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Oregon Ducks Football: 3 Things We Learned Against California

Raymond Mencke jr — Sun, 11 Nov 2012 18:05:21 +0000

#3 Oregon defeated California on the road last night 59-17 to improve to 10-0 on the season and 7-0 in the Pac-12. The Ducks only have two games left in the regular season. They will be at home next Saturday to take on Stanford and finish the regular season in Corvallis to take on the [...]

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Oregon Ducks Volleyball: Who to watch against the Washington teams

Raymond Mencke jr — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 17:25:31 +0000

The fifth ranked Oregon Ducks volleyball team takes the floor tonight and tomorrow against both Washington schools. The Ducks (14-1, 5-1) host Washington State (10-8, 0-6) tonight at Matthew Knight Arena and welcome the second ranked Washington Huskies (15-0, 6-0) tomorrow. The match against Washington State is set for 6:00 pm PT and 7:00 pm [...]

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Football Recruiting: Will Darren Carrington Remain Committed?

Brian Spaen — Sun, 19 Aug 2012 23:30:22 +0000

Earlier this week, 247Sports announced that multi-position athlete Darren Carrington was re-thinking about his committment to the Oregon Ducks.

: Nov 12, 2011; Stanford CA, USA; The Oregon Ducks mascot celebrates after a touchdown against the Stanford Cardinal during the third quarter at Stanford Stadium. Oregon defeated Stanford 53-30. Mandatory Credit: Jason O. Watson-US PRESSWIRE

Carrington wants to visit other schools, but there is a no-visit policy from the Ducks once a player commits to the university. Because of the rule, Carrington may choose to de-commit. He committed on June 20th.

Autzen Zoo had an in-depth preview on the athlete that plays multiple positions at Horizon – wide receiver, cornerback, and quarterback. Without question, his speed is one of the best compared to all the other seven commitments. His ability to make plays in each position makes for a versatile player if he does wind up playing for the Ducks in 2013.

Why does Carrington want to visit other schools? Each player has a total of five official visits they can use. I can understand Oregon’s use of a no-visit policy, but if a player still has eligibility left, there shouldn’t be a problem for him to visit other schools.

Carrington was “happy to be a Duck” when he first committed. Even if he is looking at other places, that doesn’t mean he’s going to bolt. Oregon fans should respect his options and if he continues with his commitment, the fanbase will be excited to see him play.

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