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Colorado sweeps Oregon

The Colorado Buffaloes completed the sweep of Oregon tonight in a dominating 76-53 win. Colorado got it going early and never looked back. It is hard to take anything positive away from a game like this but I found three bright spots. Those three spots …
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Oregon vs Colorado Preview

The Oregon Ducks take on the Colorado Buffaloes tonight in the Coors Event Center. Oregon looks to avoid being swept by the Buffs, as they lost the last meeting on February 7th 48-47. That was arguably Oregon’s worst played game of the season. Oregon was …
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Notes From Around the College Football Nation: Miami Scandal and More Expansion

If you’re a fan of college football…then go check somewhere else because it is that slow time of the year. If you are a Miami fan, then you have a lot going on because of this whole botched NCAA investigation. The NCAA could be in …
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Sneaky-good Ducks fly under the radar

The Oregon Ducks sit in plain view atop the Pac-12 men’s basketball standings, but it’s as if they are wearing camouflage jackets and the hunters are sleeping in. Hoops pundits who speculate about the contenders in the West want to skip over Oregon and set …
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Ducks Snap Three Game Skid; Barely

A lot of negativity was surrounding the Oregon Ducks Men’s basketball team after having lost three straight conference games to subpar opponents and having a 20 game home winning streak snapped at the hands of a very mediocre Colorado squad. However, Mr. Cool himself, Dana …
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Ducks’ Downward Spiral Deepens

For the third straight game the Oregon Ducks came up short, losing to Colorado 48-47 and snapping their 20 game home winning streak. It is stunningly apparent that Oregon must have Dominic Artis back controlling the game if it doesn’t want to implode and lose …
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Oregon vs Colorado Preview

The Oregon Ducks will take on the Colorado Buffaloes tonight in Matthew Knight Arena. Whether freshman Dominic Artis plays will be a game-time decision as he is still nursing a foot injury. Oregon badly needs him back on the floor. In the last three games, without …
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No. 19 Ducks Must Shoot Down the Utes and Buffs

What is the best way to kill a buffalo and an Indian? Come out guns blazing. A Buffalo won’t charge with a bullet inside it and it takes a damn good archer to hit a target; so just shoot ‘em both down. 19th ranked Oregon …
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All I Want For Christmas Is Madness in March

With Oregon football securely in another BCS bowl, I’ve turned my holiday wishes to hoops. This year’s squad is playing with promise and purpose, and the Ducks seem primed for a return to the NCAA Tourney. At 10-2 with one non-conference game remaining, the magic number is …
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