Remember Dominique Easley? (Part Deux)

[mdm0302]

http://fvsports.com/forum/showthread.php?t=151041
hamp and the other guy have always seemed to be credible

[karlhungis]

That would be fantastic.

[UOducksTK1]

He wanted to come to Oregon, and loved coached Azz. You don't say no to a talent like Easley. His attitude is a slight concern, but if he's somewhere he wants to be, I'm sure everything will be fine.

[freedjr]

My guess is he would be just fine at Oregon. Sometimes a change of scenery is all someone needs.

Chip won't put up with any crap. Think of all the people he has booted and suspended. IF he comes to Oregon, I'm sure chip would lay down the law.

[dthomas=ddixon]

I don't think we'd have anything to worry about if he comes here. You know he regrets his last second decision to not be a Duck & I think he would look at this as a great second chance & just be grateful he's somewhere where he can succeed. Not the crime ring Urban Meyer runs down there in Florida.

[Supreme]

I don't think we'd have anything to worry about if he comes here. You know he regrets his last second decision to not be a Duck & I think he would look at this as a great second chance & just be grateful he's somewhere where he can succeed. Not the crime ring Urban Meyer runs down there in Florida.

Last minute decision to commit to Florida? He had wanted to commit at FNL, but wasn't offered. When he finally was, he committed. He wanted to be a Gator and got his shot. Now he's having troubles.

[dthomas=ddixon]

I don't think we'd have anything to worry about if he comes here. You know he regrets his last second decision to not be a Duck & I think he would look at this as a great second chance & just be grateful he's somewhere where he can succeed. Not the crime ring Urban Meyer runs down there in Florida.

Last minute decision to commit to Florida? He had wanted to commit at FNL, but wasn't offered. When he finally was, he committed. He wanted to be a Gator and got his shot. Now he's having troubles.

I know, Florida was his dream school. But he was a silent Duck then Florida offered him last minute & he committed. Hence the "last minute decision".

[Supreme]

Gator insiders are now saying he's likely gone. Some have said Meyer refuses to release em for the time being. I don't know if the latter is true, but it wouldn't surprise me.

[Boom]

Gator insiders are now saying he's likely gone. Some have said Meyer refuses to release em for the time being. I don't know if the latter is true, but it wouldn't surprise me.

Doesn't surprise me at all. Pete Carrol use to do the same thing.

[UofO8]

Would honestly love it if this kid came here. I know he had a strong relationship with Coach Azz, and i know Azz and Chip wouldn't put up with anything, and lay down the law if he came. Maybe a change of scenery is what he needs. Would be a great addition to the DL, and i am sure he would get plenty of playing time. Question though, if he transferred, would his sit out year be this one, or would it carry over to next season since this one is almost over?

Anyways, hope he gets over here

[squintsdd]

Would love to have the kid, he seemed like a good kid before he committed to Florida. Honestly, who wouldn't take accept an offer from their dream school, he just found out the hard way that florida wasn't what he thought it would be. As mentioned, the coach that he would've been working with left the day after is signed his LOI, so he probably feels betrayed.

[Hoagduck]

Does anybody actually think Coach Azz can't keep the troops in line?

It will be interesting to see who steps into more of a leadership role on the D-Line with Rowe and Bair leaving.

[mijaha]

Does anybody actually think Coach Azz can't keep the troops in line?

It will be interesting to see who steps into more of a leadership role on the D-Line with Rowe and Bair leaving.

What eligibility will he have if he comes???

[woundedknees]

The thing I think Meyer may do is issue a "conditional" release, where Easeley can go elsewhere, just not schools X, Y, and Z.

[hjpop]

According to the people here, he played already this year as a true freshman so after he sits out next year, he may have 4 to play 3. Or can they uses the redshirt year on the same year the NCAA requires people to sit out?