Gatlin Bair impresses as speed demon for Oregon Ducks in fall camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 23, 2026, 1:00 AM
Last updated Aug 23, 2026
Gatlin Bair, a freshman wide receiver for the Oregon Ducks, is gaining attention during fall camp after returning from a two-year mission. Known for his speed, Bair recorded 24 miles per hour in practice, surpassing many teammates. Coaches highlight his athleticism and adaptability as he adjusts to football after his hiatus. With Oregon's season opener against Boise State approaching, Bair's progress in camp indicates he could play a significant role in the offense as competition intensifies among the wide receiving corps.
- •Gatlin Bair returned to football after a two-year mission.
- •He clocked 24 miles per hour during practice.
- •Bair has shown steady improvement during fall camp.
- •Oregon's season opener is against Boise State in two weeks.
- •Coaches praise Bair's athleticism and ability to adapt.
- 1:00 AMYahoo Sports — Gatlin Bair emerging as 'speed demon' for Oregon after 2-year absence
"After spending two years away from football on a church mission, Gatlin Bair is shining in practice for Oregon as one of the team's fastest players.
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