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  • Josh Huff: What’s Next?

    Entering his senior season, Josh Huff is the only remaining receiver from the team that experienced the agony of defeat in the national championship game against Auburn.  Last season, he led Duck receivers with 7 touchdowns on 32 receptions.  The question now is: how will he perform …

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  • Josh Huff Is Underrated

    The Ducks’ offensive weapons on the football field during the 2012 season were no secret — Kenjon Barner, De’Anthony Thomas and Marcus Mariota all became household names.  But surely there had to be more pieces to the then Chip Kelly puzzle, right?  I mean, is it possible that …

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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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  • Receiving Corps Thinning, Opportunities Rising

    When the news arrived Friday that Dwayne Stanford, the lanky, 6’5″ true sophomore receiver, was going under the knife to fix a potentially serious knee injury, panic began to spread amongst the Oregon faithful.  With Mark Helfrich now leading the charge, it’s expected that the Ducks …

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    Will Josh Huff Make It To 1,000 Yards In 2013?

    From his start as one of the most physically ready appearances that the Ducks have had out of a true freshman in a long time, Josh Huff has always been an electrifying player.  With 4.4 speed and more than 200 pounds of mass Huff is …

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    Oregon Hires Duke’s Lubick as Receivers Coach

    University of Oregon head football coach Mark Helfrich announced this past weekend the addition of Matt Lubick to his staff.  A native of Bozeman, Mont., Lubick attended Western Montana College where he earned four varsity letters as a defensive back on the football team and earned all-conference …

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  • Revolutionizing a revolutionary offense?

    Oregonian sports writer Adam Jude believes the hiring of new wide receiver coach Matt Lubick may signal a change in philosophy for the Oregon offense.  The usual run-first attack may evolve to a more pass-heavy offense next year.  Lubick, who coached at Duke last year, was recently named the wide receivers coach of …

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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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