greenyellow wrote:Duck Commits:
CB Mykael Wright #2 - Flash/white
RB Sean Dollars #6 - Ballaholics/black
LB Ge'mon Eaford #32 - Ballaholics/black
DE Kayvon Thibodeaux #8 - Ballaholics/black
Duck Targets:
CB Kaiir Elam #15 - Ballaholics/black
DT Ishmael Sophser #91 - Flash/white
CB Christian Williams #27 - Flash/white
Under Armour All-American Game (Jan. 3rd Thu 3 PM ESPN2)
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Also Arjei Henderson ended up in Florida, as a Gator! lol
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Re: Under Armour All-American Game (Jan. 3rd Thu 3 PM ESPN2)
Bleacher Report had a summary of winners and losers, along with grades.
Thibs was one of three with an A+ while Wright got a B- despite praise. Oregon was one of two teams listed as winners:
The Oregon Ducks had four committed prospects in the game, highlighted by 5-star defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux, 4-star cornerback Mykael Wright and 4-star running back Sean Dollars. Both defensive players starred, and Dollars started.
Thibodeaux lived up to the hype as the No. 2 player in the class, showing a more advanced pass rush than most collegiate freshman and sophomores. His explosiveness and adaptable approach were too much for his blockers. He controlled his movements and built a plan, which is rare for high school players.
Wright also stood out as a potential two-way prospect at corner and receiver. His natural aggressiveness will help him carve out a role early in his Ducks career.
Interesting that Wright played some WR. Full article: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/281 ... ame#slide0
Thibs was one of three with an A+ while Wright got a B- despite praise. Oregon was one of two teams listed as winners:
The Oregon Ducks had four committed prospects in the game, highlighted by 5-star defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux, 4-star cornerback Mykael Wright and 4-star running back Sean Dollars. Both defensive players starred, and Dollars started.
Thibodeaux lived up to the hype as the No. 2 player in the class, showing a more advanced pass rush than most collegiate freshman and sophomores. His explosiveness and adaptable approach were too much for his blockers. He controlled his movements and built a plan, which is rare for high school players.
Wright also stood out as a potential two-way prospect at corner and receiver. His natural aggressiveness will help him carve out a role early in his Ducks career.
Interesting that Wright played some WR. Full article: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/281 ... ame#slide0