That Ronnie harris article on espn is a good read. I like that he talks to Aaron Gipson frequently and that his dad is in the military. Sounds well informed about the program and also well disciplined. This is exactly what we need.
Sorry no link.
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Re: Ronnie Harris article
Yes. The link is on ducksportsnews.com. I'm on my phone and can't link anything right now. I wouldn't be so intrigued by a CB as a DT but I liked the interview and the article. Sounds like a good kid.
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Re: Ronnie Harris article
Here's the link: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recruiti ... id=4941430
"I lived in Puyallup, Washington about four years ago. My brother still lives there in fact. I became a fan of Oregon when I was back there. My mentor that I talk to at least two to three times a week if not more is former Oregon DB Aaron Gipson. He still lives out there and tells me about Oregon all of the time. I also talk to coach Neal from Oregon very often. Usually at least once a week I call him. I like him a lot, he seems very down to earth and I like that. "
Spring is already quite busy for Harris with track, but he mentioned he will be trying to get to some junior days and camps as well. He currently has visited Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Tennessee unofficially this past year. He's hoping to make it out for Oregon's junior day this spring as well.
"I lived in Puyallup, Washington about four years ago. My brother still lives there in fact. I became a fan of Oregon when I was back there. My mentor that I talk to at least two to three times a week if not more is former Oregon DB Aaron Gipson. He still lives out there and tells me about Oregon all of the time. I also talk to coach Neal from Oregon very often. Usually at least once a week I call him. I like him a lot, he seems very down to earth and I like that. "
Spring is already quite busy for Harris with track, but he mentioned he will be trying to get to some junior days and camps as well. He currently has visited Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Tennessee unofficially this past year. He's hoping to make it out for Oregon's junior day this spring as well.
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http://duckterritory.com/duck-football- ... tleimage-1
"I'm going out to Oregon on April 3rd and should be able to visit them on the 5th with one of my family members. If everything goes well, then I think they will be my seventh offer."
"I'm going out to Oregon on April 3rd and should be able to visit them on the 5th with one of my family members. If everything goes well, then I think they will be my seventh offer."
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Re: Ronnie Harris
5'11" 220lb defensive back? I wonder what his 40 time is? This kid sounds like a LB it would be nice to have some db that are close to that 6'0 mark that's for sure.
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Re: Ronnie Harris
I don't know where they got the 220LB I found his profile and he is listed a 5'10 160lb? Bit of a difference. He is reporting a 3.9 GPA as well!brich75 wrote:5'11" 220lb defensive back? I wonder what his 40 time is? This kid sounds like a LB it would be nice to have some db that are close to that 6'0 mark that's for sure.