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  • Misty Watercolor Memories of the Way We Were

    Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind   Smiles we gave to one another     For the way we were.     Can it be that it was all so simple then Or has time rewritten every line   If we had a …

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  • Thorpe Shines Again, Leads Oregon Past Utes

    Oregon used a combination of speed and consistency to defeat the Utah Utes in Salt Lake City on Friday.  The game marks a new record for most wins in a regular season for the Ducks at 44, and the start of a new season from …

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    Thorpe to play for USA Baseball Collegiate National Team

    EUGENE, Ore. – Sophomore left-hander Tommy Thorpe has accepted an invitation to play for the 2013 USA Baseball Collegiate National Team this summer. Oregon’s Friday night starter, Thorpe has a 6-4 record with a 2.39 ERA this season while helping the Ducks to a 43-13 …

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  • Just How Good Can Dotson Be?

    Last year as a freshman, Damyean Dotson was instrumental in our success on the court.  He got better month by month and played his best basketball during the NCAA tournament, scoring 17 points against Oklahoma State in the first round (technically second round) and a …

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  • Christian Jones’ Road to Recovery

    One sentence can mean completely different things depending on who reads it.  Take this one, for instance: “Jones entered the year looking like a potential top pick.” That is the first sentence in Christian Jones’ scouting report from this Baseball America article written last year, where …

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    Heisman Hopeful

    Gary Breedlove Photography Over the past several years, our beloved Ducks have had a number of players named to the preseason Heisman watch list.  Two seasons ago it was LaMichael James garnering the attention.  LaMichael ultimately fell short of winning the award, but finished the …

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  • Pac-12 or Big “Ten?”

    Two legendary conferences have been meeting in the Rose Bowl for decades.  The Big Ten and Pac-12 have some of the most memorable games in college football postseason history: the 1997 matchup between Ohio State and Arizona State, the 1988 battle that saw Michigan State defeat …

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  • The Official Pre-Meet for the “Prelims”

      The NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships begin today at 10:00 a.m. with three days of preliminary rounds segregated by East and West sites.  For the Ducks, this means competing in Austin, Texas, against the best of the West.  The competition is comprised of 20 events each for men and …

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  • Oregon vs. Michigan 2007: The True Dawn of the Chip Kelly Era

    Football is an extremely complex game filled with trickery, mental toughness, and constant adjustments.  Coaches and players alike must be on their toes at all times, actively trying to remain one step ahead of their opponent. As Oregon fans know, perhaps no coach in recent …

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  • Meet Your New Ducks: Another Set of Superstar Twins!

    Eric Amoako is the first of the two Amoako brothers to be introduced here on FishDuck (Stephen Amoako, also a Duck, is his twin brother).  Now, some Duck fans may not have heard of either of these guys for a couple of reasons.  One, they both …

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