Really? I think we have different definitions of what "a ton" is
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Update on B.J. Kelley from Justin at Duck Territory (free article):
Oregon still on top for Kelley
Fresno (Calif.) Central East wide receiver B.J. Kelley recently took an official visit to Arizona. Before taking the visit Arizona and Oregon were his two top schools.
"Oregon and Arizona are my two top choices," Kelley said. "Oregon is still my leader though. I plan to take an official visit to Oregon on Nov. 6. Brendon (Bigelow) is possibly coming with me."
Kelley had some great things to say about his trip to Arizona.
"It was a great trip and a great experience," he said. "The coaches were great and I loved the campus. It was a pretty nice stadium too."
He said Oregon is his only other planned trip at this time. He wants to make a decision soon after that visit.
The 6-foot-2, 172-pound wide out is averaging 24 yards per-catch and more than 100 yards per-game currently.
This is excellent news. I was a little bit worried about Kelley after his visit at UA, but it sounds there's a pretty good chance that he ends up at Oregon. Hopefully, he commits after his visit.
“If everybody in this room just want to be real with themselves, this game could have went either way,” he said. “We turned the ball over a lot. We beat ourself. Just be real with yourself right now. We beat ourself.”
-Jameis Winston after Oregon's decisive 59-20 victory over Florida State in the Rose Bowl
uostudent wrote:Update on B.J. Kelley from Justin at Duck Territory (free article):
Oregon still on top for Kelley
Fresno (Calif.) Central East wide receiver B.J. Kelley recently took an official visit to Arizona. Before taking the visit Arizona and Oregon were his two top schools.
"Oregon and Arizona are my two top choices," Kelley said. "Oregon is still my leader though. I plan to take an official visit to Oregon on Nov. 6. Brendon (Bigelow) is possibly coming with me."
Kelley had some great things to say about his trip to Arizona.
"It was a great trip and a great experience," he said. "The coaches were great and I loved the campus. It was a pretty nice stadium too."
He said Oregon is his only other planned trip at this time. He wants to make a decision soon after that visit.
The 6-foot-2, 172-pound wide out is averaging 24 yards per-catch and more than 100 yards per-game currently.
This is excellent news. I was a little bit worried about Kelley after his visit at UA, but it sounds there's a pretty good chance that he ends up at Oregon. Hopefully, he commits after his visit.
Haha yeeees. Lets woo Bigelow and steal him away from the Huskies Would be a great RB pick up.
Yeah with those quotes it sounds like we'll see Kelley as a Duck. Has yet to visit us, just visited his other top school & still has us on top... very nice. The visit to Autzen will lock him up.
dthomas=ddixon wrote:Yeah with those quotes it sounds like we'll see Kelley as a Duck. Has yet to visit us, just visited his other top school & still has us on top... very nice. The visit to Autzen will lock him up.
I agree. If he thinks Arizona has a nice campus and a nice stadium, wait until he sees what Oregon has to offer.
dthomas=ddixon wrote:Yeah with those quotes it sounds like we'll see Kelley as a Duck. Has yet to visit us, just visited his other top school & still has us on top... very nice. The visit to Autzen will lock him up.
I agree. If he thinks Arizona has a nice campus and a nice stadium, wait until he sees what Oregon has to offer.
Yeah exactly. So you think UA was nice? Just wait bro. Especially since UA really isn't that nice of a place. Its decent.
uostudent wrote:Update on B.J. Kelley from Justin at Duck Territory (free article):
Oregon still on top for Kelley
Fresno (Calif.) Central East wide receiver B.J. Kelley recently took an official visit to Arizona. Before taking the visit Arizona and Oregon were his two top schools.
"Oregon and Arizona are my two top choices," Kelley said. "Oregon is still my leader though. I plan to take an official visit to Oregon on Nov. 6. Brendon (Bigelow) is possibly coming with me."
Kelley had some great things to say about his trip to Arizona.
"It was a great trip and a great experience," he said. "The coaches were great and I loved the campus. It was a pretty nice stadium too."
He said Oregon is his only other planned trip at this time. He wants to make a decision soon after that visit.
