The Oregon Ducks and coach Dana Altman received good news today about center Nate Bittle. It was announced by college basketball insider Jon Rothstein that Nate Bittle would be withdrawing his ...

According to a report from CBS Sports writer Jon Rothstein, Oregon center Nate Bittle will withdraw from NBA draft consideration and return to the Ducks for one more season. Due to injury and ...

Nate Bittle, who declared for the NBA draft earlier this spring but maintained his college eligibility, is returning for his fifth and final season at UO, a source confirmed to The ...

Nate Bittle will reportedly remove himself from NBA draft consideration and return to the Oregon men's basketball team for his senior season. Bittle's decision was first reported by CBS sports ...

Fans reacted as Oregon Ducks center Nate Bittle is no longer pushing for a roster spot in the NBA this year. On Wednesday, Recruitsnews announced that Bittle withdrew from the 2025 NBA Draft after ...

Oregon Ducks center Nate Bittle is a viable option if he does indeed decide to keep his name in the pool. He has until June 15 to decide if he will use the extra year of eligibility granted by the ...

On Wednesday, he was linked with the Oregon Ducks after star forward Nate Bittle withdrew from the 2025 NBA Draft to return to Eugene for an extra college basketball season. Field of 68 analyst ...

Dana Altman got some pretty good news to finish his Wednesday. News that was widely expected but now looks to be a formality at this point. CBS Sports college basketball insider Jon Rothstein reports ...

Those players would be center Nate Bittle and guard Jackson Shelstad. Bittle led Oregon in points, rebounds, and blocks per game. He averaged 14.2 points, 7.6 rebounds, and 2.1 blocks per game.

Good news is in for the Oregon men's basketball program. Senior center Nate Bittle will be returning to the Oregon basketball program for a fifth and final season of college basketball.