2020 Oregon Commit List

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4* OL Jonathan Denis out of Miami is the latest addition to the 2020 recruiting class.

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5* WR Johnny Wilson is the newest 2020 commitment for Oregon:

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3* OL Jaylan Jeffers is the latest commitment for Oregon's 2020 recruiting class:

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3* JC OL TJ Bass is the newest addition for the 2020 class:

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3* DE Bradyn Swinson is the latest addition to Oregon's 2020 recruiting class:

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3* JC DB Bennett Williams is the newest commit for the Ducks' 2020 recruiting class:

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3* DT Jaylen Smith is the latest commitment for Oregon's 2020 recruiting class:

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[StevensTechU]

Recruits are starting to release their latest HUDL videos, so I'll just quickly post my thoughts.

Bennett Williams - https://www.hudl.com/video/3/12344975/5 ... 0c1cbaa15c
Bennett was a ball hawk in high school, and has since added physicality to his game. He's essentially a slower Jevon Holland but has very similar strengths and weaknesses. I fully expect Bennett to challenge for a starting safety spot next year, even with returners. How Bennett is less than a 4*/.900 AT MINIMUM after being a freshman all-American is almost criminal.

Marcus Harper - https://www.hudl.com/video/3/12517936/5 ... 0c1cba9d18
The competition level on here looks like he's playing South Albany and Sweet Home, so I mostly am looking at raw ability - flexibility, mobility, and strength. He has his ass way up in the air on his stance, which kind of indicates he may have minus flexibility. His mobility is probably his greatest asset as an averaged-size lineman, but since it's his greatest strength I would hope it would be better than it is as it's good but not great. Lastly, he doesn't stand out as a particularly powerful lineman, as the pancakes on his reel are often coming against kids who look like they're maybe 145 pounds. As an Oregon fan, I'm hoping that a collegiate meal plan and workout regimen might turn his athleticism from good to great, but I think if I'm doing the rating, I'd have Harper as a 3*, 0.830, which is slightly below where he's at on 247Sports.

[StevensTechU]

Jonathan Denis - https://www.hudl.com/video/3/8160103/5d ... 13e893d18f
This is looking like a good pick up for the Ducks and good chance is the best OL we have committed in this class. He can move and he can play with leverage. Since Denis is on a little bit of the smaller end, the biggest question will be whether he can play at around 300-310 and become a Dallas Warmack-like player, including being a multi-year starter. I think his rating of 4*/.8917 is about right.

[Phenom]

Really? I love Harper. I actually think he might play next year.

[duck541]

IMO Harper does not look capable of playing without some time with Feld

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5* LB Noah Sewell is the latest commit for Oregon's 2020 recruiting class:

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5* LB Noah Sewell is the latest commit for Oregon's 2020 recruiting class:

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WOW!

Do these guys have any close relatives they like to break up the furniture with?

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Kobe Singleton just committed on twitter. Assuming it's a preferred walk-on type deal?

https://247sports.com/Player/Kobe-Singleton-46057347/

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Kobe Singleton just committed on twitter. Assuming it's a preferred walk-on type deal?

https://247sports.com/Player/Kobe-Singleton-46057347/

Preferred walk-on, 247 now adds a little walking guy on the page.