Football begins this week
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The game this weekend is in California. First “home” game is September 6 at Ashland High School as the field at Raider Stadium isn’t ready yet.

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The game this weekend is in California. First “home” game is September 6 at Ashland High School as the field at Raider Stadium isn’t ready yet.
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@SOURaiders @SOU_Football Tonight the SOU football team will take the field in the annual contest of defeating themselves. Although the game is just a scrimmage of sorts there is a bit more seriousness than the typical scrimmage. The game starts at 6. Free parking and tailgating will be happening before then.

SOU football team members Michael Bryant (#62) and Trevor Kuyper (#46) achieved Academic All-Conference Honors
A full list and the requirements to make the team can be found here.
Tonight (or this afternoon depending on where you live) the Ducks and Longhorns will be locking horns (or webbed feet or something) in a consolation prize for Oregon. It’s not what the Ducks were hoping for, but the season won’t be a complete loss with a bowl victory.
I’m not committed on an NCAA Division I college team to root for at this point, but Ryan has been accepted to the University of Oregon so I may end up becoming a Duck fan beginning next school year.
For a full list see this page.
Congratulations to several members of the Ashland High School Football Team for making the 2013 Class 5A All-State Team. Max Montgomery, Walker Shibley, and Danial White made the first team, and many others made the second team and honorable mention.
2013 Class 5A All-State team — offense
2013 Class 5A All-State team — defense
Four members of the 2013 Southern Oregon University Football Team made the first team for Frontier All-Conference honors.

Autzen Stadium, PK Park, and Pape Field panorama
I suppose an animal with eyes on the sides of its head could view the University of Oregon’s three sporting venues (football, baseball, and soccer) all at once. Us humans need to photomerge six photos together to see them at the same time. This is a 180 degree view from the deck next to the Autzen Stadium Press Box at halftime this past Saturday.