Oregon
Oregon football’s first fall scrimmage competitive, pre-snap operation an area to improve
EUGENE — Oregon’s first fall scrimmage was competitive and physical and also featured one turnover and some pre-snap issues that need to be cleaned up, according to Dan Lanning.
The Ducks held a closed scrimmage Saturday afternoon at Autzen Stadium. The offense was “limited” in explosive plays but did better on third down than the defense, Lanning said.
“Good competitive scrimmage, good physicality,” Lanning said. “Guys out there tackling, running to the ball, blocking hard, thought all that showed up. There were a lot of operational things that we can clean up and improve, whether it’s pre-snap penalties, shift motions, handling those the proper way. Plenty to work on, but saw a slight improvement on where we want to be. Definitely a lot of places for us to grow moving forward.”