Spring ball is over, but spring roster movement is far from it. And less than a day after Arizona wrapped up those offseason practices it has added a player for the fall.

Former Oregon offensive lineman Michael Wooten committed to the UA on Sunday, adding depth to a position group that got a little thin toward the end of spring due to injuries.

he 6-foot-4, 310-pound Wooten will have at least three years of eligibility with Arizona after spending two seasons. He appeared in three games for Oregon in 2022, mostly on special teams, but did not see action last year due to injury.

Wooten was a 3-star prospect out of California in the 2022 recruiting class, picking the Ducks over Colorado. He also had offers from ASU, San Diego State, UNLV, Utah and Virginia.

Ranked as the 49th-best offensive tackle in his class, Wooten provides another option on the edge behind projected starters Raymond Pulido and Jonah Savaiinaea and backups Rhino Tapa’atoutai and Alexander Doost. The UA lost tackle Joe Borjon to the NCAA transfer portal earlier this month.

Wooten is Arizona’s fifth spring portal pickup, the first on the offensive line.

Oregon Ducks safety Kodi DeCambra has entered the transfer portal, according to reports from 247Sports, On3Sports, and others. DeCambra was a 4-star recruit in the class of 2023 — according to 247Sports — with four years of remaining eligibility after using his redshirt option in his first season.

On Saturday, DeCambra was absent from the Ducks spring game, and after the game, James Crepea of the Oregonian reported that DeCambra was expected to enter the transfer portal. On Sunday, his intent to transfer was made official.

In 2023, DeCambra took just 6 snaps on defense for Oregon, all in the Ducks’ first game against Portland State. DeCambra did not record any stats on those plays.

Oregon brought in a high volume of good defensive backs in the 2024 offseason, which could’ve factored into DeCambra’s decision to transfer. One of the players competing with DeCambra was Aaron Flowers, a safety recruit in the class of 2024, who performed well in the spring game, making four tackles and one pass breakup.

During his initial recruitment, DeCambra took visits with Washington, Oregon State, and Hawaii, so look out for those schools as potential transfer destinations for the redshirt freshman. DeCambra is from Las Vegas, so there’s also always the chance that he wants to go somewhere closer to home.