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	Reeling Huskies finally gets Oregon back on own turf The No. 7 Ducks haven't played at Seattle's Husky Stadium since 2003 by Jacob May There's been plenty of bad blood between the Huskies and Ducks over the years and for some, it's a game people consider more pertinent than even the Civil War. For many, Oregon State is a school where other members of their family go to school. How much can they hate the Beavers if that's where their brothers and sisters go? With Washington, however, part of people's perception is that it consists of Oregon's arrogant neighbors to the north whose aura of superiority, especially from the late 1980s to early '90s, has given Duck fans reason to hate the players and fans who dress themselves in purple and gold.
	Athlete of the Week: Taylor Lilley by Jeffrey Dransfeldt Taylor Lilley Sophomore guard Oregon Daily Emerald: Are you a veteran on this team now with six freshmen on the roster? Taylor Lilley: I guess you could say that. I've had just a lot of experience with basketball in general so I feel like, yeah I guess you can say I'm a veteran.
	Smith leads youth movement into upcoming season Six freshmen join Ducks' roster, aim to bolster depth at post by Jeffrey Dransfeldt Bev Smith lined up the new players and introduced the roster to the awaiting media Tuesday afternoon. More new faces than old dotted the lineup. The head coach named the six freshmen on the Oregon women's basketball team. With the new players, comes a healthy dose of height.
	Make Dirty Ducks an NCAA team to save wrestling In My Opinion \| Still on his feet by Robert Husseman Ever since Athletic Director Pat Kilkenny announced his intentions to add baseball and competitive cheerleading while cutting wrestling from Oregon's sporting repertoire, fans have launched a grassroots campaign to save the sport from extinction. The Web site, www.