2021 RB/DB Seven McGee QUACKS!

[thomas time]

Harbor City (Calif.) Narbonne athlete Seven McGee committed to Oregon on Tuesday afternoon. The 2021 prospect is the first commitment in the 2021 class for the Ducks.

This has been my dream to get an Oregon offer and so I was ready to commit. I have always been a big fan of De'Anthony Thomas and Marcus Mariota, so getting the offer now was all I needed. I am blessed."


https://247sports.com/Player/Seven-McGee-46054004

[Phenom]

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Nice looking freshman.

[Tray Dub]

That's one of the best names I've ever heard.

[lukeyrid13]

I definitely did not look like that as a frosh in high school lol

[OG Duck]

Love the early recruiting activity by this staff! Lets hope he holds firm for 3 years. By the way he speaks about the program, I don't doubt that he'll stay a Duck.

[EncinitasDuck]

Maybe we could find a different pic.

[woundedknees]

I wasn't man enough to pull off the purple bandana look... I would have been hazed til the cows came home.

[UOducksTK1]

Earliest commit in Oregon history?

[Tray Dub]

Earliest commit in Oregon history?

Didn't Joey Harrington commit when he was like 4 or something?

[UOducksTK1]

Earliest commit in Oregon history?

Didn't Joey Harrington commit when he was like 4 or something?

Sure, and I'd imagine there were some other in-state guys who knew they were going to Oregon since their youngin days. Definitely the earliest out of state commit we've had.

Hope his commitment sticks.

[greenyellow]

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[liberalduck]

Earliest commit in Oregon history?

Didn't Joey Harrington commit when he was like 4 or something?

If memory serves me right, Joey seriously considered Stanford before signing on the dotted line with the Ducks. That isn't to say he didn't verbally commit much earlier (I have no recollection of that though) but when he really had to make a decision, it wasn't a slam dunk for the Duck by any means. Any student athlete who has the chance to go to Stanford would be wise to weigh the decision to go elsewhere very carefully. A Stanford degree gives a lot of credibility to a young graduate, especially one whose pro career didn't pan out as hoped.

[jimmy12]

Earliest commit in Oregon history?

Didn't Joey Harrington commit when he was like 4 or something?

If memory serves me right, Joey seriously considered Stanford before signing on the dotted line with the Ducks. That isn't to say he didn't verbally commit much earlier (I have no recollection of that though) but when he really had to make a decision, it wasn't a slam dunk for the Duck by any means. Any student athlete who has the chance to go to Stanford would be wise to weigh the decision to go elsewhere very carefully. A Stanford degree gives a lot of credibility to a young graduate, especially one whose pro career didn't pan out as hoped.

Thanks