Rivals says the following:
Not Oregon's top RB target but certainly on the radar:
RB Anthony Brown
5-11/180, Fontana (Calif.) Kaiser
He has good overall body structure, excellent change of direction and above-average hands out of the backfield. Brown is a well-rounded back because he can block, catch and make defenders miss; he also is a high-effort kid, and was running back MVP at the camp. He needs to work on his overall speed because he is not a home-run threat.
Definitely a top target for us at DB:
CB Anthony Jefferson
6-2/173, Los Angeles Cathedral
He has tremendous height for a corner and exceptional ball skills. He is a defensive back with serious game-changing ability, as he proved during individual work when he caught everything thrown his way. He needs to get stronger because he is on the thin side right now.
Honorable Mentions:
Austin Hinder
Wesley Flowers
Josh Harper
Standout performers at the Nike Palo Alto Camp
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Re: Standout performers at the Nike Palo Alto Camp
Anthony Brown's character reminds me a lot of JJ. Nice to see him doing well. Although it's unlikely Oregon will offer, I really hope they do because I love his excitement about the ducks.

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