Probably some on youtube.BetaDuck wrote:Does anyone have a video of this kid? I'm not a subscriber to either of the main sites and would love to see some highlights.
Any info on non-premium content would be appreciated. What a pickup!
Wallace Commits per Scout
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^ bunch on youtube
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Ask and ye shall receive:
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/25876/anthony-wallace
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEc2IYXb ... re=related
http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiti ... ny-wallace
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/25876/anthony-wallace
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEc2IYXb ... re=related
http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiti ... ny-wallace
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I guess we guessed he'd be a Duck but this is awesome news dudes a beast!
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um yes I'm so excited, Wallace is a beast. You can't really ask for a much better LBer.
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I watched the vids this kid is a beast.. Why is he only ranked a 4 star by rivals and ESPN(i didn't check scout)? I know stars don't matter yet I am still curious if anyone knows of a down side to this apparent super stud!!UOducksTK1 wrote:um yes I'm so excited, Wallace is a beast. You can't really ask for a much better LBer.
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A 4* DB and now a 5* LB in the last couple of days, gotta love the highly rated defensive commits! Oregon is stacked on offense for the next few years and are beginning to land some big defensive guys..... next up a couple of big DT's!!!! It is pretty amazing the guys Oregon is finally starting to get!
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Gotta love getting great talent!
Here's the best part in my eyes: it COULD allow us to get even MORE great talent!
Getting a MLB commit to fill Matthews' departure allows us more flexibility in how we recruit Lyerla. I've seen rumors to where we're already recruiting him for wherever he wants to play, but that we wanted him 1st and foremost as a Mike... I still think 3-4 a MLB duo of Colt and Wallace would be insane, but with Wallace onboard we can now be more accommodating to Colt and see if he can be a stud for us somewhere else if he wants!
Here's the best part in my eyes: it COULD allow us to get even MORE great talent!
Getting a MLB commit to fill Matthews' departure allows us more flexibility in how we recruit Lyerla. I've seen rumors to where we're already recruiting him for wherever he wants to play, but that we wanted him 1st and foremost as a Mike... I still think 3-4 a MLB duo of Colt and Wallace would be insane, but with Wallace onboard we can now be more accommodating to Colt and see if he can be a stud for us somewhere else if he wants!
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glazeduck wrote:Gotta love getting great talent!
Here's the best part in my eyes: it COULD allow us to get even MORE great talent!
Getting a MLB commit to fill Matthews' departure allows us more flexibility in how we recruit Lyerla. I've seen rumors to where we're already recruiting him for wherever he wants to play, but that we wanted him 1st and foremost as a Mike... I still think 3-4 a MLB duo of Colt and Wallace would be insane, but with Wallace onboard we can now be more accommodating to Colt and see if he can be a stud for us somewhere else if he wants!
Those two in the middle would be killer but we first need to close on Colt!
I am still giddy about Wallace....man what great news!
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I'm starting to wonder if Colt really wants to be here. I thought so at first because he came to all of our games. But geez, a local guy that is supposedly a fan of ours. Seems like if he were serious about us he would've committed a long time ago. Isn't that how Texas does it? Hometown recruits sign up early cause they love the Longhorns and never even look anywhere else?briarduck wrote:glazeduck wrote:Gotta love getting great talent!
Here's the best part in my eyes: it COULD allow us to get even MORE great talent!
Getting a MLB commit to fill Matthews' departure allows us more flexibility in how we recruit Lyerla. I've seen rumors to where we're already recruiting him for wherever he wants to play, but that we wanted him 1st and foremost as a Mike... I still think 3-4 a MLB duo of Colt and Wallace would be insane, but with Wallace onboard we can now be more accommodating to Colt and see if he can be a stud for us somewhere else if he wants!
Those two in the middle would be killer but we first need to close on Colt!
I am still giddy about Wallace....man what great news!
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http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/blog?nam ... id=5838051
Oregon is beginning to establish some strong ties in Texas on the recruiting trail and showed it once again on Sunday with the commitment from talented linebacker Anthony Wallace (Dallas, Texas/Skyline).
He has been one of the state's top linebackers since his sophomore year and was already receiving national scholarship offers prior to his junior season. He's one of the most physical and hard-hitting linebackers in the nation and has the prototypical size and toughness needed to play middle linebacker in college.
"Anthony committed to Oregon," Skyline assistant R.J. Bond said. "He took a visit there in September and loved it. He wants to go into sports marketing and what better place than Oregon for that with their connections with Nike. He loves Nike and the opportunities Oregon offers after football is over.
"Oregon graduates a lot of linebackers and Anthony will have a chance to step in and compete for playing time right away. He just really loved the school in general, he's excited about the football program and the direction they're going and really hit it off with the entire coaching staff while he was there on his visit."
