Quack Fix: Oregon defense looks to improve

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• The Oregon defense will look to build on their fourth quarter performance last weekend. The Ducks have one sack this season and will look to make more plays in the backfield.
• Rob Moseley's practice report highlights a yoga session after the walk-through.
• The Georgia State defense hasn't put a lot of pressure on opposing teams.
• The Duck soccer team will host Portland State in the final non conference game of the year. The game starts at 3:30 p.m.
  

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