Oregon hosting JR day this weekend

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Oregon will be hosting a bunch of prospects from the 2019 and 2020 classes this weekend. Here's a list of known visitors:
http://www.oregonlive.com/recruiting/in ... essiv.html

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Interesting timing for this, since the Pylon 7on7 Tournament was going on in Las Vegas, which attracts well over 125 teams each year. Anyone who's anyone on the west coast, from a skill position perspective, would've been unable to attend Oregon's event. The Vegas event was scheduled back in October, so there was plenty of time to avoid the conflict.

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Interesting timing for this, since the Pylon 7on7 Tournament was going on in Las Vegas, which attracts well over 125 teams each year. Anyone who's anyone on the west coast, from a skill position perspective, would've been unable to attend Oregon's event. The Vegas event was scheduled back in October, so there was plenty of time to avoid the conflict.

This is but one of a few JR weeks they'll be holding. Have read that they'll be holding 3-4 of them in addition to the Spring Game. That's plenty of opportunities to go after 2019 and 2020 recruits.

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Interesting timing for this, since the Pylon 7on7 Tournament was going on in Las Vegas, which attracts well over 125 teams each year. Anyone who's anyone on the west coast, from a skill position perspective, would've been unable to attend Oregon's event. The Vegas event was scheduled back in October, so there was plenty of time to avoid the conflict.

This is but one of a few JR weeks they'll be holding. Have read that they'll be holding 3-4 of them in addition to the Spring Game. That's plenty of opportunities to go after 2019 and 2020 recruits.

Good to know! Makes much more sense to me now.

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I think these JR days this early are so important. I think it'll pay dividends in this class when we hit next February.

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Ty Robinson

Oregon was first school to offer him, he's starting to blow up.

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Ty Robinson

Oregon was first school to offer him, he's starting to blow up.

really enjoyed his time. Looks like we're looking him as an OLB.

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Ty Robinson

Oregon was first school to offer him, he's starting to blow up.

Here's his interview with Nemec:
http://www.oregonlive.com/recruiting/in ... athle.html