The Ohio State Buckeyes have a familiar team to dethrone to return to the top of the college football mountain.

The former Ohio State cornerback will play for one of the Buckeyes’ top Big Ten rivals as he announced his transfer commitment to Oregon on Saturday. Scott brings two years of eligibility to Oregon, which is set to play a road game at Ohio State during the 2026 regular season (date TBA).

The potential first-round NFL draft pick is coming back for a fourth year of college football, setting up a showdown with Ohio State's Julian Sayin.

The Oregon Ducks landed another big name in the transfer portal, getting a commitment from former Ohio State Buckeyes cornerback Aaron Scott Jr., who was on campus for a visit in Eugene earlier this week.

The Hoosiers completed an undefeated national championship run to finish No. 1, while Oklahoma closed the season at No. 13 in the final Associated Press college football poll.

Michigan State pulled away from Indiana last week to close a three-game homestand unbeaten before heading to the West Coast. The Spartans topped Washington 80-63 on Saturday and close the trip with a game at Oregon (8-10,