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The wounded Ducks will take two weeks off from football to decompress after playing through a pandemic

Strength and conditioning coordinator Aaron Feld will be waiting for the players when they get back on campus and clear COVID-19 protocols as the program turns the page on a bizarre 2020 campaign.

No. 25 Oregon (4-3) won its second consecutive Pac-12 championship, despite losses at Oregon State and California, but was outclassed in every phase of the game during a 34-17 loss to No. 12 Iowa State in the Fiesta Bowl

“You've got to be excited about the fact that, as being the youngest team in the country, we still were able to win the conference and get to a New Year's Six game,” coach Mario Cristobal said. “But young or not, it is still going to be about winning it. So a lot of good lessons learned, a lot to be excited about and a lot of fuel that we can use in the offseason to get better.”

Cristobal’s roster was made up of 73.6% underclassmen this season. Oregon will also be adding the best recruiting class in program history, and the NCAA is allowing seniors another chance to exhaust their eligibility in 2021.


Ty Thompson, Oregon Ducks 5-star QB signee, named All-American Bowl offensive player of the year
https://www.oregonlive.com/recruiti...erican-bowl-offensive-player-of-the-year.html
The 6-foot-4, 215-pound Oregon signee was the nation’s highest-rising prospect in both Rivals’ and 247Sports’ rankings in early summer, earned “Alpha Dog” honors for his performance at the Elite 11 quarterback camp, received a fifth star on Rivals and an All-American Bowl invitation