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Reported By Charles Fischer on May 10, 2013 in Announcements | 1 commentWant to be a volunteer editor at FishDuck.com for six hours a week? If you have the expertise, a little extra time, and enjoy helping writers improve at their craft, then we would welcome your wisdom. We are growing rapidly and have an immediate need for additional editors to give our current ones an occasional breather, or to help us …
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Cole Irvin: The Commander
Reported By Victor Flores on May 17, 2013 in Special Fish Report | No commentsAbout a year ago, Cole Irvin had a decision to make: play for the Ducks or go to the minor leagues. The left-handed starting pitcher had already committed to Oregon, but when the MLB Draft rolled around in June, the Toronto Blue Jays decided to select him in the 29th round. We all know what happened next. Irvin rejected pro …
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Paralysis By Analysis: The Running Game’s Impact on the Passing Game
Reported By Todd Moore on May 21, 2013 in Fish Reports | 1 commentHave you ever wondered why Oregon’s offense is so successful? There are a multitude of reasons, but one that we are going to look at today is how the running and passing game form such a wonderful marriage. It is no secret that we have many weapons on the offensive side of the ball as the offensive staff at Oregon …
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Oregon vs. Michigan 2007: The True Dawn of the Chip Kelly Era
Reported By Joey Holland on May 23, 2013 in History Article | 1 commentFootball is an extremely complex game filled with trickery, mental toughness, and constant adjustments. Coaches and players alike must be on their toes at all times, actively trying to remain one step ahead of their opponent. As Oregon fans know, perhaps no coach in recent history has done this as well as Chip Kelly, at least on the offensive side …
Click Here For MoreMeet Your New Ducks: Another Set of Superstar Twins!
Reported By Joe Packer on May 23, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | 1 commentEric Amoako is the first of the two Amoako brothers to be introduced here on FishDuck (Stephen Amoako, also a Duck, is his twin brother). Now, some Duck fans may not have heard of either of these guys for a couple of reasons. One, they both redshirted their freshman year and stayed out of trouble. Two, the recent commitment of the …
Click Here For MoreRecruiting Update: Oregon Commit Mahalak King of Elite 11
Reported By Mark Flores on May 22, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | 1 commentFootball Recruiting News Quarterback and recent Oregon commit Morgan Mahalak (3-Star/Kentfield, CA) is quickly gaining fame around the summer circuit camp water cooler. At the latest edition of Nike’s Elite 11 showcase, Mahalak was named top performer and garnered praise from Super Bowl winning signal-caller Trent Dilfer. “Morgan had a very good day. Lots of energy in his body. My …
Click Here For MoreNCAA Postseason Insight
Reported By Bryan Holt on May 22, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | 1 commentThe Pac-12 baseball race seems to have come to a close with Oregon State’s defeat of the Oregon Ducks this past weekend, taking two out of three games at PK Park. The Beavers now hold a two game lead over both the Oregon Ducks (43-13, 20-7) and the UCLA Bruins (37-15, 20-7), both of which are now tied for second …
Click Here For More2013 Ten most important players No. 6-10
Reported By Sam Arney on May 21, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | No commentsWelcome to the first of a two part segment. Now that the Spring game is in the rear-view mirror, what’s the outlook for fall 2013? Even with a strong group of seniors departing, and several moving on to the NFL, Oregon is re-loading. I want to show you what’s in store for the coming season. In this two part article, I will …
Click Here For MoreDon Reynolds: Before and After Eugene
Reported By FishDuck Staff on May 21, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | No commentsThis is part two of a profile of two-sport Oregon great Don Reynolds, written by John Schroeder. If you missed part one, catch up here. It’s an interesting question, if you know that back story: How does a Corvallis resident – one who was a high school teammate of current Oregon State coach Mike Riley, son of then-Oregon State assistant Bud …
Click Here For MoreDon Reynolds Didn’t Just Play Two Sports…He Dominated Them
Reported By FishDuck Staff on May 20, 2013 in History Article | 2 commentsThis is a two-part series by John Schroeder based on stories from his interviews with the great Don Reynolds, two-sport star in football and baseball, who played for the Ducks from 1971-1975. Don Reynolds came to Eugene in the fall of 1971 intent on solely playing baseball. Football was initially an afterthought to the 5’8”, 178-lb Reynolds, with many coaches …
Click Here For MoreBeavers Slam Ducks, Take Civil War Series
Reported By Bryan Holt on May 20, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | 1 commentEugene, OR – The 4th ranked Beavers took an early lead with a combination of great pitching and an explosive offense and never looked back Sunday afternoon against the Oregon Ducks, taking game three and the series by a score of 12-2. Jake Reed (6-4) took the loss with 2.2 innings of work allowing 8 hits and 7 runs, only two …
Click Here For MoreNotes From Around The College Football Nation: Saban is the Devil and ACC MESS
Reported By Jeff Hostetler on May 19, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | 4 commentsIt’s still summer; still no actual college football games. This is probably the most boring moments of any college football fan’s life. Now it’s time to pay attention to all the “phantom” news and rumors about your favorite teams and players from around the country. Let’s get into some of those rumors and thoughts: 1. The war of words continues …
