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• Some Things No One Ran By Me

  As fans we feel powerless. No one asks us how the lineup should look. No one lets us call a play. Heck, no one even asks us if we want jalapenos on our nachos anymore. They just point to where they may or may not …

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• Oregon Ducks Receivers: Checking the Box for New Maehl

  For many years, the Oregon Ducks football program was known mostly for their play on offense, perhaps most commonly for superb quarterback and receiver play. Often times, the fate of the offensive success for the Ducks rested heavily on the effectiveness of the playmakers at …

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• The Coach’s Corner: Developing a Power-Running Attack From the Shotgun

  A note from FishDuck.com: Today we have a unique treat, this article from a highly successful college coach gives an inside perspective football fans don’t often get to see, the direct insight of football concepts from a coach. We encourage other coaches that are interested …

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• New Hires in the Desert Generate Tremble for the Pac-12 South

  With the 2012 college football season scheduled for kick-off on August 31st, football enthusiasts can begin to grasp the pageantry emerging from universities’ practice grounds. The PAC-12 conference has once again reloaded with talent, as six teams finished in the Top 25 for the recruiting …

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• FishDuck One-On-One: Gridirongirl.org founder Nichole Brown

  Each week FishDuck.com’s Kurt Liedtke (better known as Keeerrrttt1) speaks with current/former student athletes, other FishDuck contributors, and outside experts in a one-on-one conversation–the FishDuck.com One-On-One. This week Kurt is joined by Nichole Brown, founder of Gridirongirl.org, a website dedicated to educating women on the …

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• Recruiting Update: Oregon Commit Redmond Opens a Can!!!

  Football Recruiting News At Nike’s recent The Opening showcase, rising offensive lineman and new Oregon commit Alex Redmond (3-Star/Los Alamitos, CA) accomplished what few have: block vaunted defensive force and Opening MVP Eddie Vanderdoes (4-Star/Placer, CA/Rivals100). According to various onlookers, the 6’5, 300 lb. Redmond not …

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• The home stretch: Ducks flock to London

  “Try to be best ‘cause you’re only a man and a man’s gotta learn to take it. Try to believe though the going gets rough that you gotta hang tough to make it.” Without an apology to Joe Esposito, I am stealing lyrics from this …

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• What If?: A Brief Alternate History of Oregon Football

  If you are a college football fan who loves video games, today is Christmas Eve.  That’s because tomorrow is the release date for NCAA Football 13, EA Sports’ highly celebrated annual college football game.  This year’s roster update game features an all-new mode called “The …

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• FishDuck Weekly Video Log – 50th episode!

  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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• In Phil Steele’s world, Ducks strong on both sides

  I got all wrapped up in Phil Steele’s 2012 College Football Preview magazine this week. Say what you want about Athlon or Lindy’s, but Phil Steele is the best of the bunch, if for no other reason than the amount of material — including a …

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  De’Anthony’s Draft Stock

  Posted on 06-19-2013 by Brett Perez

  De’Anthony Thomas is a marvelous athlete, a Duck-of-all-trades who lines up at running back, receiver and as a return man.  Versatility and speed...

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  Football Powers Put Ducks in a Pickle

  Posted on 06-18-2013 by Corey Buchanan

    Lady luck has not served the Ducks well when it comes to non-conference  scheduling.  While athletic director Rob Mullens has tried his b...

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  Altman’s Recruiting Haul

  Posted on 06-18-2013 by Bryan Holt

  Dana Altman has the Duck basketballers moving in the right direction for their 2013 campaign.  The fourth year coach has worked relentlessly this...

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  Thomas with the Carry, Fisher with the TD

  Posted on 06-18-2013 by Brandon Gruber

  Being so small in stature has helped De'Anthony Thomas more than it has hurt him.  Aside from two fumbles against LSU in the opening game of his ...

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  Let’s Take A Second And Just…Breathe

  Posted on 06-17-2013 by Dean Davis

  As normal high school students throw their graduation caps in the air celebrating an accomplishment in life, they can exhale a long gasp of ai...

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  Ducks’ Quarterback Controversy???

  Posted on 06-17-2013 by Antonio Wiley

  First team All PAC-12 and Heisman candidate Marcus Mariota returns at quarterback to lead the Ducks to what should be another great season.  With las...

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  The Good, the Bad, and the Funny

  Posted on 06-15-2013 by Brandon Gruber

  College football players come in all shapes, sizes, backgrounds and personalities.  There are always the athletes who stick out on the field, but wh...

Recent comments

Sam - 6/19/2013

History Shows Ducks Can Succeed Without Going to The Bulk Section

i think it's a good attempt...but was expecting a linemen to lineman comparison vs lineman to skill positions. That would have allowed us to look at this comparatively.. Here is the fishduck article...

JBerg - 6/19/2013

History Shows Ducks Can Succeed Without Going to The Bulk Section

You need to do a little more research on the comparative size of the Ducks' linemen. We rank right up there with some of the biggest on average. There is no way I want to go back to the days of not...

redneckbluecollarwhitetrash - 6/19/2013

Oregon Fans’ Cassandra Complex Fades as Auburn’s House on Sand Washes Away

My, my, how the terrain has changed these past few months. Who exactly is standing on sand these days?  I would venture a guess that Colorado, Minnesota and Maryland don't wish to change places with...