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Lunch links: Oregon's running back depth

March, 27, 2012

3/27/12

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"Well, if this is it, old boy, I hope you don't mind if I go out speaking the King's."
"By all means, Captain."
"There's a special rung in hell reserved for people who waste good scotch. Seeing as how I may be rapping on the door momentarily... ... I must say, damn good stuff, Sir."

Rich Rodriguez cancels Arizona's practice to dig deeper into the scrimmage game film.
House of Sparky lays out five storylines that aren't quarterback-centric.
Updating some of the Cal spring storylines.
Colorado's quarterback competition might have gotten a little more interesting if Jordan Webb officially joins the team.
Kenjon Barner is finally the guy. But there might be depth issues behind him.
A look at Oregon State's defensive line heading into spring.
A couple of interesting notes from Jim Mora's informal lunch with local media -- the most interesting is that Richard Brehaut will take a break from baseball to compete in spring football. Mora expects a very physical spring.
Tre Madden's move to offense creates a "numbers game"with quarterback Max Wittek.
Some more Utah notes about the first week of spring ball.
Washington picked up its first commit for the 2013 class.
Travis Long's defensive talents will be put to good use in a new hybrid role with Washington State.

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Wrote for The San Diego Union-Tribune

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