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    8/03/2022 10:20 am  #1

    DucksReign
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    GoDucks for training camp info

    Probably old news but if you want daily reports on Oregon's upcoming training camp(begins August 5) then Rob Moseley's posts on GoDucks is the ONLY source(he has already been writing previews about each position...see below on linebackers).

    He has more access to the coaching staff and players than any mainstream media.

    Rob of course is employed by the UO as their "PR guy" when it comes to sports so there is as much what he DOESN'T share vs what he does share...but he does a nice job.

    I don't know what Lanning's rules will be but Cristobal allowed general media access to players and coaches AFTER practices for about 15 minutes or so.

    Take note: The fanboy websites will take what Rob posts and rewrite it into their own narrative...blended in with whatever they can get in the 15-minutes they are allowed(or whatever Lanning permits).

    It definitely is going to be an interesting training camp.

    https://goducks.com/news/2022/8/2/football-preseason-camp-preview-lb.aspx

     

    8/03/2022 10:35 am  #2

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    Re: GoDucks for training camp info

    I like Rob. As you said, he's employed by Oregon, but he does bring good insights. Really hoping Flowe stays healthy: our D line is looking strong as well, and if they can keep the opponents O line off our LBs, the D will be fearsome.

     

    8/03/2022 6:22 pm  #3

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    Re: GoDucks for training camp info

    I'm real excited to see what DJ Johnson can do with a little more experience on the D. I've been on vacation and catching up on work before and now after so I missed some of the Pac 12 media day and all. I heard he spoke really well in an interview, so I might have to check that out. His leadership skills have been mentioned numerous times.

    Noah Sewell and DL have both mentioned Brandon Dorlus as a force to be reconed with. 

    The Ducks are really predicted to be good on D and I can see why and agree with the players they have. I did notice and kind of forgot that they were struggling a little bit late in the year and especially on run. Of course the injuries were so bad last year. 

    The D should be really fun to watch and I'm expecting a lot more sacks this year. 

     

     

     

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