Click Here For MoreNo. 3 Duck Softball Blanks Badgers, 3-0, to Win Eugene NCAA Regional
Reported By Charles Fischer on May 19, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | No commentsEUGENE – The #3 seed University of Oregon softball team (49-9) celebrated its fourth straight Super Regional bid with a 3-0 win over No. 25 Wisconsin (44-13) Saturday afternoon at Howe Field. Offensively, the Ducks made the most of their three hits – two being homers – while its All-Pac-12 pitching duo raised their scoreless streak to 19 straight innings. …
Click Here For MoreDucks drop game two of series to Oregon State
Reported By Charles Fischer on May 19, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | No commentsEUGENE, Ore. – No. 4 Oregon State broke open a tight game late scoring nine runs in the final four innings to hand No. 6 Oregon a 9-0 loss and even their Pac-12 series at one game apiece. The Beavers (42-9, 21-5 Pac-12) scored five runs in the eighth and two more in the ninth to turn a 2-0 game …
Click Here For MoreDucks Win Series Opener on Thorpe’s Gem
Reported By Bryan Holt on May 18, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | 5 commentsFeatured Photo Courtesy Steve Francis Photography The Oregon Ducks scrambled their way to three runs to take battle number one of the Civil War series on Friday night against the Oregon State Beavers. The victory came behind a brilliant pitching performance from starter Tommy Thorpe, who dominated the Beaver’s offense all night long. Both starters dueled well on the hill; but sadly, …
Click Here For MoreVisitor’s Guide to the Great State of Oregon
Reported By Kim Hastings on May 18, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | No commentsEvery year the Oregon Ducks, and Duck fans, welcome visitors from around the country to our beautiful state, wax their sub-par teams, and send them on their way. Not very neighborly. In light of that I offer the following visitor’s guide to help folks understand, and perhaps appreciate, what is special about Oregon. Our sense of style: It rains quite a lot …
Click Here For MoreThe Ten Most Influential Plays of the Last Ten Seasons: #5-1
Reported By Nathan Roholt on May 17, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | 4 commentsIn case you missed Part 1, read it here. To read the list in its entirety, go here. Before we get to plays #5-1, here are some plays that just missed the list: Honorable Mention: Kenjon Barner’s punt return fumble against LSU (2011): The play had a heavy impact on the game (as well as Tyrann Mathieu’s career), but had …
Click Here For MoreThe Ten Most Influential Plays of the Last Ten Seasons: #10-6
Reported By Nathan Roholt on May 16, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | 1 comment“Life’s this game of inches…so is football…because, in either game, life or football, the margin for error is so small…one half a step too late, or too early, and you don’t quite make it, one half second too slow, too fast, you don’t quite catch it, the inches we need are everywhere around us… they’re in every break of the …
Click Here For MoreTwo Runs from a Bunt? Only at OREGON!
Reported By Charles Fischer on May 16, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | No commentsEUGENE, Ore. – J.J. Altobelli drove in two runs on a safety squeeze play to break a tie and lead No. 6 Oregon to a 4-1 win over Gonzaga on Wednesday night at PK Park. Altobelli came to the plate with the game tied 1-1 and the bases loaded. I was graced to have wisdom shared from noted baseball analyst, …
Click Here For MoreRecruiting Update: Oregon’s Frontcourt Tops Overnight?
Reported By Mark Flores on May 15, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | 1 commentBasketball Recruiting Visits Head coach Dana Altman is at it again. The fourth-year coach has secured heavy interest from one of, if not, the top big man transfer in that of Tarik Black. The 6-foot-9, 262-pound center will transfer from Memphis this spring and will be eligible to play next season due to academic graduation. Black recently visited Altman and …
Click Here For MoreSmall Ball Gets It Done Again
Reported By Bryan Holt on May 15, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | No commentsRyan Hambright came to the plate with two-outs in the bottom on the 9th inning with the game tied at 3-3 with a chance to win the game for the Ducks. Hambright delivered with a bases-loaded single to right center field to score the game-winning run and solidify Oregon’s 41st win of the season. Garret Cleavinger picked up his eighth …
Click Here For MoreConference Analysis: The Final Stretch
Reported By Bryan Holt on May 15, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | No commentsTwo teams converged in a Civil War are set to battle once again, but this time there is more than just pride and bragging rights between the schools. This time it’s for the Pac-12 baseball title. With two weeks left to go in the season, the games are limited and every game is important. The race has narrowed down to three …
Click Here For MoreOregon Recruiting Blueprint: The Sales Pitch
Reported By Chris Charbonnier on May 13, 2013 in FishWrap Archive | 4 commentsThis is the conclusion of a 9-part recruiting manifesto. This piece looks at the sales pitch, an important piece to any recruiting blueprint. Below are the previous parts of this manifesto: Part 1: What Happened in 2012-2013 Part 2: What Went Wrong Part 3: What Went Right: The Oregon Brand Part 4: A Philosophical Shift Part 5: What the Future …
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