While much of the football world is focused on the 2026 NFL Draft and the results from Thursday night's first round, the Oregon Ducks are rolling forward after sending both TE Kenyon Sadiq and S Dillon Thieneman to the league in the last 24 hours.
On Friday morning, Oregon officially announced the rosters for the upcoming spring game on Saturday, splitting the team into two squads: The Combat Ducks and the Fighting Ducks. This is always interesting because it gives us a look at which projected starters are going to play with each other and which offensive/defensive matchups we can most look forward to.
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Here's a look at how the rosters break down for the Ducks on Saturday:
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Dante Moore will be throwing to Dakorien Moore, Jeremiah McClellan, Jamari Johnson, and Iverson Hooks
Dylan Raiola and Dante Moore are rightfully on separate teams
Gatlin Bair, Messiah Hampton, and Evan Stewart are going to be fun to watch with Dylan Raiola
The Fighting Ducks' secondary is great — Brandon Finney, Ify Obidegwu, Trey McNutt, and Koi Perich.
The guest coaches for the two teams are as follows:
This should be a fun scrimmage. Action starts on Saturday at 1 p.m. in Autzen Stadium.
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