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Looking for Hungarian Liquor - Zwack Unicum
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I am looking for a Hungarian liquor called Zwack Unicum. I have called Binny's and a Hungarian grocer in Skokie to no avail. A Hungarian friend is having a housewarming and I thought this would be a great gift (along with a couple of bottles of Bull's Blood wine). No one seems to have heard of this liquor, although the online sources make it sound like the national liquor of Hungary. Please help!
I could order it online, but would prefer to get it locally if possible.
If anyone has a better recommendation for a Hungarian liquor and where to find it, I would be interested in that as well.
In a thread a little ways down the board on German spirits, Eldon Kreider provided a link to what's available at Delicatessen Meyer in Lincoln Square. They list "Unicum" (under Bitters), along with many other German and non-German offerings. Hope this is what you are looking for.
Delicatessen Meyer
4750 N. Lincoln Ave.
Chicago, IL 60625
Phone: 773-561-3377
I am pretty sure I've seen Zwack at Cardinal Liquors. If you've never been there, it's a great place to go and ogle all the wacky liquors from all over the world. They also have a pretty good selection of more run of the mill wine, beer, etc. It's not where I would go if I was looking for a specific wine, though, or even a recommendation. Also note, they do carry Bull's Blood.
Cardinal Liquors
3501 N. Central
Chicago 60634
Unicum is available at Delicatessen Meyer, as stated above. I've purchased it there before. Yum.
Try calling Avondale Liquor Store, 3018 N Milwaukee, phone 773-227-1793. In the heart of the old Polish commercial strip, they carry a lot of unusual Middle-European items. If they don't have what you want and you haven't found it elsewhere, ask them who carries Hungarian liquors. Avondale has been in business a while and probably knows who's got what.
You don't want Unicom Bitters, but Zwack, which is a pleasant but powerful clear plum brandy, not unlike Slivovitz. It comes in a nifty, Z-shaped bottle (at least, the bit that I drank did), but is not particularly distinguished otherwise, that I can remember. Then again, the ability to remember while drinking plum brandy is limited.
I don't remember where I got it, but the suggestions already posted (for Delicatessen Meyer, on Lincoln Avenue) and the routine but reliable answer "Try Sam's... they usually have whatever odd thing you want" both seem reasonable.
re: RheS
Just wanted to add a quick note.
Zwack is a Hungarian company, not a clear plum brandy or bitter.
Unicum, produced by Zwack, is my favorite bitter. It's an acquired taste, but it's wonderful stuff and acts as a great digestif. Also, try it sometime when you have an upset stomach. It works wonders.
The plum brandy is Szilvapalinka. It can be quite good, but Croatia and Serbia produce better stuff, in my opinion, marketed as Slivovica or Rakija. Make sure you buy a liquor that's 100% plum brandy, not a mixture of plum essence and neutral spirits.
In Hungary, the most popular clear brandies are pear (körtepálinka), apricot (barackpálinka) and, to a lesser extent, cherry (cseresznyepálinka). In particular, look for a product called "Vilmos körtepálinka." It's a specific type of pear brandy, and Zwack, among others, produce it.
Hungary grows excellent apricots, so check that brandy out too if you get a chance.
Those are pretty much the local liqueurs and spirits most Hungarians drink.
Almost liqueur-like is the Hungarian Tokaji/Tokay Aszú wine. It's a very sweet dessert wine, with a taste of honey, raisins, and muscat. It tends to be a bit on the expensive side, but well worth it. Tokaji Aszú comes in numbers from 3-6. The number refers to how many buckets of grapes with the nobel rot have been added to the process. The higher the number, the sweeter and better the Tokaji. I would not recommend buying anything less than a 5.
If you REALLY have some extra cash, the most fabled Tokaji is Tokaji Aszú Eszencia. Various vineyards make it, and it's expensive (over $100) no matter where you get it. It's made from the first-press of the noble rot grapes and these grapes are pressed by their own weight. It is extremely sweet and takes a long time to ferment.
