WR Stanford wavering?
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WR Stanford wavering?
Rivals, scout, and 247 are all saying tOSU is starting to come for him. He said he's still a duck, but I'm a little nervous about it.

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Re: WR Stanford wavering?
He said he knew they would once they hired Meyer so I'm hopeful that he stays, but with the couple of new WR recruits that have sort of popped up recently, it kind of seems like the coaches are possibly preparing some back-up plans.UOducksTK1 wrote:Rivals, scout, and 247 are all saying tOSU is starting to come for him. He said he's still a duck, but I'm a little nervous about it.

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Re: WR Stanford wavering?
Lavasier Tuinei's performance last night probably helped out a lot in easing any questions. If you recall, Stanford said he envisioned himself playing the role that Tuinei played this season.

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Re: WR Stanford wavering?
Don't expect Stanford to decommit. He stated that he's willing to listen to the Ohio State coaches, but that he's solid to Oregon.
“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.”
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Re: WR Stanford wavering?
I don't see anything that suggest he is wavering? He is just being recruited by football teams. I suspect that most of out recruits still get the occasional shout from other programs.
We do the same thing, we are aggressively going after Ruffin at USC right now. Although I hope he is wavering
We do the same thing, we are aggressively going after Ruffin at USC right now. Although I hope he is wavering
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Re: WR Stanford wavering?
Not Wavering at all he is all Duck! loves Oregon and loves our uni's and he can't wait to get to Eugene to start his college Career. Go Ducks!!!! WTD
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Re: WR Stanford wavering?
I'm not surprised Meyer decided to go after Stanford, but it seems like he's as good as a Duck.
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Re: WR Stanford wavering?
Dominique Easley was going to be a duck until Urb set his sights on him.ducknCtown wrote:I'm not surprised Meyer decided to go after Stanford, but it seems like he's as good as a Duck.
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Re: WR Stanford wavering?
Big difference. Easley loved Florida but never had an offer. He got an offer & immediately committed to UF. Stanford already picked us ovr tosu.karlhungis wrote:Dominique Easley was going to be a duck until Urb set his sights on him.ducknCtown wrote:I'm not surprised Meyer decided to go after Stanford, but it seems like he's as good as a Duck.

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Re: WR Stanford wavering?
karlhungis wrote:Dominique Easley was going to be a duck until Urb set his sights on him.ducknCtown wrote:I'm not surprised Meyer decided to go after Stanford, but it seems like he's as good as a Duck.
Look how that worked out for him! hahahahaha
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Re: WR Stanford wavering?
Glad Stanford is a Duck!!! Mom is pretty excited as well especially after Rose Bowl win!
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Re: WR Stanford wavering?
That's not true ksmack, Easley got a lot of playing time this year and had a solid year to be honest. He wasn't great, but he did contribute in every game for the Gators, and he doesn't have a ton of experience around him..

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