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  • Let The Summer Take You Away

    In the modern world, it can be nearly impossible to separate yourself from passions.  With Twitter, Facebook and various sites at your fingertips, news of your favorite squad can be captured in a second.  Sometimes, it’s as if we’ve been swallowed whole by the enormity …

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  • ‘Spicy’ Championship For Auburn in 2011

    In the dog days of the off-season, where recruiting and spring ball have passed, it can hard to find content to write about.  Sometimes it’s necessary to fish for stories (no pun intended); however, today is not one of those days. You have the classy …

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  • Rodrigues or Lockie: Both look to back up The Man

    On Saturday, Oregon fans got their first glimpse of the two men vying for Oregon’s backup quarterback spot in Jeff Lockie and Jake Rodrigues.  While both men impressed statistically, one thing became even clearer during the game: The incumbent, Marcus Mariota, is getting even better …

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  • NFL Draft Helps Usher In New Era At Oregon

    By next Sunday night, as many as five former Ducks could find themselves on planes, headed off to the next venture in life, with the NFL staring them in the face. Back in Eugene, spring ball 2013 will soon be a wrap, ushering in the quiet period …

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  • Receiving Corps Thinning, Opportunities Rising

    When the news arrived Friday that Dwayne Stanford, the lanky, 6’5″ true sophomore receiver, was going under the knife to fix a potentially serious knee injury, panic began to spread amongst the Oregon faithful.  With Mark Helfrich now leading the charge, it’s expected that the Ducks …

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  • Spring’s awakening breathes new life into program

    With the turn of another calendar month, we have finally, mercifully, reached April, which brings about the beginning of spring ball in Eugene. New coach.  New hope.  New beginnings. With Mark Helfrich at the helm for the first time in his career, Scott Frost getting …

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  • From Hardwood To Hard Hits, Armstead’s Development Continues

    As the final seconds of Oregon’s Sweet 16 loss to Louisville ticked off the clock Friday night, one member of the Ducks squad knew that while the basketball season may have come to an end, the real work was about to begin. Arik Armstead gets …

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  • KFC Yum! Vs. MKA

    With the looming showdown of Oregon vs. Louisville on Friday, college basketball fans everywhere are preparing for another weekend of upsets, buzzer-beaters and Florida Gulf Coast dancing.  With that in mind, it’s time to address the most pressing issue of the day, just a mere …

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  • Singler Legacy Getting A Wonderful Sendoff

    For the better part of the last four years, Oregon senior E.J. Singler has been toiling around the University of Oregon program, steadily going about his business as if he were working a boring 9-5 job.  The last remaining holdover from the Ernie Kent-era, Singler …

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  • As Far As Championships Go: Basketball Or Football?

    With the resurgence of the men’s basketball team over the past two seasons, I can’t help but reminisce about the year 2007. I was living in Eugene it what can only be described as the height of Oregon Athletics. The football team was a freight …

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