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    2013 Ten most important players No. 6-10

    Welcome to the first of a two part segment. Now that the Spring game is in the rear-view mirror, what’s the outlook for fall 2013?  Even with a strong group of seniors departing, and several moving on to the NFL, Oregon is re-loading.  I want to show …

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    RUDY. RUUDY. RUUUDY! RUUUUDY!!: Overachieving Ducks of the Chip Kelly Era

    National Signing Day is, by now, a distant memory.  We silently fist-pumped (probably at work) as preps across the nation used something called a “facks machine” for the first (and probably last) time to send their NLIs to Eugene.  We looked over the tremendous haul …

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    O-Line: Big Men Vie to Fill Big Holes

    The offensive line for our beloved Ducks was nothing short of spectacular this season.  Aside from one marginal performance – the loss to Stanford – the line proved to be one of the most talented groups on our roster.  But there are some big holes …

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    Fiesta Bowl Title: It’s about Manhood

    Coach Rich Brooks once said that, “offense is about execution, but defense is about manhood.”  Knowing how well he coached the defense, that mantra was not a complete surprise and I have embraced it for years.  Yet as time has slipped past during the Chip …

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    Wildcats think they’re Stanford: REALLY?

    I saw some jaw-dropping quotes from some Kansas State players, and do not misunderstand—I admire what Bill Snyder has done with the Wildcats, yet cannot comprehend some of the reaching statements I read.  Our center, Hroniss Grasu, was quoted by Register-Guard when talking about the …

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