You can find Tokaji at Sam's Wine & Spirits.

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These are my topUpdated 16 August 2014.
1036 favorite wines priced at less than $20 a bottle. I will update this list as I taste and review throughout the year. Which explains why I have more than 10 favorites. No surprise, quality is strong.
All of these wines are wines I would enjoy drinking and sharing with family and friends. They are at attractive price points, also referred to as wines having "Good QPR" (Quality-Price Ratio). If you purchase any of these wines, I invite you to share your experience in the comment section of the related post or on my Facebook page.
Wines are listed alphabetically by winery name. Cheers!
A to Z Wineworks
2012 Oregon Chardonnay $14.
Reviewed 01 July 2014.
At $14 this is a high QPR wine. So much value was delivered on day one and especially day two. Recommended wine for those who enjoy unoaked Chardonnay and crisp Sauvignon Blanc. Bring on the heat of summer and chill with this Oregon AtoZ 2012 Chardonnay. Recommended.
Badger Mountain
2012 NSA Organic Chardonnay $12.
Reviewed 18 November 2013.
A friendly, fruit forward, NSA, Organic Certified white wine. Ready to drink now. Soft cheese, salty crackers and sliced apple were a perfect match.
Barnard Griffin
2010 Merlot Tulip Label $17.
Reviewed 19 June 2014
Surprising good match with dinner of grilled Tilapia with lemon juice, garlic, salt, rice wine vinegar, seasoning. On the side grilled potatoes with salt, pepper, olive oil and butter. This is a terrific knock around wine. Huge value at this price. A little grilled food and this wine delivered the punch. Bring creamy, rich, smoky foods to pair against the berry fruit. Well done. Recommended + Wine of the Week.
Bodegas Carrau, Uruguay
2013 Sauvignon Blanc "Sur Lie" $14.
Reviewed 7 March 2014.
Jasmin tea stood out on the finish. Still fresh with zesty grapefruit and soft pineapple, but enhanced by floral tea. It was just as good on day three. Terrific value at $14. Highly Recommended.
Bodegas Carrau, Uruguay
2010 Tannat De Reserva $14.
Reviewed 7 March 2014.
It was very focused. Not soft, not over the top, just a pure pleasure to drink. Fantastic value at $14 and a wonderful introduction to Tannat. Highly recommended.
Bodega Catena, Mendoza, Argentina
2011 Catena Malbec $16.
Reviewed on Wine Show Podcast 20 February 2014.
Linda and William tasted this wine live on the third Thursday Wine Muse World Tour wine show. You can listen to the show and learn how absolutely marvelous the 2011 Catena Malbec drank. Highly Recommended.
Bookwalter Winery
2010 Sub Plot No. 26 Red Wine $15.
Reviewed 7 December 2013.
Quite exceptional at opening. This should be a regular feature at the dinner table and at parties. Dang tasty on day two, too. Drink now if you can find it.
Charles Smith Wines
Charles Smith 2012 Boom Boom! Syrah $14.95.
Reviewed 28 November 2013.
This is a crowd pleasing wine for Syrah fans. It is also a good introduction for those unfamiliar with Washington Syrah. Go buy this one before it is all gone.
Chateau Ste Michelle
2012 Dry Riesling $6.
Reviewed 27 June 2014.
Pair with crab, oysters, sashimi, salad, mild cheese and dried fruit. A versatile wine perfect for picnics too. This is a big wine for the price and worthy of a Wine of the Week. It would be perfect for your 4th of July celebration. Recommended.
Chateau Ste. Michelle
Cold Creek Vineyard 2012 Riesling Columbia Valley $19.99 (paid $11.99 on sale).
Reviewed 17 July 2014
Beautiful with sliced ripe peaches and a salad with mustard dressing. Oh my! My new favorite Riesling. How have I not known about this wine? Go tell your friends. Highly Recommended + Outstanding Value! Wine of the Week.
