Archive for 'Oregon Ducks Basketball'
Malcolm Armstead to transfer (the arbiter of truth agrees with the decision)
Posted on24. Jul, 2010 by El Rey.
KVAL is reporting that Malcolm Armstead will transfer, yet again, this time from the University of Oregon. Not only should no one be shocked, no one should even raise an eye brow over this. Sure, Armstead would have been one of the best players on the Ducks 10-11 squad, and showed flashes last year that [...]
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Jamil Wilson transfers to Marquette
Posted on30. Jun, 2010 by El Rey.
Jamil Wilson is coming home. The former Horlick High School All-State basketball player has decided to transfer from the University of Oregon to Marquette University in Milwaukee. Neither Jamil Wilson nor his father would comment. A formal announcement by Marquette University acknowledging Wilson’s transfer is expected within the next week. Wilson, a 6-foot-6 small forward, [...]
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Altman recruiting Calipari castoff
Posted on28. May, 2010 by El Rey.
Posted by Percy Allen Oregon coach Dana Altman told the Register-Guard he’s recruiting Roburt Sallie (above, left), a 6-foot-5, 196-pound wing who has ties with Washington. Before Charles Garcia, there was Sallie, who also signed with the Huskies in 2005 but was not admitted because of academic concerns. Sallie’s story is even more bizarre than [...]
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Coach Cal Claims Kentucky is Coming to Portland
Posted on21. May, 2010 by 3D.
Thanks to my XM signal sucking today, I was subjected to ‘regular’ radio and caught a few minutes of Wheels at Work here in Portland. Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari let it be known now that they have the prize recruit from the state of Oregon – Terrance Jones – his team will be scheduling [...]
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I don’t know who this guy is…
Posted on03. May, 2010 by El Rey.
Or why he was in Eugene and considering Oregon this weekend, but I got three words for coach Altman: Sign.Him.Up! I don’t even care if his range is only 3 feet out and gets abused on defense like every ginger step child in the world. With hops like those, nope, I don’t care one bit. [...]
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Altman in, expectations out?
Posted on26. Apr, 2010 by El Rey.
It is now official. Let the Dana Altman era begin. Or something like that… What are the expectations now attached to this hire? Honestly, I have zero clue, none. He seems like a okay coach, boring but stable. Though maybe at this point boring and stable is just what the University of Oregon needs. It’s [...]
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Ducks fans, meet Dana Altman
Posted on26. Apr, 2010 by Meerkat.
Dana Altman’s deal is reported as 1.8 million a year for 7-years. It’s official, UO can call off the coach-sniffing-bloodhounds now. Dana Altman is now the face of Ducks men’s basketball and the man that will open up the sparkling new Matthew Knight Arena this fall. Formally introduced today at 1pm in Matthew Knight Arena. [...]
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Dana Altman: Next coach of your Oregon Ducks?
Posted on24. Apr, 2010 by El Rey.
By John Hunt, The Oregonian April 24, 2010, 10:26AM Oregon’s 37-day old search for a basketball coach may be nearing an end. Creighton coach Dana Altman is in serious discussions with former Oregon athletic director Pat Kilkenny in Indianapolis and could be announced as the Ducks’ next coach this weekend. Dana Altman“As you know, he’s [...]
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Oregon basketball makes me LOL
Posted on18. Apr, 2010 by El Rey.
Hey guys did you hear the news? Mike Anderson has spurned the Ducks quest in at last filling their vacant head coaching position. That puts the body count to what, almost 10? Probably shouldn’t be that big of a surprise. I mean, this is a school where Ernie Kent is the most accomplished coach in [...]
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Mike Anderson to Oregon? Hope so.
Posted on16. Apr, 2010 by El Rey.
The latest episode of ‘as the Oregon coaching job turns’ has Pat Kilkenny in El Paso, meeting (again?) with Missouri coach, Mike Anderson. After a month of wild speculation and some completely unattainable names, it seems the UO brass may finally be getting it. Aside from the fact that Oregon is at best the 5-6th [...]
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