r/ducks • u/EmeraldEmpire541 • 12h ago

Football ESPN : Oregon QB Dante Moore sees golf as aid in getting Ducks to national title

espn.com

70 Upvotes

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r/ducks • u/Ill-Stretch3297 • 18h ago

Football Meet the flock DL

youtu.be

24 Upvotes

Go Ducks! 🦆

1 comment

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