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For many of the nation’s best college football teams, spring football is almost approaching. Oregon is anticipated to begin play at some point in the upcoming month as Dan Lanning’s team prepares to enter the Big Ten in an attempt to build on their 2023 12-2 campaign. The top 25 college football teams were asked their toughest questions by ESPN recently, and Paolo Uggetti doesn’t believe Oregon’s quarterback competition is as clear-cut as most others. The complete narrative is available here.
Here’s what Ugetti said during his Ducks segment. “With Bo Nix’s eligibility finally expiring, Oregon will have to start a new quarterback in the upcoming campaign. The Ducks’ biggest springtime question has, in a sense, already been resolved as head coach Dan Lanning and crew seized the opportunity to sign five-star recruit Dante Moore from UCLA and Dillon Gabriel from Oklahoma via the transfer portal.
Gabriel seems to be the favorite to start after a 3,660-yard, 30-touchdown season at Oklahoma, but Moore’s potential has obviously not yet been reached after just one season. Moore had trouble leading the Bruins in his debut season, but he displayed glimmers of the talent that had made him one of the best quarterbacks in his class in high school. Oregon hopes to win a national championship, and resolving its quarterback situation and building an attack around that quarterback will be crucial to the Ducks’ chances of winning the trophy.
