Duck Commits Stats – Week 11
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Re: Duck Commits Stats – Week 11
Mariota and Randall will take a back seat to Bennett.
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Personally, I don't know why everyone is so down on Randall. Don't let a few poor games in high school fool you. Like someone else mentioned, did DT have the greatest high school qb stats?

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I think you're thinking of Chris Harper who had those kind of stats as a Senior in High School.lukeyrid13 wrote:DT only had like 1200 yards passing and like 10-12 TD's a senior and 500 rushing. Not exactly lighting the world on fire. I think Randall will be quite good. He reminds me a lot of Jacory Harris they're both similar build and playing style, they prefer to pass but could run if they had to. They both like to force some passes but have pretty good arm strength considering how slight they are. Jacory was thrust into things at Miami and I think Randall will for sure redshirt then still be a backup for another year or two so he will be very well coached and much better when we actually see him playBigducker wrote:DT looked great his senior year in HS. Randall so far this year not so much. Coaching by CK will definitely help but I really think it will be Mariota that will end up being the QB of those two.duckgrad99 wrote:I'm sure Randall will be great at Oregon with the help of Chip. Just look at DT.
Darron Thomas ran for 900 yards and passed for 2500 at a 60% completion rate against top level Texas 5A competition.
Bennett's stats were in the 400 yard rushing range, 2100 yards at 65% with 25 TDs against only 5 interceptions also against top competition.
I am not down on Randall, but I continually see people mistaken about him. He is not a polished product playing against a high level of competition. He is a high physical ability prospect with a big upside who needs all kinds of coaching.
His physical skills, like Chris Harper's, give him huge "potential" but it is not a sure thing that will or won't happen.
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Except that Randall is actually a QB.
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GrandpaDuck wrote:I think you're thinking of Chris Harper who had those kind of stats as a Senior in High School.lukeyrid13 wrote:DT only had like 1200 yards passing and like 10-12 TD's a senior and 500 rushing. Not exactly lighting the world on fire. I think Randall will be quite good. He reminds me a lot of Jacory Harris they're both similar build and playing style, they prefer to pass but could run if they had to. They both like to force some passes but have pretty good arm strength considering how slight they are. Jacory was thrust into things at Miami and I think Randall will for sure redshirt then still be a backup for another year or two so he will be very well coached and much better when we actually see him playBigducker wrote:DT looked great his senior year in HS. Randall so far this year not so much. Coaching by CK will definitely help but I really think it will be Mariota that will end up being the QB of those two.duckgrad99 wrote:I'm sure Randall will be great at Oregon with the help of Chip. Just look at DT.
Darron Thomas ran for 900 yards and passed for 2500 at a 60% completion rate against top level Texas 5A competition.
Bennett's stats were in the 400 yard rushing range, 2100 yards at 65% with 25 TDs against only 5 interceptions also against top competition.
I am not down on Randall, but I continually see people mistaken about him. He is not a polished product playing against a high level of competition. He is a high physical ability prospect with a big upside who needs all kinds of coaching.
His physical skills, like Chris Harper's, give him huge "potential" but it is not a sure thing that will or won't happen.
I was looking at DT's junior year stats(900 passing, 500 rushing). Just cause I remembered them from his recruiting cycle and never saw his senior year stats. I wish I had cause those would have eased some concerns that I had lol. But yes Chris Harper had awful stats in high school, anybody that puts up more yards rushing then passing in high school you know can't play QB in the pac 10 and you could tell as soon as you saw his film.........I also remember him talking midway through his freshman year about how he was getting better and could now throw the ball 15 yards....My 2 year old can throw 15 yards. Oh Chris Harper