Lavasier Tuinei and David Paulson are delivering the Maehl in fall camp. Each have displayed the pass-catching ability and consistency to be a key part of the Oregon offense as the Ducks prepare to defend their two-time conference title. Both are catching nearly everything thrown to them, getting open, and making a strong effort every day. As two senior leaders they're setting the tone in practice.
Each of them have the size and experience to be tough to cover, and they may become a one-two punch in the passing game to complement LaMichael James and Kenjon Barner. Successful offenses need balance, and Paulson/Tuinei look ready to provide that.
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
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