Oregon's spring game at Autzen Stadium was a showdown between the Green and White teams, with the Green squad securing a 28-17 victory. As the Ducks head into the offseason, here are the top 10 highlights from the scrimmage:
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Quarterback Performances: The quarterbacks had a mixed day, with Dillon Gabriel leading the pack with 163 yards and two touchdowns. Dante Moore showcased his skills with some highlight reel plays, while Austin Novosad showed significant development compared to last year. Luke Moga also had a memorable moment with a touchdown and a crucial tackle.
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Offensive Line Success: The starting offensive line performed well, with notable pushes from Matthew Bedford and Ajani Cornelius. Iapani Laloulu showed promise but needs to work on his snaps. Marcus Harper II and Josh Conerly Jr. faced challenges but held their own, especially against tough competition.
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A’Mauri Washington's Impact: Sophomore defensive tackle A’Mauri Washington stood out with his get-off and push, hinting at a strong presence on the field in the upcoming season.
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Jay Harris's Performance: Division II All-American Jay Harris impressed with his size and speed, making a case for a significant role in the team's offense.
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Aaron Flowers's Potential: Freshman safety Aaron Flowers showcased his potential with four tackles and a near interception, hinting at a bright future ahead.
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Snapping Concerns: There were multiple bad snaps and a dropped snap, highlighting an area that needs improvement, especially from center Iapani Laloulu.
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Jamaree Caldwell's Impact: Defensive lineman Jamaree Caldwell showed promise with his performance, indicating he could be a key player in the upcoming season.
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Injury Updates: Injuries to Kobe Savage, Dontae Manning, and Jurrion Dickey are being monitored, while Traeshon Holden's issue seems minor.
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Jordan Burch's Dominance: Jordan Burch showed why he's a force to be reckoned with, dominating plays and likely to be a key player for Oregon.
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Offensive Line Depth: The second-team offensive line struggled, indicating the need for improvement and raising questions about the team's depth in this area.
Overall, Oregon's spring game provided a glimpse into the team's strengths and areas for improvement as they prepare for the upcoming season.
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