Analysis: 2012 class takes shape

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RexSe7en
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Re: Analysis: 2012 class takes shape

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greenyellow wrote:I really have no problem with Oregon taking its time in filling out it's recruiting class. Oregon's coaches have proven that they know how to get players who fit their system and the players already here.
Couldn't be said any better. In the first few years that I started following Oregon recruiting, I'm pretty sure I lost some years and lots of hair!!! But I have since learned that several things often happen... Like greenyellow mentioned, "Oregon's coaches have proven that they know how to get players who fit their system..." Also, the star rankings are far from set in stone at this point and will defiantly change. Which leads me to my third point. The fact that star rankings can often be deceiving... and the list goes on.

But then again, we all know better then to get worked up about it at this point, but I'd be lying if I said I haven't. I guess that's just what us fans do!!! :mrgreen:

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Re: Analysis: 2012 class takes shape

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5* guys don't commit this early unless it's texas. Like it said in the article, we usually have 8 commits halfway through the season. I'm totally fine with where we're at right now. Now, if we only get two or three more commitments by the end of the season, we can worry.
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