Last week, Duck Sports Authority introduced this new feature looking ahead to the 2013 recruiting cycle. As we delve further into the needs of 2013, we will also begin to paint a picture of what the 2013 team might look like and how important this next class will be for the Oregon football team.
Chip Kelly and staff did their best to "win the day" on February 1, 2012, now they are looking forward to the 2012 season and the next recruiting class. In this installment of Looking Ahead, Duck Sports Authority takes a look at the safety position.
Synopsis: the Ducks lose an All-American candidate after the 2012 season and had a couple of commits in the most recently signed class that project as safety. But the Ducks might still be looking for more.
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