Columbia Crest Grand Estates
2012 Unoaked Chardonnay $8.99.
Reviewed 30 October 2013.
This Chardonnay is eminently drinkable. At the price I paid it is the wine you will want on your dinner table.
Columbia Crest Grand Estates
2011 Merlot $6.97.
Reviewed: 18 November 2013.
For $7 this wine is an affordable introduction to Washington Merlot. While 2011 was a cool vintage for Washington, this wine is a pretty tasty effort.
Columbia Crest Two Vines
2012 Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley $7.50.
Reviewed: 02 July 2014.
Most of the action was on the nose and finish. Watery mid-palate, but the finish kept it solid. Big bang for the price! Recommended + Terrific Value.
Dusted Valley
2010 Boomtown Syrah $13.98.
Reviewed 5 December 2013.
Bam! It was drinking like a Washington Syrah - a mix of luscious dark violets mingled with asphalt, tarragon, spice, and tobacco, acid more present than tannin, the mid-palate filled out with a good medium finish. Pretty tasty and enjoyable.
Fox Run Vineyards
2013 Rose' of Pinot Noir $14.99.
Reviewed 13 May 2014
This wine made me think of bottled sunshine. Not direct, too hot, hurt your eyes sunshine, rather, filtered sunshine, with a light that compliments and soothes. Drink this wine with friends on a blue day and you'll enjoy a bit of sunshine from the Finger Lakes. Pair with delicate, lightly seasoned foods.
Goose Ridge Vineyards
2011 g3 Red Blend, $12.99.
Reviewed 9 December 2013.
An old world styled wine, restrained, almost elegant, built for food and intimate conversations. A wonderful choice for those who enjoy red wine with food. For you Pinot Noir drinkers...I think you will utterly enjoy this wine
Heinz Eifel
2011 Spätlese, Mosel, Germany, $14.
Reviewed 18 July 2014
Featured on our #winemuse podcast - listen to the show and four winemaker interviews.
A low alcohol, semi-sweet Riesling, perfect for summer meals. Day two it was a relaxed, delicious, refreshing wine. Pair with best friends, favorite kick-back music and good books. I also appreciate the label design. Bring a taste of Germany home. Recommended + Good Value.
Holman Ranch
2012 Estate Grown Pinot Gris, $16.
You want this wine. I want more of this wine. Order the Holman Ranch 2012 Estate Grown Pinot Gris when you see it on the menu or buy it direct from the winery. Highly Recommended + Great Value.
Kiona Vineyards and Winery
2010 Lemberger Red Mountain, $11.80.
Reviewed 25 October 2013.
The Kiona Lemberger was very good at opening and a good companion to the dinner I prepared. If you have wine leftover, you will absolutely enjoy it the next day. Drink today and over the next 5 years.
Lauren Ashton Cellars
2013 Rose' $18.
Reviewed 16 June 2014.
The color of this wine brought to mind weddings and anniversaries - elegant, formal and classy. Vibrant on the palate yet with an austere technical quality. Pair with ceviche, raw oysters, crab salad and grilled lamb. Rocked it on day two as the wine unwound a little and showed a softer side. It was a wonderful sipping wine on the patio chair. Recommended.
Los Vascos DOMAINES BARONS DE ROTHSCHILD-LAFITE, Chile
2012 Cabernet Sauvignon $10.
Reviewed 4 March 2014.
Enjoyable at opening; smooth, lighter body than expected, lovely cherry, fluid. It was served slightly chilled and was perfect with steak dinner. A tasty wine, polished with no rough edges. Highly Recommended.
Los Vascos DOMAINES BARONS DE ROTHSCHILD-LAFITE, Chile
Los Vascos 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon Rose' $13.99.
Reviewed 14 June 2014.
