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Oregon Ducks open first fall camp of Dan Lanning era with fully stocked roster, virtually 100% healthy

EUGENE — Oregon opened the primary fall camp of the Dan Lanning period with a nearly full and wholesome roster, a stark distinction from the spring.
Other than minor illnesses that restricted offensive lineman T.J. Bass and receiver Justius Lowe, the remainder of the Geese have been all in attendance and with none limitations throughout Friday afternoon’s follow on the Hatfield-Dowlin Complicated.
“We’re going to play with the blokes which might be right here and obtainable,” Lanning mentioned. “We have now lots of these proper now, which is nice. (It) offers us a chance to follow the way in which we need to follow; some two-spot drills the place as a substitute of getting 11-on-11 guys going towards one another the place you’re getting 22 individuals higher you bought two fields going and you will get 44 individuals higher and 88 whenever you begin going ones and twos and threes and fours and younger guys. Being wholesome is clearly an actual huge profit for us to proceed to push and be obtainable.”
From tight ends Cam McCormick and Patrick Herbert, defensive linemen Brandon Dorlus, Keyon Ware-Hudson and Popo Aumavae, linebacker Justin Flowe, cornerback Dontae Manning, offensive lineman Michael Wooten and each different participant who had something from minor illnesses to post-surgery rehabilitations throughout the spring, everybody was on the sphere on Friday.
Lanning was happy total after the primary of two days in T-shirts solely, however burdened there may be nonetheless lots to enhance on earlier than the season begins. He burdened toughness, effort and end particularly because the areas that should be improved incrementally over the course of camp.
“Good first day — nowhere close to the place we have to be for Sport 1,” he mentioned. “However fortunately we’re not enjoying Sport 1 but. Quite a lot of work to do, guys introduced good power, undoubtedly embracing the pressure and the chance to get higher. One % is what we’re on the lookout for in each factor that we achieve this the place can we discover these percentages factors to get slightly bit higher.”
Throughout an early interval, the quarterback-center exchanges had Bo Nix working with Alex Forsyth, Ty Thompson with Ryan Stroll and Jay Butterfield paired with Kanen Rossi.
Lanning mentioned the quarterbacks have larger understanding of the offensive system now and that’s evident on the sphere.
“Within the spring they in all probability had a second of hesitation on the place do I take the ball? The place do I am going? What’s the operation?” he mentioned. “They’re a way more actually comfy within the system and that’s displaying up.”
Lanning credited freshman operating again Jordan James with a superb run, freshman receiver Kyler Kasper with a superb catch and fifth-year junior receiver Caleb Chapman for making a number of deep catches on the day.
“I feel (Chapman)’s received to proceed to push his conditioning, however there was a few explosive performs that caught out from these guys,” Lanning mentioned.
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Throughout Wednesday’s workforce media day a number of gamers referenced improved velocity, each individually and as a workforce. Lanning mentioned that’s additionally a piece in progress.
“Our guys appeared quick, however I’ll say round interval 8 at the moment we appeared gradual,” he mentioned. “It’s studying methods to play quick constantly over time. We received to proceed to try this, do an important job in restoration however velocity is definitely an enormous asset for us.”

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Former Oregon State third baseman Trent Caraway announces transfer destination
Former Oregon State third baseman Trent Caraway has a new home in college baseball.
Caraway announced his commitment to the LSU Tigers on Tuesday via social media.
Caraway, a rising junior, was the most outstanding player of the Corvallis regional during the 2025 postseason. He hit six home runs in the postseason overall, an OSU record, finishing the season batting .267 with 12 home runs and 47 RBI.
Caraway entered the transfer portal after Oregon State’s run to the College World Series, and had his name in the MLB Draft but did not get selected.
Seven OSU players were drafted, but Caraway not being selected was a surprise: MLB.com ranked him the No. 145 overall prospect, and there are 615 total picks across 20 rounds.
In the age of NIL, there is less incentive for underclassmen to make the jump to the professional level if their value does not exceed potential earnings in college. That could be the case for Caraway, who took a step back statistically in 2025 and could see a boost to his draft stock with improvement at LSU.
— Ryan Clarke covers the Oregon State Beavers for The Oregonian/OregonLive. Reach him at RClarke@Oregonian.com or on Twitter/X: @RyanTClarke. Find him on Bluesky: @ryantclarke.bsky.social.
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Mountain biker missing in Oregon, prompting search and rescue mission: authorities

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A mountain biker was reported missing in Oregon after not returning home from a biking trip in Mount Hood, according to authorities.
Ralph Sawyer, 52, was reported missing on Friday around 10:30 p.m. – two hours after he was expected to return home after leaving that morning for a mountain biking trip, the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office wrote in a news release.
A search and rescue mission was immediately launched to locate him, the sheriff’s office said.
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Ralph Sawyer, 52, was reported missing on Friday at about 10:30 p.m. (Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office)
“Sawyer has a long history of mountain biking in the area and is familiar with the terrain,” the release noted, adding that the bike used was specifically designed for gravel roads.
The man had still not been found as of Monday, but officials said his car, a blue Kia Soul, was located shortly after midnight on Saturday with his cell phone inside.
Sawyer is described as 6’1″ with brown hair. He was last seen wearing an orange bike helmet, blue shirt and black biking shorts.

Sawyer is described as 6’1″ with brown hair. He was last seen wearing an orange bike helmet, blue shirt and black biking shorts. (Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office)
The search for Sawyer has been centered along East Still Creed Road to Veda Lake and Kinzel Lake, along with the U.S. Forest Service roads around Trillium Lake, located about 40 miles southeast of Portland.
Officials said about nearly 40 searchers were involved in the search on Saturday and 70 were mobilized on Sunday, covering hundreds of miles by ground and on vehicles, including ATVs and motorbikes. Technical rope teams were deployed to search over steep terrain while drones and a helicopter from the Oregon National Guard searched from the air.
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The search for Sawyer has been centered along East Still Creed Road to Veda Lake and Kinzel Lake, along with the U.S. Forest Service roads around Trillium Lake. (Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office)
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An Air Force Reserve Command combat search and rescue unit and K9 units were deployed on Monday in addition to the groups involved in search efforts over the weekend.
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