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5 Oregon players with most to gain, lose during spring practice 2021

5 Oregon players with most to gain, lose during spring practice 2021 Updated Apr 01, 2021; EUGENE Oregon opens spring practice Thursday and several players have a chance to gain or lose a lot over the next month. Several jobs on the two-deep are open, particularly in the secondary, and new defensive coordinator Tim DeRuyter is installing his scheme. Some spots will not be determined until the summer and fall camp, but many will be sorted out by the end of the May 1 spring game. Here are 5 Oregon players with the most to gain or lose during spring practice, with an emphasis on potential to see a dramatic move on the depth chart.

Oregon Ducks 2021 recruiting class grades by position: Will 5-star defensive lineman J.T. Tuimoloau join the flock?

Oregon Ducks 2021 recruiting class grades by position: Will 5-star defensive lineman J.T. Tuimoloau join the flock? Updated Feb 06, 2021; Posted Feb 06, 2021 Consensus five-star defensive lineman J.T. Tuimoloau announces a top 5 of Alabama, Ohio State, Oregon, USC and Washington December 16, 2020. (Courtesy of J.T. Tuimoloau and 247Sports) Facebook Share And what a narrative-changing pledge that commitment would be. Simply put, over the past few years - even with five-star defensive lineman Kayvon Thibodeaux - Oregon’s defensive line recruiting success has lagged behind the rest of the roster. Further, defensive line coach Joe Salave’a has struggled a bit on the recruiting trail and doesn’t get credit for three biggest defensive line “gets” of his tenure - Thibodeaux (Keith Heyward, Mario Cristobal), Keanu Williams (credited a group effort, Don Johnson Jr.) and class of 2022 defensive end Gracen Halton (Jim Mastro).

Gracen Halton, nation's No. 11 defensive end in 2022, commits to Oregon Ducks over USC, others

Gracen Halton, nation’s No. 11 defensive end in 2022, commits to Oregon Ducks over USC, others Updated Jan 28, 2021; Facebook Share The West Coast is known for producing skill-position players at a high rate, but offensive and defensive linemen remain a scarcity year in, year out. During Mario Cristobal’s tenure as Oregon Ducks coach, however, Oregon has largely solved that issue on the offensive side of the ball, landing the majority of elite offensive line talent in the West region while supplementing that group with players from across the country. While defensive line recruiting has not been as successful, the Ducks appear to be making significant strides.