We picked up M. Davis from Texas too, I've got to think that he saw some of that DB success and that that was part of his decision to come to Eugene.dthomas=ddixon wrote:We really should start getting top end DBs consistently now. You don't put in the number of guys into the league & be immediately successful at DB that we have in the past couple years without seeing a major bump up in interest from kids. The high rated guys like Cliff Harris, Erick Dargan & Dior Mathis are just the tip of the iceberg.
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sounds like Olumu will be our last DB taken
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I would think so.hines wrote:sounds like Olumu will be our last DB taken
We're only losing 1 CB (Jackson) & 2 rovers
We picked up Olumu, Tyson Coleman, & Marcus Davis
We still need a grip of D linemen and WR's
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I thought Coleman was growing into a LB?
I guarantee we will not turn Walls or Lee down.
Plus Davis will be a couple of classes ahead of these guys.
I guarantee we will not turn Walls or Lee down.
Plus Davis will be a couple of classes ahead of these guys.
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I'm not sure, but I've read that some think he's a safetyPhenom wrote:I thought Coleman was growing into a LB?
No question we take Lee, not really sure about WallsPhenom wrote:I guarantee we will not turn Walls or Lee down.
True, he will be a redshirt sophomore next year. We also have 6 freshman who are currently redshirting this year as well. I'm not sure what's the typical amount of DBs on the roster is, but it seems like we're pretty loaded.Phenom wrote:Plus Davis will be a couple of classes ahead of these guys.
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We would absolutely take Walls. He's one of the top safeties in the country.Boom wrote:I'm not sure, but I've read that some think he's a safetyPhenom wrote:I thought Coleman was growing into a LB?
No question we take Lee, not really sure about WallsPhenom wrote:I guarantee we will not turn Walls or Lee down.
True, he will be a redshirt sophomore next year. We also have 6 freshman who are currently redshirting this year as well. I'm not sure what's the typical amount of DBs on the roster is, but it seems like we're pretty loaded.Phenom wrote:Plus Davis will be a couple of classes ahead of these guys.
“If everybody in this room just want to be real with themselves, this game could have went either way,” he said. “We turned the ball over a lot. We beat ourself. Just be real with yourself right now. We beat ourself.”
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Stefan McClure is supposed to be visiting next month and I'm pretty sure we wouldn't turn him down either
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Well unless we get some early enroll or Grey shirt candidates..... we have 12 scholarships left to give.... how do you guys see that breaking down? My guess would be 5 defensive linemen, 2 wide receivers, 1 running back, 2 Line backers, 1 TE and 1?
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I don't see Oregon taking a TE, other than French and he's likely Iowa bound. The only way Oregon takes another RB is if it's Bigelow.Boom wrote:Well unless we get some early enroll or Grey shirt candidates..... we have 12 scholarships left to give.... how do you guys see that breaking down? My guess would be 6 defensive linemen, 2 wide receivers, 1 running back, 2 Line backers, 1 TE
Carlyle Garrick and Kyrie Wilson are greyshirt candidates.
“If everybody in this room just want to be real with themselves, this game could have went either way,” he said. “We turned the ball over a lot. We beat ourself. Just be real with yourself right now. We beat ourself.”
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what makes those 2 greyshirt candidates?uostudent wrote:I don't see Oregon taking a TE, other than French and he's likely Iowa bound. The only way Oregon takes another RB is if it's Bigelow.Boom wrote:Well unless we get some early enroll or Grey shirt candidates..... we have 12 scholarships left to give.... how do you guys see that breaking down? My guess would be 6 defensive linemen, 2 wide receivers, 1 running back, 2 Line backers, 1 TE
Carlyle Garrick and Kyrie Wilson are greyshirt candidates.
And you don't think they take Tra Carson at RB?
