With three of four linebacking starters gone in 2013 and all three starting defensive linemen next season seniors, will there be a similar dip at d-line in 2014 like the hit taken to the linebacking corp in 2013?
The Oregon Ducks football roster is loaded top-to-bottom with incredible athletes. Not just talented football players, but remarkably gifted athletes that can do a handful of jobs. Who could start on the offense and defense?
Oregon’s run at a national championship may be due in large part to a true freshman
The recruiting class of 2014 was in the sixth grade when Dennis Dixon nearly led the Ducks to a national championship. They were in the eighth grade when Jeremiah Masoli took the team to their first Rose Bowl in 15 years. They were freshmen when Oregon competed for their first ever national championship in 2010. Recruits have known Oregon as a football powerhouse since they’ve been following college football.
When you watch a game on TV or observe in the stands, there’s going to be pieces of the game you miss out on. Here I’ll dive into the key parts of the game you may have missed.
Oregon has great running backs; that’s a given. But imagine if Lache Seastrunk, Dontae Williams and Tra Carson had stayed with the team? Can you imagine all that talent? This may be the year all the transferring catches up with the Ducks.
The No. 7 Oregon State Beavers (26-6, 8-2) and No. 9 Oregon Ducks (25-8, 10-3) baseball teams have silently dominated Pac-12 baseball thus far. At first and second place respectively in the conference, both of the Oregon schools are sitting in prime position for a strong opportunity to not only make the NCAA Tournament, but to host a regional/super regional and possibly a run into the College World Series (CWS).
Even if the Tigers get their national title vacated, that does not mean it should go to the Ducks. They had their shot, right?
With the 2013 NFL Draft approaching, I decided now would be a pretty good time to look back over the past six drafts to see which of the guys were the best NFL Draft prospects.
Oregon Ducks men’s basketball starting guard Dominic Artis has struggled to find his groove ever since returning from a month-long foot injury back in January. Artis, a true freshman from Findlay Prep High School, dominated in the first 19 games of the season, averaging 10.16 points per game and was one of the most consistent players on the team.
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