Hey everyone AJ Untermeyer here, I would like to say thanks to everyone at Ducks Attack for making this happen, I also run the Oregon Duckcast Podcast with Cameron Resnick.
I have had a thing for covering the Ducks for a long time. I covered the Spring Game with Cameron this spring as well as working with him on the coverage of the 2008 Sun Bowl this past season.
I will be writing on Football and Track but filling in everywhere in between. I look forward to meeting new people here and giving you guys the breaking news!
Be sure to hit me up on the Chat 4 Quacks message board.
Feel free to email me and questions or comments!
-AJ Untermeyer
Auntermeyer@gmail.com
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Cameron Resnick Joins Staff
Hey Duck Fans!
Ducks Attack has been a growing blog over the past few months and the time and demand for Duck Information has grown to become too much for myself and that's a good problem to have. So Ducks Attack has reached out to a few people who are in the same field as myself and found Cameron Resnick who currently runs a podcast for Oregon Duckcast along with being a photographer at Duck Events most recently the Oregon Spring Football game and the Sun Bowl last winter.
Cameron is going to be contributing in all areas of Oregon Athletics for now and will move into the baseball slot next spring along with other areas down the road.
He has a great feel for photography and for writing so check back soon to Ducks Attack for more news and information that Cam will help provide!
Cam left a little message about himself to tell all Duck Fans about himself.
Ducks Attack has been a growing blog over the past few months and the time and demand for Duck Information has grown to become too much for myself and that's a good problem to have. So Ducks Attack has reached out to a few people who are in the same field as myself and found Cameron Resnick who currently runs a podcast for Oregon Duckcast along with being a photographer at Duck Events most recently the Oregon Spring Football game and the Sun Bowl last winter.
Cameron is going to be contributing in all areas of Oregon Athletics for now and will move into the baseball slot next spring along with other areas down the road.
He has a great feel for photography and for writing so check back soon to Ducks Attack for more news and information that Cam will help provide!
Cam left a little message about himself to tell all Duck Fans about himself.
My name is Cameron Resnick and I am a new addition to the Ducks Attack Blog Staff. I've been a Duck fan all my life, and love to write about them. I take pictures for Oregon Duckcast, recently at the Spring Game as well as the Sun Bowl. I am very excited to join the staff here at Ducks Attack and I look forward to cover the Ducks this year. If you have any questions or comments about my posts please feel free to email me at cameron.resnick@gmail.comCameron Resnick
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Ducks Attack Launching Newsletter
Ducks Attack is pleased to announce after popular demand an online newsletter that will be sent out via email.
If you would like to sign up for this newsletter which will contain information that is left out in my posts as I edit them, Links to other Oregon material online, pictures from practices, and any other type of information that might be interesting to the avid Duck fan but not enough warrant by itself to land a post on the blog.
So if you'd like to sign up please email us at Oregonsportsreport@hotmail.com or visit the message board and click this link to sign up.
Link to sign up
Chat4Quacks or C4Q as we like to call it is a free message board that we have created thats the hottest Duck Community online with over 820 members in only 6 months with an active board that sees over 50 new posts a day.
If you would like to sign up for this newsletter which will contain information that is left out in my posts as I edit them, Links to other Oregon material online, pictures from practices, and any other type of information that might be interesting to the avid Duck fan but not enough warrant by itself to land a post on the blog.
So if you'd like to sign up please email us at Oregonsportsreport@hotmail.com or visit the message board and click this link to sign up.
Link to sign up
Chat4Quacks or C4Q as we like to call it is a free message board that we have created thats the hottest Duck Community online with over 820 members in only 6 months with an active board that sees over 50 new posts a day.
4* WR Trims List;Ducks Make Cut
The Oregon Duck coaching staff has flown across the nation back and forth trying to prowl the nation for the best recruits they can possibly find. One player thats been found and showing great interest in Oregon has cut his list and Oregon made the latest cut. Meet Jheranie Boyd.
Boyd is a 6'3 185 pound Wide Reciever with 4.45 speed from Gastonia, NC and has recently cut his schools of interest down to 15 according to Palmettosports.com
Boyd said South Carolina, Clemson, NC State, North Carolina, Oregon, Southern Cal, Ohio State, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Michigan, Virginia Tech and Missouri had made his final list which he trimmed down on June 3rd.
Boyd is a 4* recruit on Scout.com and currently has over 32 offers from around the nation and felt like it was time to trim his list to a more manageable 15. He states there is no favorite as of right now and that everyone is equal for now.
