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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.

- Veteran guard Dave Iuli practiced throughout game week and is expected to play against Boise State after recovering from the torn triceps that limited him during spring and fall camp. - Oregon plans to rotate more than five offensive linemen in the opener, with Dan Lanning indicating that six to eight players could earn roles while the staff evaluates game performance. - Oregon returns full-time starters Iapani Laloulu at center and Iuli at guard but must identify at least three new starters after emphasizing internal development over portal additions.

- — It's about to get real for the Oregon football team, which will transition into regular-season mode this weekend after a short practice Wednesday morning. - The Ducks were inside the Moshofsky Center early Wednesday for another preseason practice.

- The Ducks returned to practice two days after the last major scrimmage of this preseason, on Saturday in Autzen Stadium. - Following Monday's practice, offensive coordinator Drew Mehringer met with local media, as did center Iapani Laloulu and receiver Evan Stewart .

- QB/OL: Donte reading a defense pre and post snap Better protection on obvious passing downs from the OL Inside DL pressure, finishing at the QB or TFL Better side to side LB play and TFL...

- That's how close the college football season is, and then it's time for actual game-planning for an opponent, and in Oregon's case, that will be Boise State for a Sept. - 5 tilt inside Autzen Stadium. - For that game and for the season as a whole, the Ducks held their second scrimmage of fall camp on Saturday. - Although the scrimmage was closed to the media, head coach Dan Lanning...

- OL: I remember a Register-Guard article about the Oregon offensive line being titled "Huge"- maybe in the late 1980s.

- — 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 .

- — The second full week of preseason camp opened Monday for the Oregon football team, which practiced on its new outdoor fields before transitioning into the Moshofsky Center for the final few periods of the day. - The Ducks are now less than three weeks out from opening the season at home against Boise State on Sept.

- Top Team-Specific Takeaways - You look who they're playing off a bye Oregon come into town, so the spread is gonna be big, should be close to three touchdowns eighteen nineteen.

- Head coaches of major college football programs are rarely happy. - There is always something to improve on, and Oregon's Dan Lanning is also this way. - But after the team's first scrimmage of the fall camp preceding the 2026 season, Lanning sounded like a confident coach who knows that while there is still work to be done, he has a special group on his hands capable of doing some...

- 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.

- OL: Episode 6: Offensive Line is now up.

- — Preseason practice continued for the Ducks on Thursday, when the team again practiced inside the Moshofsky Center. - Forecasts call for wildfire smoke to potentially clear overnight, so Friday's practice could be the first of this preseason in which Oregon is outside.

- Following Monday's practice, special teams coordinator Joe Lorig and offensive line coach A'lique Terry met with local media. - Constantly getting with Coach (Ryan) Walk and 'The Law Firm' and making sure they get some extra meetings and getting that kind of stuff in now.

- — Preseason practice began Wednesday for the Oregon football team, which set out on its quest to make a third straight College Football Playoff appearance. - The Ducks moved their practice inside the Moshofsky Center on Wednesday afternoon, due to wildfire smoke in the area.

- OL: The bold gamble Oregon is taking with its offensive line could define the Ducks’ championship hopes Why coach Dan Lanning didn't dive deeper into the transfer portal for line help as he's done in...

- EUGENE, Ore. — Much is still to be decided up front for the Ducks as fall camp is set to start in 24 hours. - Oregon coach Dan Lanning acknowledges that returning starters Iapani Laloulu and Dave Iuli have played "significant snaps" with the program, but that's about all that is clear along the offensive line.

- OL: #GoDucks OL Michael Bennett III driven to honor late father’s legacy: ‘Mikey was his dad’s everything’ Following the death of his father, Bennett worked his way from being an undersized HS lineman to dominating...

- Top Betting/Intel Takeaways - Oregon's spring game was defensive-line dominated, but the hosts warned not to overreact because the offensive lines were split, pass-rush rules favored the defense, and several matchups were not true first-team looks. - Dante Moore remains clearly QB1. He played only the first half, looked comfortable, and the offense lost juice after he exited. - Moore's comfort after injury was one of the better offensive signals. He stepped up in the pocket and showed the arm talent on a touch throw to Evan Stewart. - Oregon's backup QB situation sounded healthier than expected. Brock Thomas was praised for executing the offense, while Dylan Raiola flashed the better arm talent; the hosts believe Oregon has multiple QBs who could function if forced into action.