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Ducks Bring 78 Players To Nebraska
09/17/16 | @GoDucksMoseley
Oregon's travel squad includes six quarterbacks and big groups of linemen, although TE Johnny Mundt and DL Jalen Jelks did not travel.
The Oregon football team will have 78 players on its sideline when the Ducks face Nebraska (12:30 p.m. PT, ABC).
The Ducks brought all six quarterbacks on the roster, and robust groups of 13 offensive linemen and 14 defensive linemen. The Pac-12 limits road teams to 70 players for conference games, but that rule isn't in play for nonconference games.
Among regulars who didn't travel are tight end Johnny Mundt, who was not in uniform last week against Virginia, and defensive end Jalen Jelks. Linebacker Johnny Ragin III is on hand after not playing against the Cavaliers, and expected to start.
Middle linebacker A.J. Hotchkins also is on hand, after being carted off the field last week. The starter at that position is expected to be a game-time decision, between Hotchkins and Jimmie Swain. Oregon's starting secondary is projected to feature Arrion Springs and Tyree Robinson at cornerback, with Brenden Schooler and Khalil Oliver at safety.
The travel squad includes several true freshmen who have yet to play, including QB Terry Wilson Jr., WR Dillon Mitchell, WR Tristen Wallace, DL Hunter Kampmoyer and LB Eric Briscoe Jr.
QB (6): Taylor Alie, Justin Herbert, Travis Jonsen, Jeff Lockie, Dakota Prukop, Terry Wilson Jr.
RB (5): Kani Benoit, Tony Brooks-James, Royce Freeman, Taj Griffin, Jarret LaCoste
WR (9): Devon Allen, Jalen Brown, Darren Carrington II, Casey Eugenio, Dillon Mitchell, Charles Nelson, Alex Ofodile, Dwayne Stanford, Tristen Wallace
TE (4): Ryan Bay, Evan Baylis, Jacob Breeland, Pharaoh Brown
OL (13): Brady Aiello, Doug Brenner, Tyrell Crosby, Jake Hanson, Cameron Hunt, Charlie Landgraf, Shane Lemieux, Davis Miyashiro-Saipaia, Zac Morgan, Zach Okun, Jake Pisarcik, Calvin Throckmorton, Evan Voeller
DL (14): Drayton Carlberg, Cody Carriger, Gus Cumberlander, T.J. Daniel, Elijah George, Eddie Heard, Justin Hollins, Hunter Kampmoyer, Canton Kaumatule, Austin Maloata, Rex Manu, Henry Mondeaux, Wayne Tei-Kirby, Bryson Young
LB (10): Eric Briscoe Jr., Troy Dye, A.J. Hotchkins, Danny Mattingly, De'Quan McDowell, Jonah Moi, Johnny Ragin III, Keith Simms, Jimmie Swain, La'Mar Winston Jr.
DB (12): Ugo Amadi, Reggie Daniels, Ty Griffin, Jhet Janis, Fotu T. Leiato II, Malik Lovette, Mattrell McGraw, Khalil Oliver, Tyree Robinson, Brenden Schooler, Arrion Springs, Juwaan Williams
ST (5): Tanner Carew, Devin Melendez, Aidan Schneider, Ian Wheeler, Matt Wogan
Shortly after the Ducks arrived at Memorial Stadium, placekicker Matt Wogan and UO coach Mark Helfrich placed a bouquet of flowers at the 27-yard line of Tom Osborne Field. The bouquet was in memory of Nebraska punter Sam Foltz, who wore No. 27 and passed away in an auto wreck in July.
The Ducks brought all six quarterbacks on the roster, and robust groups of 13 offensive linemen and 14 defensive linemen. The Pac-12 limits road teams to 70 players for conference games, but that rule isn't in play for nonconference games.
Among regulars who didn't travel are tight end Johnny Mundt, who was not in uniform last week against Virginia, and defensive end Jalen Jelks. Linebacker Johnny Ragin III is on hand after not playing against the Cavaliers, and expected to start.
Middle linebacker A.J. Hotchkins also is on hand, after being carted off the field last week. The starter at that position is expected to be a game-time decision, between Hotchkins and Jimmie Swain. Oregon's starting secondary is projected to feature Arrion Springs and Tyree Robinson at cornerback, with Brenden Schooler and Khalil Oliver at safety.
The travel squad includes several true freshmen who have yet to play, including QB Terry Wilson Jr., WR Dillon Mitchell, WR Tristen Wallace, DL Hunter Kampmoyer and LB Eric Briscoe Jr.
QB (6): Taylor Alie, Justin Herbert, Travis Jonsen, Jeff Lockie, Dakota Prukop, Terry Wilson Jr.
RB (5): Kani Benoit, Tony Brooks-James, Royce Freeman, Taj Griffin, Jarret LaCoste
WR (9): Devon Allen, Jalen Brown, Darren Carrington II, Casey Eugenio, Dillon Mitchell, Charles Nelson, Alex Ofodile, Dwayne Stanford, Tristen Wallace
TE (4): Ryan Bay, Evan Baylis, Jacob Breeland, Pharaoh Brown
OL (13): Brady Aiello, Doug Brenner, Tyrell Crosby, Jake Hanson, Cameron Hunt, Charlie Landgraf, Shane Lemieux, Davis Miyashiro-Saipaia, Zac Morgan, Zach Okun, Jake Pisarcik, Calvin Throckmorton, Evan Voeller
DL (14): Drayton Carlberg, Cody Carriger, Gus Cumberlander, T.J. Daniel, Elijah George, Eddie Heard, Justin Hollins, Hunter Kampmoyer, Canton Kaumatule, Austin Maloata, Rex Manu, Henry Mondeaux, Wayne Tei-Kirby, Bryson Young
LB (10): Eric Briscoe Jr., Troy Dye, A.J. Hotchkins, Danny Mattingly, De'Quan McDowell, Jonah Moi, Johnny Ragin III, Keith Simms, Jimmie Swain, La'Mar Winston Jr.
DB (12): Ugo Amadi, Reggie Daniels, Ty Griffin, Jhet Janis, Fotu T. Leiato II, Malik Lovette, Mattrell McGraw, Khalil Oliver, Tyree Robinson, Brenden Schooler, Arrion Springs, Juwaan Williams
ST (5): Tanner Carew, Devin Melendez, Aidan Schneider, Ian Wheeler, Matt Wogan
Shortly after the Ducks arrived at Memorial Stadium, placekicker Matt Wogan and UO coach Mark Helfrich placed a bouquet of flowers at the 27-yard line of Tom Osborne Field. The bouquet was in memory of Nebraska punter Sam Foltz, who wore No. 27 and passed away in an auto wreck in July.
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