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woundedknees wrote:Exactly... IMO, JWill was one of the premiere blocking receiviers of last year in the PAC-10. If his hands had matched his blocking, the guy would have easily been a 1st rounder.

Yep, too bad the cat couldn't catch a cold buck naked on an ice flow.

That offer is gonna come soon. What is more amazing is that not one coach from Oregon has even spoke to Delvin, just wait till they start talking I can see him really liking the coaches. Also I believe UF and USC will fill up before he makes any decision.

primedime wrote:That offer is gonna come soon. What is more amazing is that not one coach from Oregon has even spoke to Delvin, just wait till they start talking I can see him really liking the coaches. Also I believe UF and USC will fill up before he makes any decision.

This is indeed very true. When TK talked to him last he didn't have any contact information with any of the coaches. When he speaks with the staff we will be doing a piece on him.

They don't make kids like this in Oregon, at least not that know how to ball. I shutter to think how many Florida kids we start taking when we actually have room.

http://www.noleinsider.com/index.php?op ... &Itemid=37

Rumblings from the Miami Nike Camp

Jumbo athlete Delvin Jones (Miami, Fla./Palmetto) worked out as a receiver and a tight end at the event, but the 6-foot-6, 230-pounder most likely is best-suited to play defensive end in college. He has scholarship offers from coast to coast.
"USC is still on top," Jones said. "It's USC, Florida and Oregon."

The Ducks continue to work their way in with several players from the Southeast. Jones' recruitment is unfolding as an interesting one because he said he would prefer to play offense in college and two of his three favorites are 2,736 and 3,373 miles away from Miami, respectively.

woundedknees wrote:http://www.noleinsider.com/index.php?op ... &Itemid=37

Rumblings from the Miami Nike Camp

Jumbo athlete Delvin Jones (Miami, Fla./Palmetto) worked out as a receiver and a tight end at the event, but the 6-foot-6, 230-pounder most likely is best-suited to play defensive end in college. He has scholarship offers from coast to coast.
"USC is still on top," Jones said. "It's USC, Florida and Oregon."

The Ducks continue to work their way in with several players from the Southeast. Jones' recruitment is unfolding as an interesting one because he said he would prefer to play offense in college and two of his three favorites are 2,736 and 3,373 miles away from Miami, respectively.

Without an offer either (to my knowledge)..

Pretty crazy that all these kids love Oregon. Uniforms and our style of play have to be what makes us such a hot topic over there.