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Soccer
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petty mistakes and gain more experi
ence in learning to play together as a
team, then they look to do just fine.
And the young generation can feel
confident as those who will be leav
ing them behind know they have
the chance to be great.
“They are going to come back next
year and be an awesome team,” Pe
ters said. “I wish I could play with
them again. Their season next year is
just going to be amazing and the tour
nament is definitely in grasp.”
“They can build off each other
and their talents, and they are going
to go far,” Orand said. “They are re
ally good for being a young team.”
As the Ducks walked off Pape
Field in the pouring rain Friday
night, they walked with their heads
held high. They left it all on the field
and had no regrets, and that is de
serving of greatness.
For some, it was the last 90 min
utes of soccer they will ever play,
and for others, this season was a
new beginning.
Contact the sports reporter
at jessethomas@dailyemerald.com.
Hockaday
continued from page 5
reaction made me sick to call my
self a sports fan, because while
sports can often bring out the best
in people, they also sometimes
bring out a dark side of humanity.
I don’t want to talk any more
about this.
Track 7. Reason No. 257 why The
Sopranos is the best television show
in the history of the world: Tony,
driving a bulldozer to bury Ralphie’s
head, with the classic “mafia boss
having fun while burying one of his
own” look on his face. Good times.
Track 8. Pullman’s bar scene:
Forget the housing code, after
spending a weekend in Pullman,
Wash., I now realize that Eugene
needs a bar code. Pullman has
three campus bars that were all
just off the hook Saturday night.
Seriously. Half-hour waits at all
three. Dance floors. Strobe lights.
“Coyote Ugly”-style half-dressed
female bartenders.
Is it too much to ask for just one
off-the-hook campus bar here in
Eugene? Please?
Track 9. Flag me: Intramural flag
football has got to be the best inven
tion ever. Heck, intramural sports in
genera] are the best. They let you be
Jerry Rice, Pele, Michael Jordan and
Barry Bonds for an hour at a time.
Of course, sometimes you feel
more like Bill Buckner when you
let a softball go through your legs ...
but I wouldn’t know anything
about that.
Track 10. Close: In short, keep
on sporting.
Contact the sports editor at
peterhockaday@dailyemerald.com.
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those of the Emerald.
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