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2013 Ten Most Important Players, No. 1-5

Welcome back for the second of my two part segment. The wait is now over as I release my top five most important players for the upcoming season. I know many of you will have differing opinions on who should be in the top five …
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Are Expectations for Thomas Tyner Too High?

Along with the growing success of the Oregon football on the field over the past two decades has been increased success off field with high profile recruits attracted to Oregon. Those highly rated recruits carry increased expectations, and with increased expectations there can be a heightened sense of …
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“Little Brother” Thinks They Have A Chance!

Courtesy of Kevin Cline Photography I recently read that many pundits think the Oregon State Beavers might actually be a contender; not just in the Pac-12 North, but in the Pac-12 in general. I have also heard this same statement from many of my friends who are …
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Stars — Injured Or Not — Shine On Oregon’s Pro Day

The stars were out in full display on Thursday at the Mo Center for Oregon’s Pro Day, both on the field and off. In the annual showcase for NFL scouts, Oregon seniors set out one last time in an attempt to woo them. Kansas City …
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LaMichael James: Poised to Break Out for the 49ers

The pistol offense is a funny thing. Once you think you have a read on it defensively, the formation pulls out trick after trick. Now having one of the most athletic quarterbacks in all of football, the 49ers successfully implemented the pistol offense and rode …
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Oregon Can’t Put Players Into the NFL? Ducks in the Super Bowl

College programs love to negatively recruit regarding Oregon and how “they don’t put players into the NFL.” But even a power outage couldn’t keep this Super Bowl full of Ducks from participating in possibly the greatest Super Bowl in NFL history. In a 34-31 Ravens …
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Key Ducks to watch in Super Bowl

Super Bowl XLVII will feature former Ducks who play integral parts in their teams’ success. Here’s a look at one player from each team who could make an impact on the ultimate outcome of the game. San Francisco 49ers’ LaMichael James is all too well known in the City …
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Oh How we Love to Learn About Our Beloved…San Francisco 49ers?

Its Super Bowl Sunday tomorrow, friends. The only game of the year where the pregame is roughly three times the length of the game and your wife shushes you so she can hear the commercials. It’s the game that sells more beer than any other …
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