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Oregon Lands 6’7 250 Lb. DE Jalen Jelks

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Oregon landed it’s ninth commit of the 2014 recruiting class by adding 6’7 250 Lb. defensive end Jalen Jenks, according to 24/7 Sports. The three star commit hails from Phoenix, AZ and plays his high school ball at Desert Vista High School. Jelks had offers from 13 different schools, including Washington, UCLA, Tennessee and Wisconsin,… Continue reading

Around The League: Roundtable On NFL Draft

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This week’s Around The League segment takes a look at the Pac-12 players selected in last week’s draft. Among the topics of discussion: Which Pac-12 player will have the biggest impact at the next level, what the biggest surprise was coming out of the draft and which former Oregon player will surprise people in the… Continue reading

DuckTV Sports Spring Episode 3 – April 28, 2013

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This week on DuckTV Sports, Oregon Baseball takes on Stanford at home, spring football is back in action and which Ducks were drafted in last weeks draft. Plus, coverage of the military’s role in Oregon’s spring game. Al that and more with Joey McMurry and Erin Maloney anchoring.

Pac’N’Heat: Spring Football Breakdown

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Spring practices have reached the halfway point for the Oregon football team and there are still many pressing issues that new head coach Mark Helfrich and his staff must address this month leading up to the Oregon Spring Game on April 27. The linebackers, quarterback Marcus Mariota and the running back position are among the… Continue reading

Fiesta Bowl Preview: Defensive Line

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Leading up to the Fiesta Bowl, DuckTV will be breaking down every aspect of the game. Keep up with previous posts Keys to the Game Linebackers Defensive Backs By Zach Goldstein The entire Kansas State defensive line is composed of a group of burly seniors, weighing in at an average of just under three hundred… Continue reading