Kyle Singler is a stud! I remember watching him play @ Mountain View back when he was at South Medford… he’s still a stud. And he’s a master of floor-born. But if Arizona keeps up the dominating physical play, my bracket is going to be busted. I have Duke winning the whole thing.

OK, it’s official now… my bracket is busted! Derrick Williams is an absolute beast. He’ll be the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft. This was his coming out party!!!

I got 11 out of 16 games right on the first day. Two people got 15 out of 16.
Full Results here.

“Oregon track & field rundown: NCAA women’s title is within reach for the Ducks; the men will wait for the outdoor season” – The Oregonian

Here’s the background story. He’s a young giant with a younger brother who may end up being even bigger. Sim Bhullar is a 7-foot-4 high school junior basketball player.

Sim Bhullar is the tallest high school basketball player in the country at 7’4″:

7’4 Sim Bhullar Dunks EVERYTHING at the National Prep Tip Off

Sim Bhullar Talks Recruiting

Sadly, Oregon didn’t win the National football title this year (they sure came close though) but the Ducks have won a couple of NCAA men’s National titles since 2000. Here is a list of how its all gone down in NCAA men’s sports. The Pac-10 has represented well… except in hockey of course!

Men’s NCAA National Champions
• = Pac-10 teams

FOOTBALL
2010 – Auburn
2009 – Alabama
2008 – Florida
2007 – LSU
2006 – Florida
2005 – Texas
• 2004 – USC
• 2003 – USC
2002 – Ohio State
2001 – Miami
2000 – Oklahoma

BASKETBALL
2010 – Duke
2009 – North Carolina
2008 – Kansas
2007 – Florida
2006 – Florida
2005 – North Carolina
2004 – Connecticut
2003 – Syracuse
2002 – Maryland
2001 – Duke
2000 – Michigan State

BASEBALL
2010 – South Carolina
2009 – LSU
2008 – Fresno State
• 2007 - Oregon State
• 2006 – Oregon State
2005 – Texas
2004 – Cal State Fullerton
2003 – Rice
2002 – Texas
2001 – Miami
2000 – LSU

TRACK
2010 – Texas A&M
2009 – Texas A&M
2008 – Florida State
2007 – vacated
2006 – Florida State
2005 – vacated
2004 – vacated
2003 – Arkansas
2002 – LSU
2001 – Tennessee
• 2000 – Stanford

TENNIS
• 2010 – USC
• 2009 – USC
2008 – Georgia
2007 – Georgia
2006 – Pepperdine
• 2005 – UCLA
2004 – Baylor
2003 – Illinois
• 2002 – USC
2001 – Georgia
• 2000 – Stanford

CROSS COUNTRY
2010 – Oklahoma State
2009 – Oklahoma State
• 2008 – Oregon
• 2007 – Oregon
2006 – Colorado
2005 – Wisconsin
2004 – Colorado
• 2003 – Stanford
• 2002 – Stanford
2001 – Colorado
2000 – Arkansas

SWIMMING
2010 – Texas
2009 – Auburn
• 2008 – Arizona
2007 – Auburn
2006 – Auburn
2005 – Auburn
2004 – Auburn
2003 – Auburn
2002 – Texas
2001 – Texas
2000 – Texas

WRESTLING
2010 – Iowa
2009 – Iowa
2008 – Iowa
2007 – Minnesota
2006 – Oklahoma State
2005 – Oklahoma State
2004 – Oklahoma State
2003 – Oklahoma State
2002 – Minnesota
2001 – Minnesota
2000 – Iowa

ICE HOCKEY
2010 – Boston College
2009 – Boston University
2008 – Boston College
2007 – Michigan State
2006 – Wisconsin
2005 – Denver
2004 – Denver
2003 – Minnesota
2002 – Minnesota
2001 – Boston College
2000 – North Dakota

SOCCER
2010 – Akron
2009 – Virginia
2008 – Maryland
2007 – Wake Forest
2006 – UC Santa Barbara
2005 – Maryland
2004 – Indiana
2003 – Indiana
• 2002 – UCLA
2001 – North Carolina
2000 – Connecticut

VOLLEYBALL
• 2010 – Stanford
2009 – UC Irvine
2008 – Penn State
2007 – UC Irvine
• 2006 – UCLA
2005 – Pepperdine
2004 – BYU
2003 – Lewis
2002 – Hawai’i
2001 – BYU
• 2000 – UCLA

This season has truly been one for the record book for University of Oregon football. Take a look at these records set by the Ducks already this season, with still a game to play.

