Apparently Wednesday is the most bountiful quack day during the offseason. Who knew?

• Aaron Fentress previews the wide receiver position for the Ducks. Fentress raises many of the questions most of us have been asking since January 3rd: Will Josh Huff or Rahsaan Vaughn take a step forward? Will one of the touted freshman be ready to be a difference maker, including making blocks on the edge? The Ducks appear to have the talent, but will it manifest itself on the field this fall?
• Ted Miller has a video post offering support his selection of Lavasier Tuinei as the biggest shoes for Oregon to fill next season. Miller also blogged about the idea of Chris Petersen succeeding Chip Kelly if he were to leave.
• While the 2011-12 basketball season is over, Devoe Joseph and Olu Ashaolu have been invited to participate in some of the Final Four festivities this weekend. Joseph will play in the all-star game while Ashaolu will participate in the slam dunk portion of a dunk and 3-point competition.
• George Schroeder has a column about Eastern Illinois' search for a basketball coach, which includes UO assistant Brian Fish as one of five finalists for the job.
• Mark Flores, from fishduck.com, has a recruiting update, including videos of some football and basketball recruits.
• In Track & Field news, the Ducks announced the signing of two international prep runners, both of whom could make their Oregon debuts in just over a week at the Pepsi Team International. Richard Goodman (Great Britain) and Freddy Ovett (Austrailia) are both middle-distance runners who come in with some prestigious accolades.
• In golf, Oregon won the Oregon Duck Invitational yesterday afternoon, holding off Long Beach State. The win included locking up the top three individual scores Andrew Vijarro, Eugene Wong, and Daniel Miernicki. For Vijarro, it was his first collegiate tournament win.

Go Ducks!