon on the hot seat

Even if Willie Lyles had never come along, Oregon would be receiving a lot of the attention at Pac-12 media day in Los Angeles on Tuesday. The Ducks are coming off an appearance in the national championship game, a 12-1 season and two straight conference championships. But questions about how Oregon ...

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