Enjoyed this wine with dinner of broiled salmon with garlic butter, French green beans with soy sauce, mirin, ginger, fresh lemon juice, sprinkled with toasted sesame seeds and steamed rice. What a wonderful dinner, a most enjoyable medley of flavors and textures. Very content. Recommended.
Los Vascos DOMAINES BARONS DE ROTHSCHILD-LAFITE, Chile
Los Vascos 2013 Chardonnay $9.99.
Reviewed 17 June 2014.
More aromatic than flavorful day one. Fresh. After 30 minutes balanced out with a more satisfying finish. Pair with oysters, crab, grilled prawns, fish and chips. My speed on day two and crowd pleasing style. Definitely recommended.
Los Vascos DOMAINES BARONS DE ROTHSCHILD-LAFITE, Chile
2013 Sauvignon Blanc $12.
Reviewed 27 February 2014.
A classic Sauvignon Blanc. Reminded me of a restrained Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc on day one. More my speed on day two and wonderful with the lamb. Start drinking this wine now and over the next couple of years.
Lupine Vineyards
2012 "Lyric" Pinot Gris, Chelan AVA $14.
Reviewed 26 March 2014.
Medium body, honey, ginger, chamomile, fresh, creamy, dry, with nectarine on the cheeks, sexy at first taste. Equally refreshing and enjoyable day two. An outdoor sipping wine, enjoy paired with fresh seafood. Highly Recommended + Great Value.
Maison Bleue
2011 Jaja Red wine $15.95.
Reviewed 9 October 2013.
A lighter bodied red wine, at the price I paid this is a no-brainer for dinner or a party. It made friendly with the beef stir-fry I cooked for dinner. Yes, a food wine, it whetted my appetite so I had to eat while reviewing.
McKinley Springs
2010 Bombing Range Red $16.
Reviewed 24 April 2014.
It was a most enjoyable red table wine with enough cheer to please many. It put me in a good mood. This wine kept my interest and stimulated my appetite, even after dinner. This wine has Quality + Value. Recommended.
Mercer Wine Estates
2012 Chardonnay $17 (paid $12 on sale).
Reviewed 10 August 2014.
The gentle oak treatment combined with stainless fermentation added to the versatility of this wine. It is ready to start the party, was enjoyable with food and a good palate cleanser after dinner. Add to your everyday wine list. Recommended.
Purple Star
2009 Cabernet Sauvignon $15.95.
Reviewed 01 November 2013.
An excellent choice for grilled steaks, I enjoyed this wonderful Washington Cabernet Sauvignon at home. The price was friendly too.
Purple Star
2013 Chardonnay $9.99.
Reviewed 13 June 2014.
Tremendous value in this Washington Chardonnay. No summer BBQ would be complete without a bottle of Purple Star Chardonnay. A balanced tasty white wine, refreshing and perfect for summer. I enjoyed this wine with grilled chicken, corn and potatoes. Recommended.
Quinta de la Rosa
2011 douROSA Red Wine Douro, Portugal $16.
We reviewed this wine on our Wine Muse podcast. Listen to the 17 April 2014 discussion on Portuguese red table wines and the douROSA. We were quite taken by this wine. Wine was introduced by Phillip Bergqvist of Quinta de la Rosa.
Skylight Cellars
Big Red Hiney Red Wine $10.95.
Reviewed 29 October 2013.
A fun, humorous label, the Big Red Hiney made for a good dinner wine. It is well suited to grilled, smoky food and sure to be enjoyed by guests. Break out a fistful or two of the Big Red Hiney and put a smile on everyone's face.
Stoney Lonesome
Zero Degrees Dry Riesling, Three Brothers Wineries and Estates, Finger Lakes, NY $14.
Reviewed 4 October 2013.
This is the kind of wine I think of when I think Finger Lakes Riesling; dry, minerality, crisp, refreshing. Later in the evening, this wine had a steely quality I also enjoyed. I believe 2012 is an excellent vintage.
