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Spring is here again, and with
it comes an unknown but
necessary part of football —
spring training.
For Duck football, spring
training means working with a
slightly altered offensive attack,
going through new drills and
choosing a new defensive unit.
Not the whole unit, just key
positions that are open because
of graduation.
Whatever happens. As the
Ducks enter their fifth year
under coach Brooks the NCAA
is likely to slap additional
sanctions on the already pena
lized Oregon football team.
The sanctions, which would
stem from alleged recruiting
violations, are yet unknown, but
“considering our cir
cumstances and our coopera
tion with the Pac-10 and the
NCAA, it is likely that the
sanctions will be light,” Brooks
says.
The National Collegiate
Athletic Association, formed 75
years ago under pressure to
renovate the violent sport of
football, is concerned with
keeping its member schools in
compliance. But the association
has shown leniency in the past
— especially if the school was
stiffly sanctioned by its league.
A Pacific-10 Conference
decision kept all the schools,
including Oregon, who had
broken Pac-10 rules out of
post-season bowl games.
Early NCAA sanctions made
individual players ineligible for a
set number of games.
“Whatever happens, the team
is prepared to take it,” says
Brooks. “And play the best
football around.”
This year’s squad will have a
lot of incentive to play up to
bowl caliber. For the first sea
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son since Brooks arrival, no one
is talking about overtly weak
spots.
Of course, there is concern
about the defensive lineup for
the first play of the game, but
not about its depth. "We have a
lot of people that started last
year that are in there now,"
Brooks says. "And a lot of peo
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back.”
Graduation has left several
positions open with a number of
football players waiting to step
into the holes. "It'll be a pretty
good battle,” Brooks says. "Any
of those kids has the potential of
starting.”
The only immediate depth
worry is at the center spot. Sen
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tion wrapped up, but the back
up center is still a question
mark. Both Monte Olson and
Randy O’Rourke could step in,
Brooks says, depending on who
improves the most.
“Overall, we’re capable of
being a good, solid ball club.”
A good solid ball club that has
a place to call home. Plans to
build a stadium clubhouse for
the football team with donations
from the public are underway.
The clubhouse would provide
meeting rooms and additional
locker space which was
promised Brooks when he was
hired.
The clubhouse, which would
sit atop the east end of Autzen
stadium, is scheduled to be fin
ished by Oregon’s first home
game with the University of the
Pacific Sept. 19. Plans include
using the building as a “wining
and dining” spot for alumns
during and after home games.
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