Boyd's next plan on choosing his school is to trim the list to 10 by the end of June and then down to 7 when he starts school up again in the fall.
Boyd told Palmettosports that he has a summer plan to try to see as many of the schools as he can before he starts his senior year. He plans on visiting Florida, Florida State, Auburn, Alabama and Ohio State during the summer, and he will camp at North Carolina and possibly Southern Cal as well.
If Oregon can make the cut to 7 the Ducks should have a great shot at getting Boyd to fly out west for a visit for one of his official visits as he will have visited a few of the schools in his top 15 before officials can start being used.
Arguably the state's top rising senior wide receiver prospect, Boyd had a huge junior year for Ashbrook High School.
Boyd is a 6'3 185 pound Wide Reciever with 4.45 speed from Gastonia, NC and has recently cut his schools of interest down to 15 according to Palmettosports.com
Boyd said South Carolina, Clemson, NC State, North Carolina, Oregon, Southern Cal, Ohio State, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Michigan, Virginia Tech and Missouri had made his final list which he trimmed down on June 3rd.
Boyd is a 4* recruit on Scout.com and currently has over 32 offers from around the nation and felt like it was time to trim his list to a more manageable 15. He states there is no favorite as of right now and that everyone is equal for now.
Boyd's next plan on choosing his school is to trim the list to 10 by the end of June and then down to 7 when he starts school up again in the fall.
Boyd told Palmettosports that he has a summer plan to try to see as many of the schools as he can before he starts his senior year. He plans on visiting Florida, Florida State, Auburn, Alabama and Ohio State during the summer, and he will camp at North Carolina and possibly Southern Cal as well.
If Oregon can make the cut to 7 the Ducks should have a great shot at getting Boyd to fly out west for a visit for one of his official visits as he will have visited a few of the schools in his top 15 before officials can start being used.
Arguably the state's top rising senior wide receiver prospect, Boyd had a huge junior year for Ashbrook High School.
The 6-foot-3, 180-pounder totaled 47 receptions for 1,151 yards (24.5 YPC) and 11 touchdowns while earning first-team all-conference and all-area honors.
Some information was drawn from Scout's Bio and Palmettosports.
Rosario Making Plays
Dante Rosario came to Oregon from a small town of Dayton, Oregon as an athletic diamond in the rough type recruit. When He got to Oregon he quickly made it known he was a player to be reckoned with and as a fullback/Tight End/H-Back made the rest of the Pac-10 realize they missed a Pac-10 star. Now Rosario is showing Carolina Panther coaches they made the right choice in selecting him in the 2007 draft.
Rosario first came on strong late in the 2007 season when the Panthers were eliminated from playoff contention and started playing younger players. Week 13 saw Rosario snag his first touchdown catch against San Francisco. Week 15 against the Seattle Seahawks the Ex-Duck caught his season long catch for 54 yards. The last game of the season during week 17 saw Rosario catch 3 balls for 36 yards and one touchdown against Tamp Bay.
Now, according the the Charlotte Observer's Sports Reporter David Scott, Rosario is impressing Panther coaches and fans alike.
The chances of landing a starting spot for Rosario is there however the Panthers do have other available options in Rookie Gary Barnidge and also ofrom veteran Jeff King.
With Rosario impressing coaches and rookies Jonathan Stewart and Geoff Schwartz the Panthers are looking like a hot team to follow for Duck fans on Sundays.
Rosario first came on strong late in the 2007 season when the Panthers were eliminated from playoff contention and started playing younger players. Week 13 saw Rosario snag his first touchdown catch against San Francisco. Week 15 against the Seattle Seahawks the Ex-Duck caught his season long catch for 54 yards. The last game of the season during week 17 saw Rosario catch 3 balls for 36 yards and one touchdown against Tamp Bay.
Now, according the the Charlotte Observer's Sports Reporter David Scott, Rosario is impressing Panther coaches and fans alike.
The Panthers ran several plays for tight ends during Tuesday's summer school practice and backup Dante Rosario made the most of them. Rosario looked athletic and fast as he went up high to grab a few passes over the middle. With catches like that, Rosario might become a go-to guy on third downs, although Jeff King will likely continue to start and rookie Gary Barnidge could also see playing time.
http://blogs.charlotte.com/panthers/
The chances of landing a starting spot for Rosario is there however the Panthers do have other available options in Rookie Gary Barnidge and also ofrom veteran Jeff King.
With Rosario impressing coaches and rookies Jonathan Stewart and Geoff Schwartz the Panthers are looking like a hot team to follow for Duck fans on Sundays.
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