The 6-foot-2, 172-pound wide out is averaging 24 yards per-catch and more than 100 yards per-game currently.
This is excellent news. I was a little bit worried about Kelley after his visit at UA, but it sounds there's a pretty good chance that he ends up at Oregon. Hopefully, he commits after his visit.
If we get Conner, I highly doubt we'd get, or even want Bigelow. It'll be interesting to see how the RB situation plays out this year.
Anyway, Kelley sounds like a serviceable WR, so it'd be nice to land him. Good to hear.
uostudent wrote:Update on B.J. Kelley from Justin at Duck Territory (free article):
Oregon still on top for Kelley
Fresno (Calif.) Central East wide receiver B.J. Kelley recently took an official visit to Arizona. Before taking the visit Arizona and Oregon were his two top schools.
"Oregon and Arizona are my two top choices," Kelley said. "Oregon is still my leader though. I plan to take an official visit to Oregon on Nov. 6. Brendon (Bigelow) is possibly coming with me."
Kelley had some great things to say about his trip to Arizona.
"It was a great trip and a great experience," he said. "The coaches were great and I loved the campus. It was a pretty nice stadium too."
He said Oregon is his only other planned trip at this time. He wants to make a decision soon after that visit.
The 6-foot-2, 172-pound wide out is averaging 24 yards per-catch and more than 100 yards per-game currently.
This is excellent news. I was a little bit worried about Kelley after his visit at UA, but it sounds there's a pretty good chance that he ends up at Oregon. Hopefully, he commits after his visit.
If we get Conner, I highly doubt we'd get, or even want Bigelow. It'll be interesting to see how the RB situation plays out this year.
Anyway, Kelley sounds like a serviceable WR, so it'd be nice to land him. Good to hear.
I gotta respectfully disagree here TK, Bigelow is special, his highlight tape is one of the best I've seen outta HS. The thing I'm most blown away about is if you compare Kelley to him on the same video, Kelley looks fast, but BB has quicker acceleration and a whole next gear and he's built more like LMJ than a power back. I think you've got to recognize talent like that (ala CK with LMJ) and just find a way to get him on the field later.
uostudent wrote:Update on B.J. Kelley from Justin at Duck Territory (free article):
Oregon still on top for Kelley
Fresno (Calif.) Central East wide receiver B.J. Kelley recently took an official visit to Arizona. Before taking the visit Arizona and Oregon were his two top schools.
"Oregon and Arizona are my two top choices," Kelley said. "Oregon is still my leader though. I plan to take an official visit to Oregon on Nov. 6. Brendon (Bigelow) is possibly coming with me."
Kelley had some great things to say about his trip to Arizona.
"It was a great trip and a great experience," he said. "The coaches were great and I loved the campus. It was a pretty nice stadium too."
He said Oregon is his only other planned trip at this time. He wants to make a decision soon after that visit.
The 6-foot-2, 172-pound wide out is averaging 24 yards per-catch and more than 100 yards per-game currently.
This is excellent news. I was a little bit worried about Kelley after his visit at UA, but it sounds there's a pretty good chance that he ends up at Oregon. Hopefully, he commits after his visit.
If we get Conner, I highly doubt we'd get, or even want Bigelow. It'll be interesting to see how the RB situation plays out this year.
Anyway, Kelley sounds like a serviceable WR, so it'd be nice to land him. Good to hear.
I gotta respectfully disagree here TK, Bigelow is special, his highlight tape is one of the best I've seen outta HS. The thing I'm most blown away about is if you compare Kelley to him on the same video, Kelley looks fast, but BB has quicker acceleration and a whole next gear and he's built more like LMJ than a power back. I think you've got to recognize talent like that (ala CK with LMJ) and just find a way to get him on the field later.
Bigelow is special, but next year we will have 5 RBs on our roster that are all juniors or younger. Do you really want to add Conner AND Bigelow? If Conner commits, I'd rather have us spend this year's scholarships on positional needs instead of stacking a position that's already stacked to the brim.
uostudent wrote:Update on B.J. Kelley from Justin at Duck Territory (free article):
Oregon still on top for Kelley
Fresno (Calif.) Central East wide receiver B.J. Kelley recently took an official visit to Arizona. Before taking the visit Arizona and Oregon were his two top schools.
