Midseason 50: Nos. 26-30
As we head into the second half of the college football season, Rivals.com National Recruiting Director Mike Farrell updates his pre-season Farrell 50, the top 50 college football players in the country, with a mid-season look. This list is based on this year’s...Quack Fix: Helfrich responds to Corso
Your daily dose of Duck news. Links: Last week, Lee Corso made a comment saying how Oregon head coach Mark Helfrich needs to make some changes to his coaching staff in order to get Oregon back to the national championship. This week during a press conference, Helfrich...Projections put Ducks in pre-Christmas, post-New Year bowls: Oregon rundown
Which bowl games could the Ducks play in?TUESDAY BRIEFING: Inside the Bye Week, Helfrich Emphasizing Increased Teaching and Continued Improvement in All Phases
It’s been a common theme in the way Oregon head coach Mark Helfrich approaches each of his teams practice sessions. Work hard and strive to improve every day in every phase of the game. It’s that mantra that gives his team and his program the consistency...
It Is Silent, But It Can Be Deadly.
This time of the year we often see fog developing and causing serious visibility problems while we are driving. There are different types of fog. I'll explain.
A "Doomsday Glacier?" Scientists Are Studying It.
Glacial melting has been considered a real threat to increases in sea level worldwide. Scientists are studying a special glacier that could reveal how much time is left before the potentially catastrophic rise in sea level occurs. I'll explain.
It's The New Year 2022. What's Your New Year's Resolution?
It's that time of the year again. Time for New Year's Resolutions. How did the practice of making resolutions get started. I'll explain.
A Time When We All Look For Meaning And Peace In Our Life.
It's Christmas once again and the pandemic is still hanging around. A particular Christmas hymn has been an inspiration for many people no matter what the circumstances were. I'll explain.
O Tanenbaum O Tanenbaum Where Are You?
The impact of our hot summer and intense heatwave in June has caused a problem that is complicating things now in December. There is a shortage of real Christmas trees. I'll tell you why.