buckmarkduck wrote:He told Justin that he's up to 275 from working out with his brother. Get him on campus and put 20lbs on him, which shouldn't be hard since he's so tall. FWIW this is the same JC we tried to sent the QB to last year who ended up at LSU even thought he couldn't get into UO. And I think it's the same JC Ebert went to, so we must have a good relationship with the coaches. Watching his film he has a great first step, and yes it is JC, but the oline couldn't block him 1 on 1.
As well as the academic advisers... Part off the problem with DT commits who didn't get in after completing JC was that they somehow ended up with inadmissible credits from on-line clases and other venues, leading to the dreaded "Faliure To Qualify", even with an associate degree.
Methinks this center of learning must do a better job of that.
Autzen Stadium... Where great teams go to die...Hard!
I like that he has gone on his mission and is leaning more toward being a man not a college kid. He could become a force being older and a little more physically mature then Rad working his magic on top of that!
Stetson is freaking huge! I'm really happy we got this guy as well, Brandon was a terrific player and a great leader for us during his time at Oregon...hopefully we just struck gold twice from the same family.
"The youngest Bair Brothers are twins named Grizzly and Kodiak. They have just turned 19 and are on a mission in Greenland. Both intend to be Ducks when they return at 25 years old. They intend to hop from floe to floe getting home, swimming some of the short leads."
"Grizzly is 6' 10" and 295. Kodiak is an even 7' feet and weighs 310. Both expect to play at around 340 to 375 as they fill out."
"No one has mentioned the Bair girls, Panda and Cinnamon. They are both Sophomores in HS, are already over 6' 6'' and also want to play for the Ducks. Many think they could be the first women college football All-Americans."
Autzen Stadium... Where great teams go to die...Hard!
"The youngest Bair Brothers are twins named Grizzly and Kodiak. They have just turned 19 and are on a mission in Greenland. Both intend to be Ducks when they return at 25 years old. They intend to hop from floe to floe getting home, swimming some of the short leads."
"Grizzly is 6' 10" and 295. Kodiak is an even 7' feet and weighs 310. Both expect to play at around 340 to 375 as they fill out."
"No one has mentioned the Bair girls, Panda and Cinnamon. They are both Sophomores in HS, are already over 6' 6'' and also want to play for the Ducks. Many think they could be the first women college football All-Americans."
"The youngest Bair Brothers are twins named Grizzly and Kodiak. They have just turned 19 and are on a mission in Greenland. Both intend to be Ducks when they return at 25 years old. They intend to hop from floe to floe getting home, swimming some of the short leads."
"Grizzly is 6' 10" and 295. Kodiak is an even 7' feet and weighs 310. Both expect to play at around 340 to 375 as they fill out."
"No one has mentioned the Bair girls, Panda and Cinnamon. They are both Sophomores in HS, are already over 6' 6'' and also want to play for the Ducks. Many think they could be the first women college football All-Americans."
Is this actually real? Haha it seems like a made up story, especially with the names.
karlhungis wrote:So is this a "diamond in the rough" move, a "we loved your brother, so why not?" move, or a "oh crap, we reaaaaly aren't looking good with our other D-Line recruits and we had better get something while we still can" move?
Well, lots of rumors that Arik Armstead committed to Cal over the weekend so maybe we had a slot open up. Wonder if Bair will be here for spring ball?
makes sense. Back up plan. hoping for DT v.s DE. but he still has time to add 30 lbs or so.
"The youngest Bair Brothers are twins named Grizzly and Kodiak. They have just turned 19 and are on a mission in Greenland. Both intend to be Ducks when they return at 25 years old. They intend to hop from floe to floe getting home, swimming some of the short leads."
"Grizzly is 6' 10" and 295. Kodiak is an even 7' feet and weighs 310. Both expect to play at around 340 to 375 as they fill out."
"No one has mentioned the Bair girls, Panda and Cinnamon. They are both Sophomores in HS, are already over 6' 6'' and also want to play for the Ducks. Many think they could be the first women college football All-Americans."
"The youngest Bair Brothers are twins named Grizzly and Kodiak. They have just turned 19 and are on a mission in Greenland. Both intend to be Ducks when they return at 25 years old. They intend to hop from floe to floe getting home, swimming some of the short leads."
"Grizzly is 6' 10" and 295. Kodiak is an even 7' feet and weighs 310. Both expect to play at around 340 to 375 as they fill out."
"No one has mentioned the Bair girls, Panda and Cinnamon. They are both Sophomores in HS, are already over 6' 6'' and also want to play for the Ducks. Many think they could be the first women college football All-Americans."
lol