Swedish Hill
2012 Dry Riesling Finger Lakes, NY $15.95.
Reviewed 5 October 2013.
This wine is almost aggressive, in a good way. It reached out and said "Here I am. Drink me and enjoy me!"
Terra Blanca
Arch Terrace Red Mountain 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon $18.99.
Reviewed on the Wine Muse Podcast 6 February 2014.
Linda and William tasted this wine live on the third Thursday Wine Muse World Tour wine show. You can listen to the show and learn how delicious the 2009 Arch Terrace Cabernet Sauvignon drank. This wine was introduced by winemaker Keith Pilgrim. Highly Recommended.'
Tiamo Organic Prosecco, Veneto, Italy $15.
Reviewed on the Wine Muse Podcast 15 May 2014.
Linda and William tasted this wine live on the third Thursday Wine Muse World Tour wine show. You can listen to the show and learn how delicious this Prosecco drank! This wine was introduced by Luca Botter of Tiamo Organic Prosecco – He was in Rome when we spoke with him. It is a Botter family wine, with Tiamo brand. Highly Recommended.
2011 Malbec, Walla Walla $15.
Reviewed 3 March 2014.
This was not a big or complex wine. It played friendly with my dinner of salad with blue cheese dressing and a fried steak. This Malbec was an excellent choice for dinner. Recommended.
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Magal is a provider of solutions and products for physical and cyber security.
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There is no question that there are militant jihadists taking part in these conflicts. There is no question that there are also plenty of far more reasonable folks who are also taking part.
In the Cold War, the U.S. made the mistake of supporting ANYBODY, no matter how vile, who said they were anti-communist. Sometimes we kept the commies out, sometimes we failed. But we always created a lot of hatred and bitterness in the local populations by supporting their oppressors (in places where there were oppressive regimes). We need to avoid repeating that.
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A light-weight non-greasy gel creme that's great for use in summer. It moisturizes well and has a nice clean fragrance.
I love this moisturizer! I have combination skin, so although my skin can be oily in some spots, it still needs to be hydrated, and this cream is perfect for that. The whole jar lasted me nearly a year because you barely need any. If you have dry skin, this won't be enough for you, though.
It also doesn't leave a residue or irritate my skin, although I have had allergic reactions to certain moisturizers in the past.
Not enough moisture for my dryish bits, esp my eye area. It's great for treating a nose who's been ravaged by the effects of a cold! No peeling, or painful redness when used as such often enough. My nose is oily of course, so that's probably why this stuff is so good for that :)
My Garnier BB cream doesn't like it at all. I can't blend it properly after using this, even when I apply it in tiny little dots and gently pat and pat. It just stuck and pulled when I got frustrated & tried shifting it as one would with a foundation. I wound up washing my face and starting over.
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This product is amazing! I have oily/combination skin and I always struggle with moisturizers as they tend to make my face more greasy or feeling sticky. This one absorbs into my skin so nicely while hydrating it at the same time. The fact that it is a gel prevents my face from feeling greasy unlike lotions. It smells so fresh and clean, which is always a plus! Also it is super affordable and one jar goes a long way.
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The most difficult product to review! The product is so awesome and perfect for my oily/combination skin! It feels like water when you blend it into your skin and you hardly need any, and I mean, like, stick your finger in it and that is all you need for your face and neck! I've used this for about 2 months and it doesn't really look like I used much!
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I mean this is just the worst product ever if you have dry skin. There is no moisture rescue in that case. STAY AWAY if you have dry or sensitive skin. The alcohol content in this must be a joke - its NEVER good for you in the long run, although I'm sure it dries out oily skinned people for the time being. Invest in something else and skip this chemical catastrophe.
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I tried the lotion version with SPF of this and liked it overall but decided to switch to this because I thought the gel version would be a better fit for my dry skin. This was horrible! It stinged my skin, and left it red with bumps all over. It took a long time for my skin to be decent again, and this product ruined it for me.
