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  • Don Reynolds: Before and After Eugene

    This 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 …

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  • Don Reynolds Didn’t Just Play Two Sports…He Dominated Them

    This 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 …

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  • Oregon’s Success Founded On Proper Blueprint – Part 2

    By contributing writer John W. Schroeder For Part 1, click here. The most important factor is Oregon’s football rise is the adopting of an insurgent’s faith.  Historically, insurgents realize what is at stake when they work harder than their opponents, often their very survival.  But …

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  • Oregon’s Success Founded On Proper Blueprint – Part 1

    By contributing writer John W. Schroeder Many political theorists will you tell that revolutions occur during periods of rising social expectations. Political coup d’états rarely happen in dire living circumstances. When you expect little you demand even less. However, if you feel that you are …

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  • Fishduck Writers Present Our Greatest Duck Moments In 2012!

    Our beloved Oregon Ducks have been outstanding this year in all areas of athletics.  What follows is the contribution of many of the Fishduck writers, in bringing to you the highlights that we witnessed in one of the finest years ever for the Oregon Ducks! …

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  • Sports Medicine – Shoulder Injuries

    Sports Medicine Shoulder Injuries By Dr. Jack Dreisen Figure : Dion Jordan Reinjures Shoulder – We Hope He Recovers Soon!   Figure : “This is what happens with shoulder injuries.” As I am not privy to the type of injury Oregon players sustain or the …

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  • FishDuck Game Review: Ducks Roll in 2nd Half, But Injuries Could Prove Costly

    The end of the 2001-2002 Oregon season saw major changes in Eugene. Amidst the celebrations of a BCS Fiesta Bowl victory was the somewhat somber knowledge that some familiar faces would be leaving for brighter pastures; Joey Harrington on to the NFL, and offensive coordinator …

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    FishDuck Game Review: Record-Setting Night Validates Oregon’s Position Among The Elite

    For almost an entire year it was billed as this year’s version of “the game of the century.” With Matt Barkley deciding to return for his senior year, USC appeared to have the fast track to the Heisman Trophy and BCS national championship, the darlings …

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    FishDuck Game Review: A Half of Near-Perfection Lets Ducks Cruise Over ASU

    It was SUPPOSED to be the first real test for both teams, SUPPOSED to be either the next step towards a championship or validation for a new regime, SUPPOSED to be another typical Thursday thriller continuing the long-standing trend of upsets and nail-biters, SUPPOSED to …

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  • The Final FishDuck Weekly Video Log (Episode 62)

    Every week Kurt Liedtke (better known as Keeerrrttt1), co-owner of FishDuck.com, creates video blogs (vlogs) to update all you fine folk on all things FishDuck, a free-form discussion of current events about Oregon Ducks sports and all that’s new with FishDuck.com, with the occasional off-topics …

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