James Euscher

[ducklydoright]

I trust the coaches, especially Greatwood, but I must say that I was at the Aloha/LO game and LO had a DLineman that flat out dominated Euscher and it was not even close. Right now Euscher has the size, frame and athleticism to become a very good Offensive Lineman at Oregon but he is IMO a definite "project" and the epitome of a "Sleeper." He needs to work on his strength but more importantly technique. His pad level is WAY too high and it was the reason the smaller, more aggressive Def. Lineman from LO was able to have his way with him.
Luckily Euscher has the best OL coach in the country to get him to the point where he could in fact become a dominant force in the Pac10.

[Bigducker]

I trust the coaches, especially Greatwood, but I must say that I was at the Aloha/LO game and LO had a DLineman that flat out dominated Euscher and it was not even close. Right now Euscher has the size, frame and athleticism to become a very good Offensive Lineman at Oregon but he is IMO a definite "project" and the epitome of a "Sleeper." He needs to work on his strength but more importantly technique. His pad level is WAY too high and it was the reason the smaller, more aggressive Def. Lineman from LO was able to have his way with him.
Luckily Euscher has the best OL coach in the country to get him to the point where he could in fact become a dominant force in the Pac10.

What I'd like to know, is who is that D lineman ?

[AugustDuck]

I trust the coaches, especially Greatwood, but I must say that I was at the Aloha/LO game and LO had a DLineman that flat out dominated Euscher and it was not even close. Right now Euscher has the size, frame and athleticism to become a very good Offensive Lineman at Oregon but he is IMO a definite "project" and the epitome of a "Sleeper." He needs to work on his strength but more importantly technique. His pad level is WAY too high and it was the reason the smaller, more aggressive Def. Lineman from LO was able to have his way with him.
Luckily Euscher has the best OL coach in the country to get him to the point where he could in fact become a dominant force in the Pac10.

What I'd like to know, is who is that D lineman ?

Congratulations to James and his Aloha team mates.

[OreDucks01284]

am watching replay of Aloha (OR) vs. Tualatin (OR) (Championship) on espn3.com (replay) curious, what number is James Euscher?

[Bigducker]

am watching replay of Aloha (OR) vs. Tualatin (OR) (Championship) on espn3.com (replay) curious, what number is James Euscher?

Don't really need a #, he was the biggest guy on the field.

[duckfan22]

#57

[OreDucks01284]

yea just saw him, think hes going to redshirt at Oregon?

[bellsduck]

yea just saw him, think hes going to redshirt at Oregon?

Most OL do redshirt a year and then take another year getting into the swing of things. Add to that another year getting some limited time in the rotation. I think the OL really start to contribute in a major way their 3rd-4th year here.

[greenyellow]

I don't remember the last OL that played as a true freshman. Some like Carson York can contribute a lot as a redshirt freshman.

I think the last true freshman OL was Geoff Schwartz.

[duxball]

does thomas thyner play for aloha? either way im kinda curious how he has played this year and any comments on him. and i totally agree coach greatwood can have his projects he has earned it.

[Ducks1]

Yea Tyner plays for aloha. He looked great in the championship game. Great combination of size and speed. His running style reminds me of adrian peterson. Im not of course saying that he will be adrian peterson, but his style.

[dd10snoop28]

Like I've said a few times. I saw him play during the regular season a few times and he's the best back I've ever seen in the state of Oregon.

He will be a big time player.

[greenyellow]

Like I've said a few times. I saw him play during the regular season a few times and he's the best back I've ever seen in the state of Oregon.

He will be a big time player.

If he's as good as people say, he'll probably be the best recruit, regardless of position, to come out the state since Suh.

[fanoftherain]

I believe during the broadcast it was said that Tyner had Verbal offers from Oregon and OreSt

[briarduck]

What recruiting class is he in?