Miller Time for Oregon?
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dthomas=ddixon
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Miller Time for Oregon?
http://oregon.scout.com/a.z?s=128&p=2&c ... 48053.html
At 6'5'' 230 lbs., James Byrnes High School defensive end, Corey Miller, provides a wealth of options defensively for whichever team earns the right to his services. Whether it be in a 4-3 or 3-4 defensive alignment, the Duncan, South Carolina native can play and it appears as if Miller and Oregon have mutual interest.
Profile: http://northcarolina.scout.com/a.z?s=78 ... id=3356131
At 6'5'' 230 lbs., James Byrnes High School defensive end, Corey Miller, provides a wealth of options defensively for whichever team earns the right to his services. Whether it be in a 4-3 or 3-4 defensive alignment, the Duncan, South Carolina native can play and it appears as if Miller and Oregon have mutual interest.
Profile: http://northcarolina.scout.com/a.z?s=78 ... id=3356131

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Re: Miller Time for Oregon?
LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL!!dthomas=ddixon wrote:http://oregon.scout.com/a.z?s=128&p=2&c ... 48053.html
At 6'5'' 230 lbs., James Byrnes High School defensive end, Corey Miller, provides a wealth of options defensively for whichever team earns the right to his services. Whether it be in a 4-3 or 3-4 defensive alignment, the Duncan, South Carolina native can play and it appears as if Miller and Oregon have mutual interest.
Profile: http://northcarolina.scout.com/a.z?s=78 ... id=3356131
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Re: Miller Time for Oregon?
Not sure what the article says but Miller is a monster. He has offers from over 15 BCS schools.
Here's a little piece mops did on him a couple months ago:
http://ducksattack.com/?p=328
Here's a little piece mops did on him a couple months ago:
http://ducksattack.com/?p=328

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jhopduck
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Re: Miller Time for Oregon?
Unfortunately, not being negaduck just realisticduck and this kid will end up at Clemson or Florida State. Was pretty heavy FSU lean but now with their "impending" invesigation of schollies,wins,bowls he has granted Clemson more of a chance possibly.
But hey if he visits then anything can happen!
But hey if he visits then anything can happen!
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Re: Miller Time for Oregon?
Our national recruiting is based on our offensive reputation, players want to play for CK, but seems like it would be almost impossible to pull a stud DL like Miller from the South with all that competition, with little to no national defensive appeal at all. Besides, we have a player just as impressive as Miller in our own backyard in Owa that we should be rolling the red carpet out for.
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Re: Miller Time for Oregon?
WHERE did IGOR COME FROM?jimmyg wrote:Our national recruiting is based on our offensive reputation, players want to play for CK, but seems like it would be almost impossible to pull a stud DL like Miller from the South with all that competition, with little to no national defensive appeal at all. Besides, we have a player just as impressive as Miller in our own backyard in Owa that we should be rolling the red carpet out for.
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Re: Miller Time for Oregon?
San Franciscobrich75 wrote:WHERE did IGOR COME FROM?jimmyg wrote:Our national recruiting is based on our offensive reputation, players want to play for CK, but seems like it would be almost impossible to pull a stud DL like Miller from the South with all that competition, with little to no national defensive appeal at all. Besides, we have a player just as impressive as Miller in our own backyard in Owa that we should be rolling the red carpet out for.
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Re: Miller Time for Oregon?
wow how ironic,he was the manliest man i ever met!!jimmyg wrote:San Franciscobrich75 wrote:WHERE did IGOR COME FROM?jimmyg wrote:Our national recruiting is based on our offensive reputation, players want to play for CK, but seems like it would be almost impossible to pull a stud DL like Miller from the South with all that competition, with little to no national defensive appeal at all. Besides, we have a player just as impressive as Miller in our own backyard in Owa that we should be rolling the red carpet out for.
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VTAduck
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Re: Miller Time for Oregon?
born in the Ukraine though...
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Re: Miller Time for Oregon?
Igor's physicality always reminded me of that Soviet bloc heaviweight wrestler who dominated the Olympic venues for years... An absolutely magnificent and dominating physique for his position.
Autzen Stadium... Where great teams go to die...Hard!


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Re: Miller Time for Oregon?
Are you implying Owa?duckyfan wrote:No chance, I'll be surprised if he even visits. There is another DE most are writing off that should end up here though.