TEAM RECORDS
Single Game
Most Net Yards Rushing: 528 vs. Portland State, 2010
Most Yards Total Offense: 720 vs. New Mexico, 2010
Most First Downs: 35 vs. New Mexico, 2010
Most Points (Modern Record): 72 vs. New Mexico, 2010

Season
Most Yards Rushing: 3,646, 2010
Most Yards Total Offense: 6,450, 2010
Most First Downs Rushing: 181, 2010
Most First Downs: 322, 2010
Most Points: 592, 2010
Most Touchdowns: 79, 2010
Most 1-Points PATs: 72, 2010
Most PATs Total: 77, 2010
Most Consecutive PATs: 69, 2010
Most Victories: 12, (2010, 12-0)
Longest Winning Streak: 12 (2010)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
132 points LaMichael James, 2010
22 TDs LaMichael James, 2010
21 rushing TDs LaMichael James, 2010
9 100-yard games LaMichael James, 2010
7 consecutive 100-yard games LaMichael James, 2010
12 TD receptions Jeff Maehl, 2010

Here’s how the two teams match up.
AUBURN vs OREGON
Record – A 13-0, O 12-0
BCS Standing – A 1, O 2
AP Top 25 – A 1, O 2
Points for – A 6th, O 1st
Points against – A 54th, O 12th
Rushing ranking – A 6th, O 4th
Passing ranking – A 69th, O 49th
Leading Passing – A Newton 2,589 yards 28 TDs, O Thomas 2,518 28 TDs
Leading Rushing – A Newton 1,409 20 TDs, O James 1,682 21 TDs
Leading Receiving – A Adams 909 7 TDs, O Maehl 943 12 TDs
Vs Top 25 – A 5-0, O 3-0

Complete Polls

Utah has joined the Pac-10 (soon to be Pac-12) yet, but they are off to a 7-0 start and are ranked 8th in the AP poll. Take a look at all the Pac-10 (12) schools ranked in the top 35.

AP Top 35
RK TEAM RECORD PTS
1 Oregon (44) 7-0 1480
2 Boise State (11) 6-0 1419
3 Auburn (3) 8-0 1376
4 TCU (2) 8-0 1354
5 Michigan State 8-0 1175
6 Alabama 7-1 1173
7 Missouri 7-0 1121
8 Utah 7-0 1098
9 Wisconsin 7-1 1022
10 Ohio State 7-1 931
11 Oklahoma 6-1 861
12 LSU 7-1 831
13 Stanford 6-1 830
14 Nebraska 6-1 760
15 Arizona 6-1 691
16 Florida State 6-1 606
17 South Carolina 5-2 476
18 Iowa 5-2 468
19 Arkansas 5-2 435
20 Oklahoma State 6-1 336
21 Virginia Tech 6-2 270
22 Miami (FL) 5-2 229
23 Mississippi State 6-2 221
24 USC 5-2 172
25 Baylor 6-2 56
26 Nevada 32
27 Hawaii 19
28 Michigan 9
29 (t) Syracuse 8
29 (t) West Virginia 8
31 (t) San Diego State 7
31 (t) East Carolina 7
33 (t) Navy 5
33 (t) Oregon State 5
35 Northwestern 4

Team, Defensive Rank (points allowed per game), Points allowed vs Oregon:
• New Mexico, 120 (52.6), 72.
• Tennessee, 76th (24.8), 48.
• Portland State, NR (39.75) , 69.
• Arizona State, 68th (24.4), 42.
• Stanford, 45th (21.4), 52.
• Washington State, 116th, (42.8), ?

Score by quarters for Ducks:
• New Mexico -28-31-6-7
• Tennessee -3-10-14-21
• Portland State -21-24-24-0
• Arizona State -14-14-14-0
• Stanford -3-21-14-14
• Washington State -?-?-?-?
TOTALS -69-100-72-42

Score by quarters for Ducks opponents:
• New Mexico -0-0-0-0
• Tennessee -6-7-0-0
• Portland State -0-0-0-0
• Arizona State -7-17-7-0
• Stanford -21-10-0-0
• Washington State -?-?-?-?
TOTALS -34-34-7-0

Season totals by quarter
Ducks 69-100-72-42=283
Opponents 34-34-7-0=75