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I thought you were counting Carson. Isn't he pretty much a lock?Boom wrote:what makes those 2 greyshirt candidates?uostudent wrote:I don't see Oregon taking a TE, other than French and he's likely Iowa bound. The only way Oregon takes another RB is if it's Bigelow.Boom wrote:Well unless we get some early enroll or Grey shirt candidates..... we have 12 scholarships left to give.... how do you guys see that breaking down? My guess would be 6 defensive linemen, 2 wide receivers, 1 running back, 2 Line backers, 1 TE
Carlyle Garrick and Kyrie Wilson are greyshirt candidates.
And you don't think they take Tra Carson at RB?
Garrick is pretty raw and was not highly recruited at all.
Wilson is less likely to greshirt, but may asked to do so because he definitely isn't going to play as a freshman. So why a greyshirt rather than a redshirt? He wasn't highly recruited and this may have been an option that the coaching staff discussed with him.
“If everybody in this room just want to be real with themselves, this game could have went either way,” he said. “We turned the ball over a lot. We beat ourself. Just be real with yourself right now. We beat ourself.”
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I hope so, but I was only counting who have verbally committed via ESPN. Typically we only ask players to greyshirt if they're coming off or rehabbing an injury. Asking a kid to pay his way is a tough sell otherwise, but they may be willing if they didn't have any other options?uostudent wrote:I thought you were counting Carson. Isn't he pretty much a lock?Boom wrote:what makes those 2 greyshirt candidates?uostudent wrote:I don't see Oregon taking a TE, other than French and he's likely Iowa bound. The only way Oregon takes another RB is if it's Bigelow.Boom wrote:Well unless we get some early enroll or Grey shirt candidates..... we have 12 scholarships left to give.... how do you guys see that breaking down? My guess would be 6 defensive linemen, 2 wide receivers, 1 running back, 2 Line backers, 1 TE
Carlyle Garrick and Kyrie Wilson are greyshirt candidates.
And you don't think they take Tra Carson at RB?
Garrick is pretty raw and was not highly recruited at all.
Wilson is less likely to greshirt, but may asked to do so because he definitely isn't going to play as a freshman. So why a greyshirt rather than a redshirt? He wasn't highly recruited and this may have been an option that the coaching staff discussed with him.
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Isn't Garrick injured?
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^ I duno?
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Ya, I believe so.karlhungis wrote:Isn't Garrick injured?
Greyshirts are part time students. If they took two classes a term, they would pay $14,340 for a year of tuition. Certainly doable. At worst, they take out a loan. Most students graduate with $20k+ in debt.Boom wrote:I hope so, but I was only counting who have verbally committed via ESPN. Typically we only ask players to greyshirt if they're coming off or rehabbing an injury. Asking a kid to pay his way is a tough sell otherwise, but they may be willing if they didn't have any other options?uostudent wrote:I thought you were counting Carson. Isn't he pretty much a lock?Boom wrote:what makes those 2 greyshirt candidates?uostudent wrote:I don't see Oregon taking a TE, other than French and he's likely Iowa bound. The only way Oregon takes another RB is if it's Bigelow.Boom wrote:Well unless we get some early enroll or Grey shirt candidates..... we have 12 scholarships left to give.... how do you guys see that breaking down? My guess would be 6 defensive linemen, 2 wide receivers, 1 running back, 2 Line backers, 1 TE
Carlyle Garrick and Kyrie Wilson are greyshirt candidates.
And you don't think they take Tra Carson at RB?
Garrick is pretty raw and was not highly recruited at all.
Wilson is less likely to greshirt, but may asked to do so because he definitely isn't going to play as a freshman. So why a greyshirt rather than a redshirt? He wasn't highly recruited and this may have been an option that the coaching staff discussed with him.
Garrick didn't have any other offers and Wilson's other options were Wazzu and Fresno St.
“If everybody in this room just want to be real with themselves, this game could have went either way,” he said. “We turned the ball over a lot. We beat ourself. Just be real with yourself right now. We beat ourself.”
-Jameis Winston after Oregon's decisive 59-20 victory over Florida State in the Rose Bowl
-Jameis Winston after Oregon's decisive 59-20 victory over Florida State in the Rose Bowl