Topic: De’Anthony Thomas

Zone Read PM: Oregon baseball begins set with Gonzaga, track moves to No. 3 in nation

By on Thursday, May. 16 at 10:56 am.

Oregon baseball (40-11, Pac-12 19-5) begins a midweek, two-game series with West Coast Conference leader Gonzaga (32-6-1, WCC 18-6) Tuesday night at 6 p.m. at PK Park. The Ducks enter the series ranked 10th nationally by Baseball America and 6th by both Collegiate Baseball and the USA Today Coaches Poll. The second game of the [...]


Zone Read PM: Who says soccer isn’t a contact sport, Duck softball climbs in polls

By on Tuesday, May. 7 at 4:37 pm.

We know, we know … this is ‘Merica (!), and we don’t care about soccer. But from the a-picture-is-worth-a-1,000-words department, West Brom’s Gabriel Tamas after a collision with a Manchester City player — to shamelessly quote the British — is bloody disgusting. *** Derrick Rose may not have made the best PR move when he [...]


Oregon track and field concludes regular season at Twilight

By on Sunday, May. 5 at 7:37 pm.

Coach Robert Johnson and the Oregon track team cam now turn their attention to the postseason: The Pac-12 meets next week in Los Angeles, the west regionals in Austin, Texas and the NCAA championships at Hayward Field in early June. Towards the end of the Oregon Twilight meet, the Ducks recognized their 19 seniors, including [...]


Oregon goes 1-2 in Oregon Twilight 100 meters

By on Tuesday, May. 7 at 10:59 am.

De’Anthony Thomas once again scratched from the field, but fellow football players Dior Mathis and B.J. Kelley finished first and second, respectively, in the 100 meters at the Oregon Twilight. Mathis clocked a 10.70 with Kelly not far behind at 10.85. It’s the second-straight meet Thomas has scratched from. The sophomore also played very limited [...]


Zone Read PM: Oregon Twilight kicks off, baseball heads to Washington State

By on Tuesday, May. 7 at 11:14 am.

The Oregon Twilight kicks off today at 3:40 p.m. featuring Olympian Galen Rupp, among others. Oregon football players B.J. Kelley, Dior Mathis, and De’Anthony Thomas will be running the 100 meters. As the Oregonian’s Ken Goe reports, a late change has moved Rupp from the 800 to the 3,000. **** Oregon baseball opens up a [...]


Zone Read PM: Sherfy, Healy named to Golden Spikes watch list; Lillard voted ROY unanimously

By on Friday, May. 3 at 10:21 am.

Oregon baseball was fresh off a five game winning streak, including their first series win of the season against a ranked opponent, but slipped up during a mid-week two game series against Seattle, going 1-1. In the first game they were helped by freshman Mitchell Tolman, who had a career night with seven RBI. They [...]


Backups shine at spring game

By on Sunday, Apr. 28 at 4:40 pm.

With Marcus Mariota playing limited action and De’Anthony Thomas out of action, the spring game offered a chance for backups to take center stage. Jake Rodrigues and Jeff Lockie alternated leading drives down the field and after each stalled on their first few drives, both eventually found their grooves. Lockie matched Mariota’s 13 completions in [...]


Spring Game: Why Oregon will ‘lose’ the spring game

By on Wednesday, Apr. 24 at 9:04 pm.

Each week, the Emerald invites a student journalist from the Ducks’ opponent to write a guest column on why the Ducks will lose. With Oregon playing its first “game” without Chip Kelly in the booth or on the field since 2007, here’s why the Ducks’ bubble will burst and they will manage to lose their own spring [...]


Spring Game: There is much to look forward to on the rushing end of Oregon football

By on Wednesday, Apr. 24 at 9:05 pm.

Heading into the spring game and looking to next season, Oregon football is adapting to change. Head coach Mark Helfrich has replaced Chip Kelly, Scott Frost is taking over as offensive coordinator and Oregon has lost standouts on both offense and defense. Perhaps the biggest mystery lies in Oregon’s running game after the departure of [...]


Zone Read PM: Coach Aliotti talks spring game, J.R. Smith awarded Sixth Man Award

By on Tuesday, Apr. 23 at 1:52 pm.

The long-awaited spring game is quickly approaching. Not only will it be the beginning of the Mark Helfrich era, it will also be a great opportunity for incoming players along with second-year players who may not have played much last season to come in and prove that they belong on this team. Coach Aliotti is [...]


Zone Read PM: Ayele Forde embraces scholarship, Rick Reilly’s guide to the Masters

By on Tuesday, Apr. 9 at 4:20 pm.

Spring practices continue to roll on as the Ducks prepare for the upcoming season. Players are getting back into shape and coaches are beginning to formulate their rotations as newly hired head coach Mark Helfrich begins a new era of Ducks football. But for one player, this offseason has been nothing short of a pleasant [...]


Oregon football: Three men to watch in the run up to the Spring Game

By on Thursday, Apr. 4 at 8:36 pm.

We won’t get to see any of this until the Spring Game, but here are three storylines from the training camp: 1.) De’Anthony Thomas becomes a first option De’Anthony Thomas had an explosive first two seasons with the Ducks but he’s always been a second or third option behind LaMichael James and friends. It’s not [...]


Oregon track and field will scrap with the formidable Texas A&M at the Pepsi Invitational

By on Thursday, Apr. 4 at 8:37 pm.

The weather in Eugene is in full capricious spring mode. Sunshine gives way to torrents of rain,followed by heavy gusts of wind. Then, back to sunshine. But Oregon’s track and field team will be ready to compete Saturday in the Pepsi Invitational regardless of the color of the sky. Fresh off recent successes at the [...]


Duck football gets underway with first day of spring practice

By on Tuesday, Apr. 2 at 8:33 pm.

Just less than three months after the Oregon Ducks defeated Collin Klein and the Kansas State Wildcats 35-17 in Glendale, Ariz., the Ducks returned to the practice field today for the first day of spring ball. While many faces present after practice were familiar, there was one obvious and glaring difference; Chip Kelly, after four [...]