Oregon linebacker Justin Flowe (#10) jogs to the sideline as the Ducks begin spring football practices in Eugene, Oregon on Thursday, March 1o, 2022.Sean Meagher/The Oregonian

EUGENE — More than halfway through spring practice, it remains uncertain whether Justin Flowe will see the field during Oregon’s April 23 spring game.

The Ducks inside linebacker has been limited through the first nine spring practices, but did take part in some light non-contact work on Tuesday.

“It’s probably too early to say one way or the other if we’re gonna see him out there for the spring game, but he’s trending back,” Oregon coach Dan Lanning said. “We’re getting him in a little bit of drill work each day.”

Flowe has been recovering from a season-ending right foot injury he suffered against Fresno State on Sept. 4, when he had 14 tackles and forced a fumble.

The top-ranked inside linebacker in the class of 2020, Flowe tore his meniscus during the 2020 season opener.

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