Kate Murphy is a duck

I know, right? Oregon makes Arkansas look like Oxford.

RossiCheated wrote:

oregon goes home devastated wrote:

How long till she goes pro or transfers?

https://mobile.twitter.com/trackmurph?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

How long before she learns to spell?

She is "Super excited to be apart of the duck family..."

Pathetic.

[quote]not identified wrote:

I know, right? Oregon makes Arkansas look like Oxford.

Oxford Mississippi maybe

tgirl wrote:

[quote]not identified wrote:

I know, right? Oregon makes Arkansas look like Oxford.

Oxford Mississippi maybe

I'm pretty sure he meant Oxford in England.

Someone was right Arkansas won a lot of National Championships back in the day in Indoor when Oregon well didn't even compete in Indoors. Who owns Indoors now hint it's not Arkansas it's Oregon.

It's popular among the kids, almost everyone wants to go there, and that's well because they're good. I do agree there's some big programs east coast side for girls, but even that other girl won footlocker last year,( I can't spell her name off the top of my head) is looking at schools out west, it would be interesting to see what states/countries people that are on teams most people on the top teams are from.

RossiCheated wrote:

oregon goes home devastated wrote:

How long till she goes pro or transfers?

https://mobile.twitter.com/trackmurph?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

How long before she learns to spell?

She is "Super excited to be apart of the duck family..."

Pathetic.

So she left out a space between the "a" and "p" on a tweet. Big deal. Pointing out something so trivial seems way more pathetic.

The amount of people I've seen make the apart/a part mistake honestly infuriates me. Like do these people think it's one word in their head when they say it? This is not even complex grammar. It's literally just knowing "a" is an article to "part," and that to say "apart" would mean that two things are separate. Someone needs to make a PSA on this topic honestly.

not a big deal but... wrote:

The amount of people I've seen make the apart/a part mistake honestly infuriates me. Like do these people think it's one word in their head when they say it? This is not even complex grammar. It's literally just knowing "a" is an article to "part," and that to say "apart" would mean that two things are separate. Someone needs to make a PSA on this topic honestly.

How about apart my foot in your backside, egghead?

All I'm saying is that it's a failure of the US academic system that so many young adults are going on social media and displaying a complete lack of control over a common and simple phrase in the English language. Kate's tweet isn't going to be the first or the last time where we see this, but it's a problem that can easily be stopped. Maybe Michelle O can run a commercial for it or something.

not a big deal but... wrote:

The amount of people ...

Of course you meant "The number of people ..."

not a big deal but... wrote:

The amount of people I've seen make the apart/a part mistake honestly infuriates me. Like do these people think it's one word in their head when they say it? This is not even complex grammar. It's literally just knowing "a" is an article to "part," and that to say "apart" would mean that two things are separate. Someone needs to make a PSA on this topic honestly.

If that infuriates you, you need a shrink.

And to volunteer tutoring.

Have the Ducks ever had a woman medalist in the distances at the Olympics, including foreigners?

Hyuuuge GH wrote:

She and the other freshman can have a "Find Sara Baxter" scavenger hunt as a team building activity.

Savage

There is a reason she didn't take visits to Stanford and Princeton.

Wondering in the West wrote:

Have the Ducks ever had a woman medalist in the distances at the Olympics, including foreigners?

Lisa Martin for one.

That's funny, I thought Eric Lindsey was A Duck.

Samuel DeChamplain wrote:

It's popular among the kids, almost everyone wants to go there, and that's well because they're good. I do agree there's some big programs east coast side for girls, but even that other girl won footlocker last year,( I can't spell her name off the top of my head) is looking at schools out west, it would be interesting to see what states/countries people that are on teams most people on the top teams are from.

Katie Rainsberger is the girl you're thinking of.

I personally think Murphy would be better off not at UO but at a school where she can truly shine on her own.

Is Kate Murphy part Asian?

Rainesberger didn't win Foot Locker....I believe he is talking about Kelati.