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- Oregon's rebuilt offensive line faces an early pressure test against a Boise State defensive front that returns veteran personnel. - Boise State emphasized live tackling throughout spring and fall camp after struggling defensively last season, increasing the importance of Oregon winning the opener's early physical exchanges.

- Oregon returns its starting long snapper and an established punter, providing continuity in two specialist roles. - Aaron Flowers returns after starting and playing the third-most defensive snaps on the team as a redshirt freshman, while Ohio State transfer Aaron Scott adds veteran cornerback depth. - Minnesota transfer Coi Perich arrives as an All-Big Ten safety, strengthening an experienced secondary. - Jimari Johnson was identified as Oregon's best returning player entering the season.

- — The Oregon football team shifted to morning practices Tuesday, adjusting its preseason camp schedule to the routine the program will employ during the regular season. - That regular season is just a little over a week away, with the Ducks opening the 2026 schedule at home against Boise State on Sept.

- — The Oregon football team has completed two full weeks of preseason practice as of Tuesday, when the Ducks worked out in the afternoon primarily on their outdoor turf fields before moving inside the Moshofsky Center. - Following Tuesday's practice, head coach Dan Lanning met with local media, as did quarterback Dante Moore and outside linebacker Matayo Uiagalelei .

- Two Oregon players who had been injury concerns are expected to return for the season opener. - Offensive lineman Janoris Wilson is working back from a significant 2025 injury, and encouraging one-on-one practice reps suggest he has resumed at least some contact work. - Aside from those cases, Oregon has few notable pre-existing injuries to monitor entering the season, though rebuilding offensive-line depth remains important after last year's injury attrition.

- Following practice, head coach Dan Lanning met with local media, as did defensive lineman Matthew Johnson and defensive back Na'eem Offord . - Some highlights from coach Lanning … On being able to utilize the two new turf fields that are adjacent to the in-progress indoor practice facility : "It's been great to have the field space.

- QB: Before Dante Moore was Oregon’s star QB, he was Detroit King’s ‘Prince Charming’: Part 1 The generous Moore, a school leader, looked out for struggling students, sharing his lunch or giving away gear.