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Uh, Oh Ducks Fans. Kansas Native Chris Harper Seems To Think There’s No Place Like Home (Especially When It Comes To The Women)


12:27 PM December 18th, 2008 by Hank Stern
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Just as us Ducks fans are nestling into our pre-Holiday Bowl mindset, there comes this news outta Kansas about one of that state’s natives, Ducks quarterback-turned-wide-receiver Chris Harper.

The return of Bill Snyder as Kansas State’s coach has Harper in a musing mood about life at Oregon vs. Kansas. Here’s one interesting difference noted in the Wichita Eagle’s interview with Harper:

“The girls at K-State and Kansas are way, way better than here,” Harper says. “I don’t know. There are so many different types here — environmental types, weird types. That’s not attractive to me.”

C’mon. Being a Duck can’t be that bad:

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One Response to “Uh, Oh Ducks Fans. Kansas Native Chris Harper Seems To Think There’s No Place Like Home (Especially When It Comes To The Women)”

  1. R williams says:

    Hate to lose this kid because of this issue but being a long time Eugenean it’s hard to argue with him because he’s right. I think most of them are descendants of our wonderful group of city councilors.

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