UO Coaches in Florida

[freedjr]

I am truly stoked to see what CK can do in this recruiting cycle.

The sheer volume of recruits with decent levels of interest in our Ducks is intriguing, to say the least.

The talent level at Oregon has noticeably increased since he came on staff, I'm not sure if it was just good timing or he just knows how to get it done.

My theory is the "holy crap, if Justin Roper can look like a pro in his Sun Bowl as a true freshman, and Masoli was a freakin' 5th stringer when he came on, imagine what I can do!" rationale by a big name recruit.

[maxduck]

Hopefully we are visiting a certain QB with 4.4 speed.

Here's your answer to that....

DTJustin RT @PDXShogun: @DTJustin Did Randall get his UO offer?@PDXShogun >>Negative!

Has something changed in the last couple weeks?

To date, the Ducks and Memphis have made offers to the 6' 3", 175lb. Mariota. Coach Greatwood handles the recruiting region of the Hawaiian Islands for the Ducks. Oregon's also has known offers out to Chandler Arizona's Brett Hundley and Hollywood, Florida's Jerrard Randall.
http://blog.oregonlive.com/ducks/2010/0 ... terba.html

[justducky0]

haha just what I love to see in a quarter back
Areas of Improvement: Accuracy/Consistency and Decision Making

[greenyellow]

haha just what I love to see in a quarter back
Areas of Improvement: Accuracy/Consistency and Decision Making

A lot of QBs coming out of HS need to work on that so it's not that big of deal. Very few HS QBs come into college with all the skills to lead right away.

[justducky0]

haha just what I love to see in a quarter back
Areas of Improvement: Accuracy/Consistency and Decision Making

A lot of QBs coming out of HS need to work on that so it's not that big of deal. Very few HS QBs come into college with all the skills to lead right away.

it says nothing about "leading" It says he cant throw accurate and he has trouble in making decisions...I would say being able to make decisions is VERY important when running the read option wouldn't you??

[greenyellow]

haha just what I love to see in a quarter back
Areas of Improvement: Accuracy/Consistency and Decision Making

A lot of QBs coming out of HS need to work on that so it's not that big of deal. Very few HS QBs come into college with all the skills to lead right away.

it says nothing about "leading" It says he cant throw accurate and he has trouble in making decisions...I would say being able to make decisions is VERY important when running the read option wouldn't you??

Maybe leading was the wrong word but most HS QBs aren't going to come in with perfect fundamentals so I don't expect recruits not to have any faults. Decision making and accuracy/consistency can be taught if given the right amount of time.

[nogerO]

eDuck or PureHate.net?

Oregon football coaches made some visits to some Florida schools. (via mops twitteR)

Can't drop names, but lots of good talent getting looks from our coaches. I love recruiting in states like Florida and Texas. Hopefully we can have a little more success in Florida than in the past.

LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME!!!!!

[mdm0302]

haha just what I love to see in a quarter back
Areas of Improvement: Accuracy/Consistency and Decision Making

who cares what it says on the scout profile or any recruiting profile...

[UOducksTK1]

haha just what I love to see in a quarter back
Areas of Improvement: Accuracy/Consistency and Decision Making

A recent scout article claims he has over 50 offers now. Oregon and Florida are pretty much the only big schools that have yet to offer. Why? I'm not sure, but Randall is a serious talent, and the ducks are still recruiting him hard according to that article.

[greenyellow]

haha just what I love to see in a quarter back
Areas of Improvement: Accuracy/Consistency and Decision Making

A recent scout article claims he has over 50 offers now. Oregon and Florida are pretty much the only big schools that have yet to offer. Why? I'm not sure, but Randall is a serious talent, and the ducks are still recruiting him hard according to that article.

It seems like he's a fallback guy if Oregon misses out on like Hundley and maybe one or two others.