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  • 2013 Duck Football: The Rush is Still On

      With Kenjon Barner off to the NFL, can Oregon’s 2013 Oregon running backs rival 2012, when Kenjon Barner, De’Anthony Thomas and Byron Marshall rushed for a combined 2,915 yards and 36 touchdowns?  Let’s take a look at what we saw at the spring game, …

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  • What Spring Football Reminded Us About the Relevance of Recruiting Rankings

      This week, we take a break from the Oregon Recruiting Manifesto to take a look at some of the emerging talent on the Duck roster. It didn’t take Jake Rodrigues long to lock down the back-up QB job.  Halfway through Saturday’s 2013 Spring Game, …

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    Ahh…Spring (Game) Is In The Air!

    Featured Photo Courtesy Gary Breedlove Photography   The weather forecast earlier last week called for partly cloudy skies on Saturday, with a chance of some showers.  That gloomy prognostication never materialized, and yesterday’s spring game by the Oregon Ducks was held under clear and warm …

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    Spring Game: Things I am Looking Forward To

    Courtesy of Kevin Cline Photography It is almost upon us, folks.  Finally, we get to experience a little dose of what we all love so much, to get us through the next 4 months.  The Oregon Ducks spring football game is this Saturday at 11 …

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    Byron Marshall Poised to Break Out

    In 2013, it is likely that running back Byron Marshall will have the biggest impact for the Ducks this season.  Combine the loss of Kenjon Barner with the fact that many believe DeAnthony will never be an every down back and you’ve got a good amount …

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  • Top breakout Candidates for Next Season

    With the loss of key players from last year’s Fiesta Bowl Championship team, Mark Helfrich will have his hands full this spring organizing the depth chart and finding replacements for those leaders on and off the field who have now moved on.  Here’s my take on the top breakout candidate from each …

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    Urban Warfare

    As signing day approaches, coaches are scrambling to put together the best recruiting classes possible.  For Urban Meyer and Ohio State getting a playmaker on the outside with speed was a top priority.  Unfortunately, it came at the expense of the Ducks.  News officially broke …

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  • No Barner? No Problem; Marshall Has Things Under Control

    The lineage of running backs coming through Eugene has been almost mythical the last 10 years. From Jonathan Stewart to LaMichael James and Kenjon Barner, the Oregon running game has been in good hands. In 2013, despite losing Barner, nothing will change, and that has …

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