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SPRING continued from page 7 Saturday. The general reaction to the freshman quarterback: "Wow." "You saw Dennis today, I mean, wow," sophomore Kellen Clemens said. "That guy can run.” Dixon ended Oregon's day on a play that earned cheers from the players on the sideline. In an li on-11 drill, he tucked the ball in, ran, put some moves on the de fense and would have been in the clear had it been a real game. "Now it's time to go full pads," Dixon said. "Now it's time to see what it's really like." That time will come today, two days after the Ducks opened up their spring workouts. Aside from the expected rustiness and the bumps and bruises — the only se rious injury came to defensive lineman Victor Filipe, who sepa rated his left shoulder — the Ducks say they generally looked good on die field. "Aaron Gipson made a couple plays, I liked what he did," Bellotti said. "Terrence Whitehead moved around pretty well. "I think we made progress today. I think everyone is excited. I want the same kind of excitement and intensity when we come back on Monday." While Dixon may have been the biggest attraction at practice — at least among newcomers — the return of Haloti Ngata was also significant. The sophomore was injured last year during the first quarter of the Ducks' opener against Mis sissippi State, forcing him to sit out the entire season. Now that Igor Olshansky and Junior Siavii have vacated the defensive line via early entry into the NFL and graduation, respectively, Ngata will be key. "I thought 1 Ialoti moved around well, and obviously we don't want to push that too much," Bellotti said. The Salt Lake City native is just one of the many veterans return ing to the Ducks. While the team lost a number of starters from last season, Oregon also returns many of the backups from its 8-5 2003 season. "We've got a lot of returning starters on offense," Bellotti said. "And an accomplished quarter back that started 13 games. We have some holes to fill on defense. We're losing seven or eight starters . Danielle Hickey Photo Editor Johnny DuRocher (behind center) and the Ducks started spring practice Saturday. from that group. Obviously, I think we have some answers, but we have to determine who the an swers are going to be." That, Bellotti said, is one of the keys he will look for in the team's 15 practices. He wants to see who will take over for free safety Keith Lewis. Who will start opposite Demetrius Williams at wide receiv er? And who exactly will join Jerry Matson as starting linebackers? Besides addressing these unan swered questions, Oregon has a busy first week of practice ahead. The team will get into full pads to day, then hit the field again on Tuesday. The Ducks have a day off — at least from practicing — on Wednesday, then return to Kilkenny Field on Thursday. They get the weekend off, but not be fore playing in the first scrim mage of the spring on Friday at Autzen Stadium. Contact the sports editor at hankhager@dailyemerald.com. We’ve got sports at www.dailyemerald.com WOMEN continued from page 7 biggest pole for the first time in a meet and felt pretty good in it." The victory gave the first-year Duck a chance to showcase herself against the top collegiate pole-vaulters in the A section of the event. How ever, Enders could not match her personal best again and ended up in 14th out of 17 competi tors with a mark of 12 feet, 3 1/2 inches. Senior Kirsten Larwin participated in the same event and finished fifth overall at 13-3 1/2 in a tie with Akron senior Kira Sims. UCLA's Chelsea Johnson won the pole vault after clear ing 14-9 on her first attempt. Other Ducks also achieved personal bests in their respective events. Redshirt junior Bree Fuqua earned an outdoor Oregon personal record of 50-11 1/2 in the shot put. Fuqua, a first-year transfer from Wisconsin, met Pacific 10 Conference and regional standards with the mark and finished eighth overall in the event. 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