Wallace's only other official visit was to USC and he was expected to check out Oklahoma, Ohio State and Penn State. In fact, the Sooners and Buckeyes were thought to be the teams to beat for Wallce, but the Ducks were able to win out for one of the nation's best.
That program has done wonders for recruiting
Oregon is beginning to establish some strong ties in Texas on the recruiting trail and showed it once again on Sunday with the commitment from talented linebacker Anthony Wallace (Dallas, Texas/Skyline).
He has been one of the state's top linebackers since his sophomore year and was already receiving national scholarship offers prior to his junior season. He's one of the most physical and hard-hitting linebackers in the nation and has the prototypical size and toughness needed to play middle linebacker in college.
"Anthony committed to Oregon," Skyline assistant R.J. Bond said. "He took a visit there in September and loved it. He wants to go into sports marketing and what better place than Oregon for that with their connections with Nike. He loves Nike and the opportunities Oregon offers after football is over.
"Oregon graduates a lot of linebackers and Anthony will have a chance to step in and compete for playing time right away. He just really loved the school in general, he's excited about the football program and the direction they're going and really hit it off with the entire coaching staff while he was there on his visit."
Wallace's only other official visit was to USC and he was expected to check out Oklahoma, Ohio State and Penn State. In fact, the Sooners and Buckeyes were thought to be the teams to beat for Wallce, but the Ducks were able to win out for one of the nation's best.
That program has done wonders for recruiting
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Im pretty sure I read somewhere that he put off his recruiting until after HS football season was over/near over. He wanted to concentrate on football and take his visits after the season... if that is indeed the case it makes sense....bellsduck wrote: I'm starting to wonder if Colt really wants to be here. I thought so at first because he came to all of our games. But geez, a local guy that is supposedly a fan of ours. Seems like if he were serious about us he would've committed a long time ago. Isn't that how Texas does it? Hometown recruits sign up early cause they love the Longhorns and never even look anywhere else?

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What's funny is that I know more people from the program who have gone on to work for Adidas and IMG than NikeBoom wrote:http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/blog?nam ... id=5838051
Oregon is beginning to establish some strong ties in Texas on the recruiting trail and showed it once again on Sunday with the commitment from talented linebacker Anthony Wallace (Dallas, Texas/Skyline).
He has been one of the state's top linebackers since his sophomore year and was already receiving national scholarship offers prior to his junior season. He's one of the most physical and hard-hitting linebackers in the nation and has the prototypical size and toughness needed to play middle linebacker in college.
"Anthony committed to Oregon," Skyline assistant R.J. Bond said. "He took a visit there in September and loved it. He wants to go into sports marketing and what better place than Oregon for that with their connections with Nike. He loves Nike and the opportunities Oregon offers after football is over.
"Oregon graduates a lot of linebackers and Anthony will have a chance to step in and compete for playing time right away. He just really loved the school in general, he's excited about the football program and the direction they're going and really hit it off with the entire coaching staff while he was there on his visit."
Wallace's only other official visit was to USC and he was expected to check out Oklahoma, Ohio State and Penn State. In fact, the Sooners and Buckeyes were thought to be the teams to beat for Wallce, but the Ducks were able to win out for one of the nation's best.
That program has done wonders for recruiting
“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
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Same, the people I know from those programs get split like this: Non-Athletes go to Adidas/IMG, Athletes end up at Nike.uostudent wrote:What's funny is that I know more people from the program who have gone on to work for Adidas and IMG than NikeBoom wrote:http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/blog?nam ... id=5838051
Oregon is beginning to establish some strong ties in Texas on the recruiting trail and showed it once again on Sunday with the commitment from talented linebacker Anthony Wallace (Dallas, Texas/Skyline).
He has been one of the state's top linebackers since his sophomore year and was already receiving national scholarship offers prior to his junior season. He's one of the most physical and hard-hitting linebackers in the nation and has the prototypical size and toughness needed to play middle linebacker in college.
"Anthony committed to Oregon," Skyline assistant R.J. Bond said. "He took a visit there in September and loved it. He wants to go into sports marketing and what better place than Oregon for that with their connections with Nike. He loves Nike and the opportunities Oregon offers after football is over.
"Oregon graduates a lot of linebackers and Anthony will have a chance to step in and compete for playing time right away. He just really loved the school in general, he's excited about the football program and the direction they're going and really hit it off with the entire coaching staff while he was there on his visit."
Wallace's only other official visit was to USC and he was expected to check out Oklahoma, Ohio State and Penn State. In fact, the Sooners and Buckeyes were thought to be the teams to beat for Wallce, but the Ducks were able to win out for one of the nation's best.
That program has done wonders for recruiting

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He is on the ESPN 150, that gives Oregon 4 commits on the ESPN 150 which is the most ever. Oregon is also in it for 7 more 150 recruits, with a realistic shot at all of them. I love what is going on at Oregon right now!!