This is my favorite facial moisturizer. It instantly sinks in and makes the skin feel so nice and hydrated. I have combination skin, so I avoid my breakout areas (nose and chin), but I apply this to the rest of my face. I would give it 5/5 if I could just apply it all over and not break out, but that's not possible with any moisturizer I've tried so far. Would definitely repurchase!
My skin is combination oily and dehydrated, so I picked this up hoping it would help with my dehydration issues.
It did feel hydrating. I *loved* the way it made my skin feel and how quickly it sank in. It did not make my skin feel more oily. It was just so light and perfect. At first I thought it was the best ever.
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As far as packaging goes, I am not a fan of jars. I had to always use a q-tip to get some product out because I'm afraid of germs.
If you have normal to oily skin and just some hydration with light moisture, this may work for you. It's got a decent price and is available at any drugstore. I will not repurchase since it clogged my pores so badly, but YMMV. If you're acne/clog prone, you might want to patch test it first.


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Punum is a term used to describe a person, creature or thing that is very cute. Usually people just want to hug the 'punum' substance. Taken from the longer phrase Punum Taj it can also be said as Punumer
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Being cup-cake-like, very cute, and "aww" worthy.
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On the outside, this is just another regular Subway restaurant, like the thousands of others that are across the country or the dozen or so around Meridian.
This Subway, however, because of its location at the corner of 22nd Avenue and 4th Street, may lead to even more businesses coming to downtown Meridian. One of the owners of the new restaurant, Alex Lisi, tells us that several nearby businesses have been anxiously awaiting its opening for weeks.
"A lot of the banks around here, especially the downtown banks, we have a couple people that have always asked us every day, 'When is the new restaurant opening up? We're ready to come in there and eat with you,'" Lisi tells us.
Besides local businesses, college students also will be taking advantage of this new restaurant.
"Well, now that we have the Mississippi State college down here, the Riley Center, and all the other places around Meridian, we expect to get a lot of younger people and all the business people around Meridian to come up here and do business with us," Lisi says.
As the selection of restaurants grows, and the number of arts and entertainment events increases, downtown Meridian should continue to be an attractive destination for new businesses.
John McClure, executive director of Meridian Main Street, explains, "I think we're moving in the direction of being more of a destination for food, beverage, and entertainment. With the advent of the university's presence here, that creates more of a demand for food in the afternoon and evenings. We've got more people living downtown which means you catch people on both ends, so I expect more of a ripple effect."
The success of the Subway in downtown may be the key to future economic development.
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Self-healing items seem to be all the rage right now. From electronic circuits to concrete to airplanes, self-healing technology gives us objects that can take a beating and last longer. Now, scientists have developed a self-healing battery electrode that could mean longer battery life for electric cars, cellphones, and other devices.
Cellphones are notorious for poor battery life, made worse by the limited number of cycles (discharge and charge) that their lithium ion batteries can undergo. In the quest for smaller batteries with better battery life (which is generally sacrificed with smaller cell phones), a solution is needed. One possible answer is using silicon electrodes. These high capacity electrodes are small and made of nanoparticles. They're also inexpensive to make, but they come with an inherent problem: they swell and shrink during battery usage and eventually, this causes the material to crack and disintegrate, damaging the battery.
To solve this problem, scientists at Stanford University and the Department of Energy's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory looked to biology for inspiration. Self-healing is something that animals and plants do naturally, so they decided to create something that would allow the silicon electrodes to do the same. They created a self-healing polymer with carbon nanoparticles by making the chemical bonds of the polymer weaker. Because of this, the material breaks easily, but its parts reattach due to the way the chemicals are attracted to each other, similar to how human DNA operates. The scientists then used this polymer to coat the silicon electrodes, which lasted 10 times longer with its new self-healing material.
