Ducks Fly

September 8, 2012

106 miles to the stadium

Oregon Ducks vs. Fresno State Bulldogs
3:30 kickoff

Mid-eighties, a light NW wind & sunny - It never rains at Autzen Stadium!

Clint talking about the season's potential.

Raw footage from the Willie Nelson concert on Thursday night.

Speaking of magical, Aidan helps decorate the truck in Portland before heading South with the flock for his first Duck Game. 

Hard to believe it was his first game - he was such a good web-footed little guy all day! 

Aidan sees Autzen and the parking lot for the first time. Remember your first time? Magical.

Phyllis Diller once said, "the reason women don't play football is because eleven of them would never wear the same outfit in public." Ms. Diller, we beg to differ! 

Annie asks if she looks like a natural (it's her first game too!) and Aidan perfects his throw ~ "Mom, you gotta step forward when you throw." Future Oregon Quarterback perhaps?

After all that throwing, we're hungry. Luckily, Jacob, Annie, and Anish, master barbequer, are on it. 

Sausages, chips, and beer beg a very important question...

in what part of the country do they call them wieners?

Ty shows us it's this part of the country!

Reunited by spirit, bonded by name. U of O.

Kimi, Ty, Treben, and Jacob feeling the feathers   

All good things must end, and this was a GREAT tailgate. No better way to spend a day! 

"We've got lots of little feet, so it's time to find our seats." -Stacey

"There is a difference between conceit and confidence. Conceit is bragging about yourself. Confidence means you believe you can get the job done."

-Johnny Unitas

LET'S GET THE JOB DONE.

 

TOUCHDOWN!

     TOUCHDOWN!                           TOUCHDOWN!

KENJON BARNER GETTING THE JOB DONE 

A yellow so strong even the lemonade agrees

Once again, the sun eventually sets over Autzen Stadium, and the Fresno State Bulldogs too. Final score: 42-25 Ducks. 

Thanks for following the Duck Tale!

SEE YA NEXT WEEK!

(Oregon motorcycle picture by Scott Olmos, Kenjon Barner picture by Thomas Boyd)