2020 Oregon WR commit Moorer decommits

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Oregon no longer has any 2020 commits as WR Donnovon Moorer has decommitted. Figured he would since he was always more of a Taggart guy and it was such a long time before he could would actually sign.

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[Tray Dub]

"Schools of all levels" is a funny tag.

Yeah, not surprising. Best of luck to him.

[UOducksTK1]

Makes sense. No early commits have stuck in the last few years. Getting less and less excited about them.

[Everythingsducky]

Makes sense. No early commits have stuck in the last few years. Getting less and less excited about them.

Completely agree. Even one year out, and I shrug my shoulders.

[lukeyrid13]

Makes sense. No early commits have stuck in the last few years. Getting less and less excited about them.

Completely agree. Even one year out, and I shrug my shoulders.

Yup, same. No biggie at all.

[GoDucksTroll]

I like early commits, even if they don't stick it's nice to have a hash mark in the column.

But Moorer was never coming, and this is a legitimate case of WDWHA. There's a reason he's a two-star, and I don't know why Willie is so enamored with him. Moorer is going to FSU's SNL event this weekend, and if they let him then he'll commit. Why they want a 5'8" 150lbs two-star WR, I have no clue.

As for our 2021 commit, Seven McGree, he is a different case. Plays at the same high school with other Oregon guys, and there's a reason that USC and Nebraska offered. The kid rushed for 1200 yards as a freshman, already looks like a grown man, and is bigger than Travis Dye was his senior year. If he continues to develop he's a top-100 player and well have to fend off other suitors, I'm not holding my breath for a kid that can't sign for another few years but it's a bonus to know our name and brand still has some pull with younger recruits.

[Phenom]

McGee is in Eugene for SNL.

[UOducksTK1]

I like early commits, even if they don't stick it's nice to have a hash mark in the column.

But Moorer was never coming, and this is a legitimate case of WDWHA. There's a reason he's a two-star, and I don't know why Willie is so enamored with him. Moorer is going to FSU's SNL event this weekend, and if they let him then he'll commit. Why they want a 5'8" 150lbs two-star WR, I have no clue.

As for our 2021 commit, Seven McGree, he is a different case. Plays at the same high school with other Oregon guys, and there's a reason that USC and Nebraska offered. The kid rushed for 1200 yards as a freshman, already looks like a grown man, and is bigger than Travis Dye was his senior year. If he continues to develop he's a top-100 player and well have to fend off other suitors, I'm not holding my breath for a kid that can't sign for another few years but it's a bonus to know our name and brand still has some pull with younger recruits.

It is nice to me, because it's a reflection of how good Oregon's recruiting is. If you are landing 4/5 star recruits 1-2 years before signing day, it's obvious you are a big time player in the recruiting world.

But to get excited about the actual individual recruit is a waste of time.