Tale of the Tape Shows How Much Work the Ducks Have to Do

Oregon's two leading candidates for the center position have zero starts between them.  Hroniss Grasu is a redshirt freshman, 6-3, 278, and Karrington Armstrong a sophomore, listed at 6-2, 260.  Armstrong played in one game last season, Portland State, while the Spring Game was a Duck debut for Grasu.

It was a good spring game-no apparent serious injuries, young players got their feet wet, didn't give away any of the playbook. Great crowd, estimated at 43,000

The offensive line HAS to jell. Hit the gym, grab the jump rope. LSU has a strong, agile SEC defensive line and the Ducks have to be ready.

Urban Meyer's two concerns for the Ducks coming out of Spring Practice: downfield passing and offensive line play. Spot on. Thomas has to ready those newcomers.

Terrance Mitchell with a pick to end the game. He's two for two in spring games. Could become a Harris-like ball hawk.

Brent Musberger, please, please retire. He's officially an addled buffoon.

Troy Hill with a nice return. He's had a great spring. Made a good hit earlier in the game.