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    We break down everything we learned from Oregon's first day of spring practice

     

    DuckTerritory's Erik Skopil and Jared Mack offer their insights from Oregon's first day of spring practice. They provide the latest on who was and was not at practice, which players have changed jerseys and which players stood out physically. The pair closed the show discussing the program's Pro Day earlier in the week.

     

     

     

    This guy deserves every penny Oregon gives him.  He is worthy his weight in gold.  We need to keep him happy!

     

    Oregon football strength and conditioning coach Wilson Love received a one-year contract extension and just over 3% raise this offseason.

     

    Love, who earned $580,000 last year in the second year of an amended contract and was due $600,000 this year, signed an extension through January 2026 which will pay him a $620,000 each of the next two years, according to documents obtained by The Oregonian/OregonLive in response to a public records request.

     
     
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    6554b6be8c0d829a8bf63ae0c82cf121_link.pn Oregon football strength coach Wilson Love receives 1-year contract extension

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    Love received a one-year contract extension and just over 3% raise this offseason.

     

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    Oregon HC Dan Lanning - Defending Formation Into the Boundary

     

    Oregon HC Dan Lanning explaining his thought process on defending FIB. - Must be able to travel the nickel & also have field/boundary calls. - Field call = must find way to even hat count - Favors 3 deep zone. Must have different calls (Sim Pressure) to disguise the coverage

     

     

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    Oregon Spring Football Defensive Preview | Ducks Dish Podcast

    Max Torres sits down with Israel LaRue to preview Oregon's defense position by position ahead of spring football practice starting in Eugene on Thursday.

     

     

     

    Oregon Football's wide receiver room is a strength in 2024 and beyond | Oregon Ducks Podcast

     

     

    Oregon has not been known as a wide receiver school when it comes to putting players in the NFL, but WR coach Junior Adams is doing great work to change that. That position group should be a strength in 2024 and beyond as long as he's at the helm for that position group on Dan Lanning's staff.

     

    On today's episode of Locked On Ducks, Spencer McLaughlin is joined by Jared Mack of 247Sports and the 'Autzen Audibles' podcast. He shares what he expects to see in the first two Spring practices of the year for the Ducks in 2024.

     

    Jared also shares insight on the Oregon Baseball team, fresh off a 15-5 loss at home on Tuesday against Portland. Though it didn't show in that game, the Ducks' pitching staff has been much better so far this year compared to 2023.
     

     

     

     

    Everything Dan Lanning said after Oregon's first spring practice

    Here's everything Dan Lanning had to say about Oregon's first spring practice.

     

    Oregon head coach Dan Lanning met with the media on Thursday morning following the Ducks' first practice of spring. 

     

    Below is a complete transcript of Lanning's press conference, complete with questions and quotes. 

     

     

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    247touch.png Everything Dan Lanning said after Oregon's first spring practice

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    Here's everything Dan Lanning had to say about Oregon's first spring practice.

     

     

    Oregon Ducks spring practice observations: 28 newcomers on roster, 2 departures, absent cornerback

     

    EUGENE — Oregon opened its third spring under Dan Lanning on Thursday with 28 scholarship newcomers, two offensive linemen no longer with the team and an injured cornerback absent.

     

    Offensive tackles Faaope Laloulu and Michael Wooten are no longer on the roster, nor is walk-on tight end Kaden Ludwick, who transferred from Colorado last year. Cornerback Jahlil Florence (right knee) was not on the field at the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex on Thursday, which was expected. Linebacker Bryce Boettcher, who is also hurt, did not attend practice.

     
     
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    6554b6be8c0d829a8bf63ae0c82cf121_link.pn Oregon Ducks spring practice observations: 28 newcomers on roster, 2 departures, absent cornerback

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    Offensive tackles Faaope Laloulu and Michael Wooten are no longer on the roster and cornerback Jahlil Florence (right knee) was not on the field at the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex on Thursday

     

     

    Ziyare Addison sets Clemson, Florida State, Oregon official visits

     

    Oregon (April 27): "Another school that took an opportunity on me early. They saw my potential before everyone else. They saw me in a track and wrestling video and were really intrigued. It was my fourth scholarship.

     

    I have a great relationship with coach (A'Lique) Terry and coach (Dan) Lanning. They came down to see me. They are always talking about me coming up there for the first time. Now, I finally have the opportunity to do so." 

     

     

     

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    After a long offseason, spring football is starting to dominate the conversation with the Oregon Ducks starting practice later this week and continuing through the month of April. However, as is always the case, recruiting has a spot in that conversation as well. 

     

    Things have been quiet over the past month with the dead period, but as things have started to open back up, we’re seeing some big-time recruiting visits get on the schedule for the coming months, with Dan Lanning and the Ducks preparing to host some of the top-ranked players in the nation. 

     

    In the past week, a group of blue-chip recruits have scheduled their official visits for this summer, where they will come to Eugene on the Ducks’ dime. Here’s a look at which players have scheduled their OVs so far:

     

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    6554b6be8c0d829a8bf63ae0c82cf121_link.pn Oregon Recruiting: Top-ranked Oregon prospects set official visits

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    A handful of highly-rated Oregon Ducks prospects have scheduled official visits in Eugene for this summer.

     

     

    Oregon Football Spring Preview: Safety

     

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    Spring Position Preview: Transfer help and young talent could spark Oregon's safety position

     
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    6554b6be8c0d829a8bf63ae0c82cf121_link.pn Spring Position Preview: Oregon has some huge cleats to fill at safety

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    Oregon safeties will need to grow up quickly as the Ducks have lost a lot of experience at the position.

     

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