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Oregon commits showed off their game on their respected high school teams during Weeks 2 & 3 of the football season. This will be a weekly edition to give fans a glimpse of what is to come from these future ducks. Here is this weeks recap showing both team performance and individual statistics. Enjoy!
Oregon Commits in High School - Weeks 2 & 3
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Re: Oregon Commits in High School - Weeks 2 & 3
JR is balling. Jeff Lockie Was looking good also.
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Rodrigues is gonna be a beast, I just feel it.
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Re: Oregon Commits in High School - Weeks 2 & 3
It'll be interesting what our QB depth chart looks like in 3 years with Bennett, Mariota and Rodrigues all on board. One of those guys is gonna have to be 3rd string, hopefully no one transfers
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I wouldn't sleep on Lockie either. He's been single-handedly carrying his team (they are very young). Threw for 360yds abd 5 TDs his first game, but Serra defense slowde him down the 2nd game because he is their only option to prepare for.
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Ya I wouldn't sleep on him big numbers for sure, that's why Coach Hell is going after him.dd10snoop28 wrote:I wouldn't sleep on Lockie either. He's been single-handedly carrying his team (they are very young). Threw for 360yds abd 5 TDs his first game, but Serra defense slowde him down the 2nd game because he is their only option to prepare for.
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I'm not sure if this true, but I heard that Lockie was the player of the year in his league last year. Oh and Bart Houston and Zac Kline are quarterbacks in that league!
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Re: Oregon Commits in High School - Weeks 2 & 3
Speaking of Lockie I found this recent article on him from his local paper. http://danville.patch.com/articles/foot ... te-vista#c
Although he is just warming up I'm not sure about his mechanics, might be a bit hard to see over the line.
Although he is just warming up I'm not sure about his mechanics, might be a bit hard to see over the line.
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Re: Oregon Commits in High School - Weeks 2 & 3
TheMaehlMan wrote:I'm not sure if this true, but I heard that Lockie was the player of the year in his league last year. Oh and Bart Houston and Zac Kline are quarterbacks in that league!
It's true, he was the POY over two of top 5 QB's in this class. He reminds me of the QB at WSU Tuel.
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Re: Oregon Commits in High School - Weeks 2 & 3
Lockie reminds me a bit of that QB from Tx we had committed last year but then switched to aTm. More athlete than QB, not real highly rated & putting up pretty ridiculous numbers.
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Johnny Manziel. Yeah, he put up like 3000+yds passing and 1500+ yards rushing. I may be mistaken, but I believe that the league he played in was a lower division.dthomas=ddixon wrote:Lockie reminds me a bit of that QB from Tx we had committed last year but then switched to aTm. More athlete than QB, not real highly rated & putting up pretty ridiculous numbers.
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Re: Oregon Commits in High School - Weeks 2 & 3
Here's how Oshay Dunmore has done.. Added it to the article:
Week 1: W vs. South Umpqua 36-14
Oshay Dunmore and Newport HS started the season against South Umpqua. After a successful season led by do-it-all Oregon commit Dunmore, expectations were high for Newport coming into the season.
He didn't disappoint in his first action of the season. Oshay put on a show at Hillsboro Stadium throwing the ball, running the ball, punting, playing defense, and he even accounted for two 2-point conversions.
Oshay started the scoring with a 13-yard TD passing in the first quarter, also converting the 2pt conversion to give Newport and early 8-0 lead. Newport extended their lead right before the half when Oshay connected with his receiver for a 24 yard score putting the score at 22-6. In the end, Newport was too much for Umpqua as they went on to win 36-14. Oshay truly did at all for Newport, throwing for 3 touchdowns and running for 136 yards on only 10 carries. Oshay's impact is not only limited to offense though. He intercepted the opposing quarterback twice and had two punts for 60 yards on special teams.
Offense
9-11, 128 yards, 3 TD's
10 rush, 136 yards
Defense:
4 tackles (2 assists)
2 INT's, 20 yards
Special Teams:
2 punts, 62 yards
2 conversions (4pts)
Week 2: W vs. Astoria 43-20
Offense:
6-13, 100 yards, 2 TD's, 1 INT
29 rush, 238 yards, 3 TD's
Defense:
4 total tackles (3 assists)
Special Teams:
1 punt, 43 yards
Week 1: W vs. South Umpqua 36-14
Oshay Dunmore and Newport HS started the season against South Umpqua. After a successful season led by do-it-all Oregon commit Dunmore, expectations were high for Newport coming into the season.
He didn't disappoint in his first action of the season. Oshay put on a show at Hillsboro Stadium throwing the ball, running the ball, punting, playing defense, and he even accounted for two 2-point conversions.
Oshay started the scoring with a 13-yard TD passing in the first quarter, also converting the 2pt conversion to give Newport and early 8-0 lead. Newport extended their lead right before the half when Oshay connected with his receiver for a 24 yard score putting the score at 22-6. In the end, Newport was too much for Umpqua as they went on to win 36-14. Oshay truly did at all for Newport, throwing for 3 touchdowns and running for 136 yards on only 10 carries. Oshay's impact is not only limited to offense though. He intercepted the opposing quarterback twice and had two punts for 60 yards on special teams.
Offense
9-11, 128 yards, 3 TD's
10 rush, 136 yards
Defense:
4 tackles (2 assists)
2 INT's, 20 yards
Special Teams:
2 punts, 62 yards
2 conversions (4pts)
Week 2: W vs. Astoria 43-20
Offense:
6-13, 100 yards, 2 TD's, 1 INT
29 rush, 238 yards, 3 TD's
Defense:
4 total tackles (3 assists)
Special Teams:
1 punt, 43 yards
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Re: Oregon Commits in High School - Weeks 2 & 3
29 rush, 238 yards, 3 TD's
Well damn. He's reminding me of Scott Grady.
Well damn. He's reminding me of Scott Grady.
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