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  • The Ten Most Influential Plays of the Last Ten Seasons: #5-1

    In 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 …

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  • The Ten Most Influential Plays of the Last Ten Seasons

    “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 …

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  • The Ten Most Influential Plays of the Last Ten Seasons: #10-6

    “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 …

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  • UO Family Mourns Alex Rovello After Diving Accident

    EUGENE, Ore. — University of Oregon junior Alex James Rovello, a member of the men’s tennis team, died Saturday following a drowning accident on the McKenzie River. Linn County Sheriff’s office confirmed Rovello died as a result of a diving accident at Tamolitch Falls. “The …

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    Remember This Spring Game?

    How deep do your memories of Oregon football go?  Would you remember anyone from the 1983 season?  What about the 1983 Spring Game?  If we looked back, who would we recognize? Let’s play Where’s Waldo? with this photo and see if you can guess who …

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  • Au-Burned: The Long Con of Mark Emmert

    “If you flip Montana, there’s no going back.” – University of Washington President Raymond B. Allen, 1948 Alright, I made up that quote, but a conversation to twist the knife on Oregon took place that fall.  With Cal and Oregon tied atop the Pacific Coast …

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  • New Analysis Returns Next Week

    Unfortunately, we have had some technical difficulties that have prevented us from providing new analysis this week.  These things happen from time to time, and we’re proud to say that this is the first time since August 2011 that we have had a week without a …

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  • Baker’s Dozen: A Duck-Centric Ranking of the Remaining Teams

    Everyone’s got some formula for solving The Bracket:  Always pencil the 1s and 2s in the first round.  Pick at least one 12 over a 5.  You have to choose a few upsets, because even though going chalk will land you in the top third …

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    Referee Analysis: The Stanford Debacle

    Larry Scott knew he had a problem. If he didn’t know it when he took the job in 2009, he certainly knew it when he brought in former NFL VP of Officiating Mike Pereira in 2011 to fix it.  His referees sucked, to put it …

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  • Altman and Larranaga: Restoring Hope to College Basketball

    For college basketball purists; those who care about balance and building programs, the end of the 2011-12 college basketball season was the sport’s absolute nadir.  The Kentucky Wildcats were national champions, despite being a team assembled in the mode of all recent teams under head …

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