By Erik Skopil: Saturday acted as the conclusion of Oregon’s first week or so of spring practices. The Ducks held the first of five practice sessions with their eye on getting better before the program’s spring game on May 1.
Media members have not been allowed at the Hatfield-Dowlin Comlex in any manner to this point. Practices are closed to the media unlike past years when we’ve been allowed inside for the first 30 or so minutes of each day. That means we’ve had to rely solely on Oregon’s coaching staff and players for insights on the team.
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