We have learned a lot of the Xs and Os in the past year about the Chip Kelly Offense, but something that is essential about a team is it’s philosophies and it’s internal moral code. Chip explained in a Coaching Clinic presentation that we have in the Analysis Library under Offensive Tutorials: ”When I took over at the University of Oregon, …
There has been growing concern amongst fans recently regarding the policy of increasing ticket prices. While ticket prices have risen steadily in past seasons in confluence with Oregon’s improved success, the increase in 2012 season ticket prices were dramatic enough to give some fans pause. Reserved tickets increased 14% over 2011, while the end zone sections, where many of the …
Football Recruiting Visits In notching our 9th consecutive victory against the hated “northern neighbors,” Oregon’s 52-21 victory may have long-lasting ramifications. Bearing witness to a complete team effort were 18 official and unofficial visitors, including running back and Oregon commit Dontre Wilson (4-Star/DeSoto, TX/Rivals250), linebacker Victor Egu (3-Star/Concord, CA), wide receiver John Ross (3-Star/Long Beach, CA), athlete Juwaan Williams (3-Star/Tucker, GA), and junior …
The time before a season starts for your favorite team can be magical. Everyone is 0-0 and nothing has been yet determined on the field, court, or arena. Optimism is boundless for many, in the hope that your team can play well in the upcoming season. Some will and some won’t, but that’s to be determined in the days and …
There are few pleasures in life that are as satisfying as Oregon’s perennial dog-pounding of Washington each fall over the last nine years. This last game was one of the most enjoyable because so many of the Husky faithful and their coach felt that enough Washington depth had been built to hang with us. As the truth became apparent in …
Every week Kurt Liedtke (better known as Keeerrrttt1), co-owner of FishDuck.com, creates video blogs (vlogs) to update all you fine folk on all things FishDuck, a free-form discussion of current events about Oregon Ducks sports and all that’s new with FishDuck.com, with the occasional off-topics or rants. It’s a little off-the-cuff, perhaps slightly pretentious, somewhat rambling, and hopefully entertaining…so kick …
There’s just something about Washington week, nothing stews the hate juices in fans more than the annual battle with the Huskies as a precursor to the Civil War down the road, ya know, that OTHER rival. Former players mark it on their calendar as the one to return back to Eugene for, never satisfied with beating UW enough both in …
If you are a fan of upsets, then this is your weekend. While Alabama had the week off and Oregon cruised to an easy victory, other top teams were not as fortunate. Once again, after all these upsets happen, it’s why we play the game. Now let’s get into some news and thoughts: Oregon starts slow but finishes …
Oregon defeated their bitter rivals, Washington, 52-21 tonight at Autzen stadium; their ninth consecutive win over the Huskies. Oregon was led by Marcus Mariota, who went 15/24 for 198 yards and four touchdowns. The Ducks were dominant from the start, jumping out to a 21-0 lead with five minutes to go in the first quarter. Stay tuned to read the …
I hate them because, without the Don James cheating years, they never actually dominated anything. I hate them because they knew they would win if they knocked our quarterbacks out of the game with cheap (and late, way late!) hits in the 80’s. I hate them because of the guy that chanted “It just doesn’t matter” when we took the …
To say that Washington week elicits a reaction from Ducks would be an understatement. While some say that Oregon’s in-state competition is the biggest rival, any true Duck fan knows that simply is not the case. The fact the Oregon has owned the Huskies, riding an eight-game win in the series, only adds to the hatred coming from the foes …
When Washington beat Stanford, the national perception of the Huskies elevated rather quickly. Just two weeks removed from being kicked around by LSU, the Huskies had to face another top ten team in Stanford. Fortunately for Washington, Stanford is anything but a top ten team this year despite the high ranking. So while Justin Wilcox has definitely changed the way …