"Oregon and Arizona are my two top choices," Kelley said. "Oregon is still my leader though. I plan to take an official visit to Oregon on Nov. 6. Brendon (Bigelow) is possibly coming with me."
Kelley had some great things to say about his trip to Arizona.
"It was a great trip and a great experience," he said. "The coaches were great and I loved the campus. It was a pretty nice stadium too."
He said Oregon is his only other planned trip at this time. He wants to make a decision soon after that visit.
The 6-foot-2, 172-pound wide out is averaging 24 yards per-catch and more than 100 yards per-game currently.
This is excellent news. I was a little bit worried about Kelley after his visit at UA, but it sounds there's a pretty good chance that he ends up at Oregon. Hopefully, he commits after his visit.
If we get Conner, I highly doubt we'd get, or even want Bigelow. It'll be interesting to see how the RB situation plays out this year.
Anyway, Kelley sounds like a serviceable WR, so it'd be nice to land him. Good to hear.
I gotta respectfully disagree here TK, Bigelow is special, his highlight tape is one of the best I've seen outta HS. The thing I'm most blown away about is if you compare Kelley to him on the same video, Kelley looks fast, but BB has quicker acceleration and a whole next gear and he's built more like LMJ than a power back. I think you've got to recognize talent like that (ala CK with LMJ) and just find a way to get him on the field later.
Bigelow is special, but next year we will have 5 RBs on our roster that are all juniors or younger. Do you really want to add Conner AND Bigelow? If Conner commits, I'd rather have us spend this year's scholarships on positional needs instead of stacking a position that's already stacked to the brim.
uostudent wrote:Update on B.J. Kelley from Justin at Duck Territory (free article):
Oregon still on top for Kelley
Fresno (Calif.) Central East wide receiver B.J. Kelley recently took an official visit to Arizona. Before taking the visit Arizona and Oregon were his two top schools.
"Oregon and Arizona are my two top choices," Kelley said. "Oregon is still my leader though. I plan to take an official visit to Oregon on Nov. 6. Brendon (Bigelow) is possibly coming with me."
Kelley had some great things to say about his trip to Arizona.
"It was a great trip and a great experience," he said. "The coaches were great and I loved the campus. It was a pretty nice stadium too."
He said Oregon is his only other planned trip at this time. He wants to make a decision soon after that visit.
The 6-foot-2, 172-pound wide out is averaging 24 yards per-catch and more than 100 yards per-game currently.
This is excellent news. I was a little bit worried about Kelley after his visit at UA, but it sounds there's a pretty good chance that he ends up at Oregon. Hopefully, he commits after his visit.
If we get Conner, I highly doubt we'd get, or even want Bigelow. It'll be interesting to see how the RB situation plays out this year.
Anyway, Kelley sounds like a serviceable WR, so it'd be nice to land him. Good to hear.
I gotta respectfully disagree here TK, Bigelow is special, his highlight tape is one of the best I've seen outta HS. The thing I'm most blown away about is if you compare Kelley to him on the same video, Kelley looks fast, but BB has quicker acceleration and a whole next gear and he's built more like LMJ than a power back. I think you've got to recognize talent like that (ala CK with LMJ) and just find a way to get him on the field later.
Bigelow is special, but next year we will have 5 RBs on our roster that are all juniors or younger. Do you really want to add Conner AND Bigelow? If Conner commits, I'd rather have us spend this year's scholarships on positional needs instead of stacking a position that's already stacked to the brim.
How many of those guys stay for five years?
5 years? I'm sorry, I don't follow. I just feel like it'd be wiser to get a RB in the next class, or the class after instead of getting two for this class. Of course, that's just my opinion.
Bigelow would have to redshirt due to his ACL. Connor only has 3 to play 3. Its like they are in different classes really. Plus they are different backs. IMO we take both.
yeahboyd wrote:Bigelow would have to redshirt due to his ACL. Connor only has 3 to play 3. Its like they are in different classes really. Plus they are different backs. IMO we take both.
Would be a great RB pick up.
