The Oregon Ducks are about to step into the spotlight as a flurry of media activities loom over the program in the coming weeks.
Big Ten Media Day Takes Center Stage
Coach Dan Lanning will join quarterback Dante Moore, tight end Jamari Johnson and outside linebacker Teitum Tuioti at the Big Ten Media Day in Chicago, marking each player's first appearance at a conference media event. The three‑day gathering runs from July 28 to 30, with Oregon slated to take the stage on July 29.
Oregon will hold its own media day on August 3, where Lanning will open with a traditional press conference before a smaller group of teammates field questions. The fall roster will be released the same day, and fall camp will kick off shortly thereafter, running through August.
Practices during camp will be closed to the public and media, though coaches and players will be available for interviews after most sessions. The team’s season opener is scheduled for September 5 at home against Boise State, a game that will kick off the new campaign.
A New Era of Recruiting
The usual Saturday Night Live recruiting camp will not be held this year, reflecting a broader shift in the college football calendar. Fans can expect extensive coverage on DuckTerritory.com throughout the events.