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  • Sportscenter’s Not Top 10

    When a team is known for its offensive flash, like the Oregon Ducks are, it’s easy to forget about the men doing the dirty work in the trenches – the men who are making the offense do its thing.  These men don’t make Sportscenter’s Top 10, and they don’t care. Oregon …

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  • The Ten Most Influential Plays of the Last Ten Seasons: #5-1

    In case you missed Part 1, read it here.  To read the list in its entirety, go here. Before we get to plays #5-1, here are some plays that just missed the list: Honorable Mention: Kenjon Barner’s punt return fumble against LSU (2011): The play …

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  • The Ten Most Influential Plays of the Last Ten Seasons

    “Life’s this game of inches…so is football…because, in either game, life or football, the margin for error is so small…one half a step too late, or too early, and you don’t quite make it, one half second too slow, too fast, you don’t quite catch …

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  • Helfrich Needs a Nickname

    Every great coach has a nickname.  The Mad Hatter and Big Balls Chip are a few, but I have a feeling Mark Helfrich will earn one soon.  With the charisma and charm he has, it won’t take Helfrich long for something to latch on.  I …

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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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  • The Ten Most Influential Plays of the Last Ten Seasons: #10-6

    “Life’s this game of inches…so is football…because, in either game, life or football, the margin for error is so small…one half a step too late, or too early, and you don’t quite make it, one half second too slow, too fast, you don’t quite catch …

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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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  • Recruiting Update: Oregon’s Frontcourt Tops Overnight?

    Basketball Recruiting Visits Head coach Dana Altman is at it again. The fourth-year coach has secured heavy interest from one of, if not, the top big man transfer in that of Tarik Black. The 6-foot-9, 262-pound center will transfer from Memphis this spring and will …

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  • One-Loss Oregon – A Playoff Regular?

      The College Football Playoff is only a season from fruition.  Coaches, analysts and NCAA higher-ups believe this is the next step in clearing up the BCS bowl issue, but I see more of the same with this ‘revolutionary’ new system. Over the last two seasons, …

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    Running Giants at Historic Hayward Field

    Track Town, USA.  The words bring to mind a few things: Eugene, the Ducks, Steve Prefontaine and lastly but most importantly, Hayward Field.  Fans, athletes and coaches all over the world know about Hayward Field.  Athletes and coaches love to compete there because of the knowledgeable …

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