There’s football in the air in Eugene on Thursday, as the Oregon Ducks kick off spring practice and year four under head coach Dan Lanning. Oregon heads into the 2025 season after going 13-1 and capturing the Big Ten title in 2024.

Eight of UO’s 10 FBS transfers have arrived, as have all but four of its high school signees, 12 of whom were on campus for Rose Bowl practices in December.

Oregon head coach Dan Lanning talks spring game, quarterbacks and practice facility upgrades following the team's first spring practice.

The Oregon Ducks had one of the most successful seasons in program history last year, going 13-1 with a Big Ten Championship win and a No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff. Now, in 2025, they will look to reach the same heights once again, but this time around with almost an entirely new roster.

Following a historic season in 2024, in which Oregon won the Big Ten Conference in its first season as a new league member, a sour taste was left in the mouths of Duck fans everywhere after a blowout loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Rose Bowl.

As long as Dan Lanning is at Oregon the Ducks will play real football during their spring game. While the growing trend nationally has been for teams to abandon spring games in favor of traditional practices or fan-centric events,

Oregon Ducks head coach Dan Lanning broke down the first spring practice of the 2025 season on Thursday morning.

The Oregon Ducks had one of the most successful seasons in program history last year, going 13-1 with a Big Ten Championship win and a No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff. Now, in 2025, they will look to reach the same heights once again, but this time around with almost an entirely new roster.

Oregon opens its fourth spring practice under Dan Lanning on Thursday. The Ducks have to replace starters at quarterback, running back, two receivers, tight end, four offensive linemen, three defensive linemen,