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    Well, since I was starting a PC for my favorite NFL team (see my Panthers thread)...I decided I should also do one of my favorite college team...the Oregon Ducks.

    Although Oregon is currently a huge program with a crazy fan following, it wasn't always like that. I was an Oregon fan before all that. I was born in Eugene, Oregon in the mid 1980s...in the midst of a long history of losing. When I was born, Oregon hadn't been to a bowl game since 1963 and it wasn't looking like they would anytime soon.

    Then, something changed. Oregon started to play a little better, led by a stellar young QB from Colorado named Bill Musgrave. In 1989, junior QB Musgrave led Oregon to a 7 win regular season, their most wins since 1964. That season ended with an 8th win in the Independence Bowl, a major leap forward for the program. In 1990, Musgrave led Oregon to another bowl bid prior to leaving for the NFL. The seeds for success were planted.

    This was about the time I became football aware. Bill Musgrave was the first Oregon Duck name I knew. In 1993, my dad took me to my first Oregon game (I was 8) and we watched the Oregon State Beavers beat the Ducks at Autzen Stadium from our seats in the west end-zone. Looking back, it seems odd to think that Autzen was not full that day.

    The next season, I watched Oregon have their great Cinderella season and win the conference and play in the Rose Bowl. By that time, I was hooked. From then on, I would watch Oregon football whenever they were on TV or when I could get a ticket. Ultimately, I would attend the University of Oregon and graduate in 2007. I would also become a season ticket holder in 2012.

    So, with my strong love for the program and the school...I thought it only natural to start an Oregon PC. The idea behind this set will be to avoid base cards for the most part when it comes to newer players. For older players, I will go after what was made (which is mainly base). However, I'm only looking for cards depicting players in their Oregon uniforms...no NFL gear.

    I will start with the cards I currently have and build from there:

    1991 Score #569 Bill Musgrave

    1991 Star Pics #74 Bill Musgrave

    1992 Fleer #440 Matt LaBounty

    1996 Fleer #170 Alex Molden

    1999 Collector's Edge Advantage Rookie Autographs #183 Akili Smith

    2002 Press Pass JE Game Used Jersey Names #JP-JH Joey Harrington (17/25)

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    OK, here are some others I got scanned. I know they aren't the cool modern hits you guys love...(some of those are coming, I promise). But, this is an interesting set on it's own. This is a 1990 team issue Oregon set. This was the first team issue set the Ducks released. The cards came as a 12-card oversized set in a perforated sheet. The cards are unnumbered but I'm using the Beckett assigned numbers by alphabetical last name

    Being the first set, the 1990 is hard to find these days. I have only seen a couple over the years. Here is the whole set:

    1990 Oregon #1 Scott Boatright

    1990 Oregon #2 Peter Brantley

    1990 Oregon #3 Rich Brooks

    1990 Oregon #4 Andy Conner

    1990 Oregon #5 Rory Dairy

    1990 Oregon #6 Joe Farwell

    1990 Oregon #7 Tony Hargain

    1990 Oregon #8 Todd Kaanapu

    1990 Oregon #9 Matt LaBounty

    1990 Oregon #10 Greg McCallum

    1990 Oregon #11 Bill Musgrave

    1990 Oregon #12 Joe Reitzug

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    • #3
      Nice stuff.
      Trading for all Cleveland teams in Cleveland uniforms, Cleveland minor league affiliates & Columbus Bluejackets

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      • #4
        I don't follow NCAA football. I want to thank you with this thread. At least I now have some information on College Football. The cards depicted have excellent photography of players in action poses!

        Toshi
        I am easy, I collect any and all NFL cards. Individual players I really enjoy are Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Matt Ryan, Andrew Luck, RGIII, and Russell Wilson. My passion is Favre rookie cards and vintage cards.


        http://sportscardalbum.com/u/toshi

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        • #5
          Originally posted by hayn View Post
          I don't follow NCAA football. I want to thank you with this thread. At least I now have some information on College Football. The cards depicted have excellent photography of players in action poses!

          Toshi
          I'm glad you enjoy them. The cards I posted so far are older and the uniforms are way out of date. But, I will be posting more including some newer issues in the future.

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          • #6
            Here are a few more I have added to this collection. Let me know what you think:

            1994 Signature Rookies Tetrad Autographs #34 Ernest Jones 101/7750

            1995 Signature Rookies Signature Prime Autographs #32 Dino Philyaw 1829/3000

            2000 SAGE Autographs Silver #A13 Reuben Droughns 117/400

            2002 Finest #116 Joe Harrington 420/1200

            2008 Upper Deck Heroes Autographs Blue #133 Dennis Dixon 29/250

            2013 Upper Deck 1995 SP Inserts #95SP-35 Dan Fouts

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