This team would be dynamic

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Softball wins (I think 12 in a row) baseball is crushing ASU in the ninth
A bit of Duck history just occurred in the baseball game. It involves a defensive substitute. Boetcher who played earlier in the spring game was in right field-two sports two games one day

Leaving FSU

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Oregon linebacker Noah Sewell will be headed to the NFC North, the same division as his brother Penei, after being selected in the 5th round at pick No. 148 overall by the Chicago Bears.

Scott will have the lead coverage today with Gabriel also writing from Autzen for us. Scott Kelley is there taking photos.

Lots if stuff to unpack here, but it looks like much of Colvin's success is tinged with potential fraud.

I don't want to cast too many aspersions without all the relevant information, but he owes a lot of money to a lot of people.

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And talks about it here:

One by one, we are seeing talented players (mostly on the defense) reluctantly enter the portal. These were highly sought after recruits when we signed them 1-3 years ago. Players who made fans feel giddy when they committed here suddenly aren't good enough to be a Duck. In search of more playing time elsewhere, they say goodbye to coaches, staff, fans...the entire Duck nation.
It feels sad. Does anyone else feel that way?
Yes, I know things are different now with the portal enabling coaches to bring in experienced players who can make an impact from Day One. I guess that's what has to happen if we want Georgia- or Alabama-caliber talent.
Still, I can't help but feel sad for these highly rated recruits whose lives are being uprooted because they're told, essentially, that they are no longer good enough. It would be nice if Lanning or some of the coaches, would at least acknowledge how difficult this can be on these young men.

All Oregon has left this spring is Saturday's spring game, and Thursday was an energized practiced as the Ducks are already getting into game mode. Gabriel writes about today's practice as Oregon players and coaches look ahead to Saturday's action. Read his full story at the link above and watch the post-practice videos from Thursday below.

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Coach Lanning understands what his job is as a leader, Coach Prime does not.

Nothing personal, but I don't want to copy and past all of the profile links again, so probably easiest to check out the list in the story. Also, there are more visitors likely to be in Eugene, but not all of them are in the system and many of those probably do not have a committable offer, so I did not list some of the lesser known prospects scheduled to be in town.