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Event schedule, Mat Kearney concert and how to watch 2024 Oregon football spring game – The Register-Guard

Oregon’s spring game schedule on Saturday includes fan festivals, an F-15 flyover and a free concert by Eugene native Mat Kearney, who will presumably give those in attendance a live performance of the Autzen Stadium staple “Coming Home (Oregon).”
But there will also be some football, and though it will be played in an exhibition format, the game will still provide the first look at the Ducks’ new QB1 Dillon Gabriel and new QB2 Dante Moore, as well as a several other first-year players and veterans from last season’s 12-2 team.
It’ll also give fans a chance to see what kind of team Oregon is taking into its first season in the Big Ten Conference next fall.
Admission is free, though a donation of nonperishable food items at the gate for FOOD for Lane County is suggested.
Follow Chris Hansen on X@chansen_RG or email atchansen@registerguard.com.

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