The Oregon Ducks have an improving defense, a future NFL quarterback, a solid (mostly returning) offensive line and a stable of talented but unproven running backs.
But heading into the spring, Oregon's biggest area of weakness was the receiving corps.
That may have changed with the commitment of Wake Forest graduate transfer Tabari Hines, who reeled in 53 catches for 683 yards and seven touchdowns last season - 20 more receptions, 291 yards and two scores more than any pass-catcher for the Ducks last season.
On Thursday's "Recruiting with Andrew Nemec," the 5-foot-10, 175-pound receiver joined the show to discuss what it was about Oregon that made him feel welcome and what his expectations are on the field this season.