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For Oregon football fans, the past season has been a unique time. For starters, in the last season of the BCS era, Oregon's incredible four-year streak of playing in BCS bowls was snapped. It was also the first year for new head coach Mark Helfrich. While he had the best debut season ever for an Oregon coach, some fans still grumbled at the way the season ended, with losses to Stanford and Arizona.
Now this may just be an assumption on my part, but I noticed that there was a collective angst amongst Duck fans, one that was convinced that the season would have played out differently if Chip Kelly was still the coach. Comparing a new coach to the one he replaced is not uncommon, especially during his first season; however, it's officially time to drop all Kelly-Helfrich comparisons.
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Now I know what you're going to say, that as long as Helfrich runs a similar offense to what Kelly orchestrated at Oregon, then he could and should be compared to Kelly.
Think of it like a home. If someone builds a home, and then sells it to you, who does the house belong to? The house might be someone else's vision, but it's your call if you want to add a pool. The famous Oregon offense and "Win the Day" mentality may have Kelly's fingerprints all over them, but Helfrich is entering his second year and has made significant changes to the team, notably an increased passing attack. He's effectively made the team his own.
Kelly's Players
While all of the upperclassmen on this team originally committed to play at Oregon under Kelly, Helfrich had a hand in bringing them in and keeping them. Take Marcus Mariota, the star quarterback and Heisman hopeful of Oregon. Many know that Mariota was a diamond-in-the-rough type of recruit, receiving scholarship offers only from Oregon and Memphis, along with a late attempt by the Washington Huskies to steal him away with their own offer.
Helfrich was the one who saw the potential in Mariota, a two-star recruit according to ESPN. Helfrich convinced Kelly that they needed to offer a scholarship to a player who wasn't even starting! Yes, Mariota committed to playing for Kelly, but without Helfrich bringing him in and developing him, Mariota's future at quarterback may not have had the same trajectory as he is currently enjoying.
That said, bringing players into the program is a team effort. Position coaches and coordinators put just as much — if not more — work into recruiting than the head coach.
Take, for instance, running backs coach Gary Campbell, who has been with the program for more than 30 years. In that time, he has brought in, developed and greatly impacted the lives of countless players. To get a good idea of the kind of impact he has within the program, read this incredibly touching article and try to keep your eyes dry.
Speaking of recruitment, Kelly's departure allowed any of the then-incoming recruits to switch allegiances to other schools. Players such as Thomas Tyner, Tyree Robinson and Devon Allen were free to play for other teams. Of the 20 potential Ducks, only one decided to not play for Helfrich.
Kelly certainly deserves credit for bringing in current stars such as Ifo Ekpre-Olomu and Hroniss Grasu. But keep in mind that his assistants such as Campbell, John Neal and then-Offensive Coordinator Helfrich were just as instrumental in those players' recruitment and development. Helfrich retained a large portion of the previous recruiting class, and any freshman that contributes this year has been brought in on his watch.
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Everyone has had a first day on the job. While it may be a field you have experience in, no matter who you are, it's going to take some time to find your bearings.
Last year was Helfrich's first as a head coach. When transferring from one boss to the next, there's going to be a bit of an adjustment period. If last season was Helfrich's time to learn, he did one heck of a job, leading the team to 11 wins and another bowl victory. Just remember that Kelly wasn't always Chip Kelly – he, too, was once a first-year coach, and his first game was the infamous Boise State defeat.
Overall, I'm not saying that we should lower our expectations for this upcoming season. Oregon brings back a talent-laden team that has a realistic shot of making the inaugural College Football Playoff. I'm also not saying that we should forget about Kelly – he made a significant impact both on and off the coaching field.
I am pointing out that not only is it unfair to continuously compare these two coaches, it's also a waste of time. Kelly isn't walking through the door anytime soon, so it's time to stop lamenting about what could have been. Helfrich is the man with the job, and he's the man for the job. And as Oregon fans embrace the football program's mindset of looking ahead, the best way to do that is to accept Helfrich for his own contributions.
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