Let me explain why Canzano’s question was not a good question… it has nothing to do whether it was his ‘job” to do so or not. I hear his radio compatriots saying that he wasn’t sent down there to ask about whether James or Thomas would play well this year… that the plane ticket was not paid for to ask questions that could have been asked from here… really? Given the fact that everyone on the

Simply put, there is another side to this story that has been almost entirely ignored. To many this makes the stories we do see appear to lack objectivity (notice I said APPEAR to lack). This is what the fans are lamenting… that we don’t hear any real speculation about the other possible outcome.As an example of how basic facts can be read to tell an ENTIRELY different story than we have seen

(This was a response in one of Moesely's blogs)Couple of points here…Rob, Snuffy said:“But the thrust of his argument in that article was that Lyle’s steered Lache Seastrunk to Oregon.”To which you replied:“Snuffy: The thrust of George’s argument wasn’t that. He wrote:“What skeptics suspect, though, is that Lyles delivered Lache Seastrunk.”Ummm… that’s the same thing… saying that the point of Geor...

This was a response to Rob Moseley:Considering that Oregon had an existing relationship with Lyles from his days at other recruiting services and had a Freshman Rb who had just set a Conference record for yards by a freshman… not a very likely scenario…Again, because the Ducks had agreed to be Lyles first client when they though Seastrunk was long gone… seems like a weak argument. Now, the th

(The following was originally posted in response to a blogger intimating Chip Kelly should be suspended) There is one MAJOR problem with the thought process the pundits are shaping in the public mind, that the “required documents” were not obtained. Unfortunately, very few of those writing on the topic want to point this out: When Oregon first contracted with Lyles, quarterly updates were not ...

Recently, I have been sharing my thoughts, as rationally as possible, regarding Oregon Duck athletics. Certainly, I feel like a salmon at spawning time swimming upstream as local media has made this water very difficult to tread. Navigating through them as a fan, yet still attempting to bring a reasonable "other side of the story" to the table has been, well, a little trying.Nonetheless, I feel co