Recruit most likely to not qualify

[greenyellow]

I think the answer is pretty damn easy.

CLEARLY it's Ricky Heimuli! There's no way Oregon could EVER get a DT who's also smart enough to academically qualify. That's like as constant as gravity, death and taxes. I thought everyone knew that?!?

The answer to all of out DT problems is to get DT's from Utah (Haloti qualified and was the best DT probably ever at Oregon and didn't go on a mission)

Logic doesn't completely work: Simi Fili was also from Utah and never played a down of any college football.

[gofightingducks]

I think the answer is pretty damn easy.

CLEARLY it's Ricky Heimuli! There's no way Oregon could EVER get a DT who's also smart enough to academically qualify. That's like as constant as gravity, death and taxes. I thought everyone knew that?!?

The answer to all of out DT problems is to get DT's from Utah (Haloti qualified and was the best DT probably ever at Oregon and didn't go on a mission)

Logic doesn't completely work: Simi Fili was also from Utah and never played a down of any college football.

Ah yeah I forgot about him

[RanDux]

http://www.portlandtribune.com/sports/s ... 7842831000

According to this article Kelly doesn't consider any of the recruits "longshots" to qualify.

[dthomas=ddixon]

Yeah I think the only one with any questions is DWill & his grade issues were put to rest months ago. How nice would it be to have a full class qualify & have no delays? Its been awhile since we've had that.

[woundedknees]

Wonder if the Ducks are taking a look at current unsigned UCLA 3* DT commit, Julious Moore.

3.6 GPA, but has apparently not taken and SAT/ACt exam yet. Wonder if the core classes are an issue?

He has UW and Wazzu offers, but that doesn't mean much in this day and age.

Hey, if nothing else, maybe he could become the annual qualification failure Duck fans have come to know and love!