Oregon recruiting: Marcus Rios would be a great fit for an athletic Oregon secondary of the future

Marcus Rios is a standout cornerback, rated one of the best 20 in the country by scout.com. (photo semperfidelisbowl.com)


At 6-0, 170, he is physical and athletic, with an aggressive style that would make him a great fit along with Terrance Mitchell, Ifo Ekpre-Olomu and Troy Hill in John Neal's ballhawking secondary of the future.

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Saying good-bye to LaMichael James

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Whether he's decided or not, announced or not, confirmed by a reliable source or not, LaMichael James is probably leaving for the NFL after the Rose Bowl. And he should.

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Oregon recruiting: recruiting decisions take faith, ripple through many careers and futures

This week Oregon got a verbal commitment from defensive tackle Stetzon Bair, and in doing so they said good-bye to Faith Ekakitie.

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Oregon recruiting: new verbal commit Stetzon Bair could become a giant problem for PAC-12 offenses

He has the most kickass football name since Bronko Nagurski. You'd expect Stetzon Bair to manhandle offensive linemen like steers, chasing down ball carriers like strays in the mesquite, all the time exuding the confident, manly fragrance of victory.

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Badgered by the Badgers: a two-part Rose Bowl preview with wiscobadgers.com

Andrew Coppens and the writers at wiscobadgers.com join DSH for a preview of the Rose Bowl. Who prevails, blur-fast speed or smashmouth power?

Part one

Part two

Oregon, Wisconsin seek to climb over each other to reach the top rung of college football

With a win over the other in the Rose Bowl, Wisconsin or Oregon takes a leap forward as a national program.

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Oregon recruiting: Texas speedster Trey Williams will remind you of another one, but he has potential all his own

Trey Williams is a 5-8, 170-lb. running back from Houston, Texas. He's fast, shifty and has great vision, with talent you can't help but compare to LaMichael James.

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