How are we going to finish up?

[UOducksTK1]

Jordan Seaton, #2 rated OT in the country, is visiting this weekend. Reports are out that the Ducks are making a push for a safety that's currently committed to Florida. Roger Saleapaga is looked at as an Oregon lean. Ducks also have the inside track (at the moment) for Elijah Rushing. Jericho Johnson could still be a Duck, depending on whether Aydin Breland's commitment has any impact.

Ducks are in great shape heading down the stretch. My biggest question is how the heck they're going to make room. Good problem to have.

Just have Deion come in for a week as a consultant.

[OregonFan4Life]

Jordan Seaton, #2 rated OT in the country, is visiting this weekend. Reports are out that the Ducks are making a push for a safety that's currently committed to Florida. Roger Saleapaga is looked at as an Oregon lean. Ducks also have the inside track (at the moment) for Elijah Rushing. Jericho Johnson could still be a Duck, depending on whether Aydin Breland's commitment has any impact.

Ducks are in great shape heading down the stretch. My biggest question is how the heck they're going to make room. Good problem to have.

I’ve also heard Oregon has a chance at flipping Justin Williams from Georgia, the #1 overall LB. That’d be huge but I’m not counting on it.

[buckmarkduck]

Jordan Seaton, #2 rated OT in the country, is visiting this weekend. Reports are out that the Ducks are making a push for a safety that's currently committed to Florida. Roger Saleapaga is looked at as an Oregon lean. Ducks also have the inside track (at the moment) for Elijah Rushing. Jericho Johnson could still be a Duck, depending on whether Aydin Breland's commitment has any impact.

Ducks are in great shape heading down the stretch. My biggest question is how the heck they're going to make room. Good problem to have.

Just have Deion come in for a week as a consultant.

Why? Deion, contrary to popular belief, isn’t doing very well recruiting. He has the 12 best class in the big 12

[pudgejeff]

Jordan Seaton, #2 rated OT in the country, is visiting this weekend. Reports are out that the Ducks are making a push for a safety that's currently committed to Florida. Roger Saleapaga is looked at as an Oregon lean. Ducks also have the inside track (at the moment) for Elijah Rushing. Jericho Johnson could still be a Duck, depending on whether Aydin Breland's commitment has any impact.

Ducks are in great shape heading down the stretch. My biggest question is how the heck they're going to make room. Good problem to have.

Just have Deion come in for a week as a consultant.

Why? Deion, contrary to popular belief, isn’t doing very well recruiting. He has the 12 best class in the big 12

I'm assuming he was referencing Deion's processing of students.

[UOducksTK1]

Right^

I was being sarcastic that Deion can help us make some room on our roster.

[Quietduck]

If Dan is able to flip Justin Williams our front seven will be horrifying in two years.

[duck55]

Sarcasm works so well on these inter webs

[UOducksTK1]

Sarcasm works so well on these inter webs

I figured Deion and sarcasm on an Oregon board would be synonymous!

[bellsduck]

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Obviously Gorney is wrong cause he doesn't have Seaton has Duck.

[OregonFan4Life]

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Obviously Gorney is wrong cause he doesn't have Seaton has Duck.

Or Kobe Black.

[greenyellow]

Breland still on Baker and Nate Frazier to flip.

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[Quietduck]

I would be surprised if it happened but that won't stop me from wishing for it

[Everythingsducky]

So much unknown with the QB situation after this year at UO. Texas is loaded. Baker knows it. UO could hurt next year at the most important position. Texas most likely won’t.

[DmoneyDuck]

Arch could also be a massive bust, sure didn't look the part of the No. 1 overall player this spring. A lot can change, I know but nothing's guaranteed.

[StevensTechU]

So much unknown with the QB situation after this year at UO. Texas is loaded. Baker knows it. UO could hurt next year at the most important position. Texas most likely won’t.

This was probably about the 27th most important thing in Baker's decision.