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Bye Week: What Does Oregon Do?

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Work week for the Ducks.  Followed by family dinner and fun!

 

 

 

 

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WATCH the fun...making connections...family

 

 

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Building bonds...priceless.

Makes me wish I was on the team!

 

 

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Great idea, but what a support staff! That was a lot of work putting all that on, and it looked like it went off without a hitch. 

 

Good food, and great fun, well done!

 

I also love seeing Lanning in jeans, and a t-shirt, nothing too fancy, just one of the guys.

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Duck Football at Eugene Mission...Click on pic to enlarge

 

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Bye weeks are busy for coaches too as they work to put together their 2023 class.

 

Dan Lanning, Oregon Ducks coaching staff hitting recruiting trail during bye week

 

WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM

Dan Lanning and his staff, who were able to fit some recruiting visits in last week during their trip to Arizona, will be on the road this weekend as they continue to assemble their 2023 recruiting...

 

 

This article includes info the first didn't have...

 

247SPORTS.COM

The Oregon football coaching staff, led by head coach Dan Lanning has hit the road on the tail end of this week's bye to do recruiting for 2023, 2024, and 2025

 

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Coach Locklyn is in Mississippi to see Dante Dowdell

 

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