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  • 2013 Duck Football: The Rush is Still On

      With Kenjon Barner off to the NFL, can Oregon’s 2013 Oregon running backs rival 2012, when Kenjon Barner, De’Anthony Thomas and Byron Marshall rushed for a combined 2,915 yards and 36 touchdowns?  Let’s take a look at what we saw at the spring game, …

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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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  • OREGON RECRUITING MANIFESTO Part 4: A Philosophical Shift

    This multi-week series will attempt to take a reasonable, logical and unbiased look at Oregon’s recent recruiting successes and failures while analyzing the program’s recruiting philosophy under Chip Kelly.  The series will then look at how that philosophy already has and may continue to evolve …

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    Tyner Looms As Next Five-Star Challenge

    I have often wondered how big-time schools like USC can get so many five-star recruits, and limit them under their star potential.  For the most part, players earn their stars for a reason, but it is up to the coaches to make them realize that …

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  • Oregon Football Recruiting Manifesto: What Happened in 2012-2013?

    This multi-week series will attempt to take a reasonable, logical and unbiased look at Oregon’s recent recruiting successes and failures while analyzing the program’s recruiting philosophy under Chip Kelly.  The series will then look at how that philosophy already has and may continue to evolve …

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    Urban Warfare

    As signing day approaches, coaches are scrambling to put together the best recruiting classes possible.  For Urban Meyer and Ohio State getting a playmaker on the outside with speed was a top priority.  Unfortunately, it came at the expense of the Ducks.  News officially broke …

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  • Recruiting 2013: Tyner Headlines Another Impact Class

    Signing Day is upon us.  On Wednesday February 6th, millions of middle-aged men will tune in to see where a group of teenagers will be attending school for the next three to four years.  Despite a coaching change that coaches from other schools – most notably …

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    Will Johnny Ragin III Stay Home?

    Those who follow Oregon high school football know it’s not exactly a hotbed  for recruiting.  While the state produces half a dozen or so Division I recruits each year, many are under-the-radar and not highly ranked.  Of the three committed prospects from the State of Oregon (tackle Evan …

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  • Recruiting Update: Go Baby Go!!!

    Football Recruiting   Editorial On the eve of my one-year anniversary with the fine folks of FISHDUCK, the news concerning Chip Kelly’s departure reared its head. As I processed the early morning ESPN text alert, I was strangely at peace with the announcement and similarly …

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  • Thomas Tyner Impressing at the U.S. Army Bowl Practices

    To Duck fans that follow Oregon high school football and/or recruiting closely, Thomas Tyner being named a top performer on day 2 of the U.S. Army Bowl practices by spectators should be no surprised. While used mostly in blocking situations on day one, which he …

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