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Kevin Costner Band to hold Baseball Fundraiser
Kevin Costner, the star of some of the most highly acclaimed baseball movies of all time, is coming to Eugene with his band “Modern West” in an unprecedented fundraiser to help fund construction of the University of Oregon’s new baseball park for the Ducks' reinstated baseball program. Oregon will play its first baseball game in 27 years next February, and is currently in the midst of a $20 million fundraising drive to pay for the new park and the operation of the program. UO Athletics | Register Guard
 
 
 
 
UO Atheltics
Little Leads Ducks in Regional Day 1
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Register-Guard
News Blog
Taking one for the team The Pac-10 multi-events are all about ... - The Register-Guard
Writer’s Block, 5/8 - The Register-Guard
Flanagan sizzles in 10000 debut - The Register-Guard
Costner’s visit to Eugene now official - The Register-Guard
Cook, Rice have day to remember - The Register-Guard
Writer’s Block, 5/8
Another Pac-10 vet on the move
Better hit the books, guys
Sun Devils lose a player
Figure this one out
Writer’s Block, 5/7
APR stories
Sim decides on Ducks
Viney given release, will transfer
One more try on NCAA tickets
Kent as Pac-10’s most-veteran coach?
Ducks will need more from Dunigan
Two new teammates for Cocks
Harris officially named to replace Ho
Ex-UW post signs on at UConn
 
Oregonian
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Wolves advance in regional (The Oregonian)
by The Oregonian (OregonLive.com)
Build it and Kevin Costner will come to UO (The Oregonian)
Academically, Ducks stand tall (The Oregonian)
For Ducks, Kent makes winning a national title academic (OregonLive.com)
Some Ducks Go Camping
Costner update
Costner will help raise money for Ducks ballpark
Thoughts On The Quarterback Situation
Ducks-Trojans on TV
Spring game revisited
It's official: Masoli to the Ducks
Oregon Signing Another Quarterback?
Around The Pac-10
The Draft: Pac 10 v. SEC
 
Daily Emerald
Seniors ready to leave final imprint - Oregon Daily Emerald
Over the fence - Oregon Daily Emerald
Making the transition - Oregon Daily Emerald
Sweep gives Ducks fourth consecutive league title - Oregon Daily Emerald
Black eyes, bliss and beating the Bears - Oregon Daily Emerald

 

Portland Tribune
Pope blesses Clemens — Kate, not Kellen (Portland Tribune)
Accept Phil Knight, and the strings (Portland Tribune)
Cards put together a straight (Portland Tribune)
 
QB WATCH

Summer Blockbuster ... If you're pining to see how the quarterback battle between Nate Costa and Justin Roper unfolds, you'll have to wait until August. While Roper, last year's Sun Bowl hero, took most of the spring snaps with the first team, Costa won't be rushed back from last winter's knee surgery. The staff will turn him loose in August to see if he is indeed the best fit to run the Ducks' spread offense. FOX Sports

FILLING SNOOPS SHOES

This child of the football-crazed deep South left behind the SEC and ACC, not to mention sweet tea, red velvet cake, warm sunshine and his family, to carry a football in the region of Birkenstocks, granola and rain.

Watching LeGarrette Blount run over and around flailing Oregon defenders during spring practices -- thereby easing concerns over the departure of first-round NFL draft pick Jonathan Stewart -- it's impossible not to wonder how this elusive, 6-foot-2, 230-pound running back got away from the southern regional powers that coveted him, such as Alabama and Florida State, which were far closer to his hometown of Perry, Fla. ESPN "U"

PHIL KNIGHT DISCUSSES AGENDA

Phil Knight gave his views on two controversial aspects of the $200 million basketball arena project recently: The funding mechanism and the selection of the arena architects and construction company.

Knight said that financing the arena through state-backed bonds that will be in effect insured by the Athletics Legacy Fund created by his $100 million pledge, rather than through a single-purpose gift from him, was proposed by UO senior associate athletic director Jim Bartko, who saw the University of California consider similar approaches while he worked there, and by UO director of athletics Pat Kilkenny. Oregonian | Register-Guard

SPRING GAME

Spring re view: Register-Guard | Oregonian