#1 Recruit, Kayvon Thibodeux, to OV for UW game

[brich75]

For what it’s worth I heard Prehm say today he believes if he commits in the next 6 weeks it will be Oregon. He also believes Herbert will come back next year.

I'd take both of those with a grain of salt. He's trying to sell memberships foremost....and then report Duck news.

I have it on very good authority, that when he was on this site and did chat rooms every so often, that he would give solid info, but also just make things up to get people excited.

I don’t doubt that at all,, basic common sense no “insider” is 100 percent in the loop unless it’s a parent.. I think they get little nuggets here and there and then play the buzz for sure

[jimmy12]

I have also seen him WHIFF on predictions at an alarming rate.

Any prediction is exactly that... pure speculation.

[brich75]

I have also seen him WHIFF on predictions at an alarming rate.

Any prediction is exactly that... pure speculation.

Ya I was looking at crystal ball prediction success and everyone was at like high 90s percentile. I realized then they go back and change their predictions after the fact.

[StevensTechU]

I have also seen him WHIFF on predictions at an alarming rate.

Any prediction is exactly that... pure speculation.

Ya I was looking at crystal ball prediction success and everyone was at like high 90s percentile. I realized then they go back and change their predictions after the fact.

Plus, when you see an avalanche of crystal ball picks come in 'right before' a player commits, it's because the player has already committed and the 'insiders' know but it just hasn't been tweeted out of whatnot. There is no prediction there whatsoever.

[partytime1667]

For what it’s worth, ScoopDuck crystal balled him to Oregon yesterday...

[jimmy12]

For what it’s worth, ScoopDuck crystal balled him to Oregon yesterday...

A USC friend of mine calls that the Jhop curse. He was adamant about Devon Williams.... WOOPS.

[partytime1667]

For what it’s worth, ScoopDuck crystal balled him to Oregon yesterday...

A USC friend of mine calls that the Jhop curse. He was adamant about Devon Williams.... WOOPS.

Haha, fair enough

[Anatinae]

He was supposed to be committing sometime at the end of October, but will now be committing on his birthday, December 15.

https://www.dailynews.com/2018/10/17/ka ... -december/

[maxduck]

He was supposed to be committing sometime at the end of October, but will now be committing on his birthday, December 15.

https://www.dailynews.com/2018/10/17/ka ... -december/

Not good news if he is considering journalism. USC's Annenburg School for Communication and Journalism is rated as one of the best in the world.

[Duck07]

He was supposed to be committing sometime at the end of October, but will now be committing on his birthday, December 15.

https://www.dailynews.com/2018/10/17/ka ... -december/

Not good news if he is considering journalism. USC's Annenburg School for Communication and Journalism is rated as one of the best in the world.

He wants to get into Broadcasting, which is something that our J-School does not focus on.

[partytime1667]

Hey, if Jordan Kent and Joey can do it....

[brich75]

He was supposed to be committing sometime at the end of October, but will now be committing on his birthday, December 15.

https://www.dailynews.com/2018/10/17/ka ... -december/

Not good news if he is considering journalism. USC's Annenburg School for Communication and Journalism is rated as one of the best in the world.

He wants to get into Broadcasting, which is something that our J-School does not focus on.

Interesting I know someone that went to Oregon for sports broadcasting specifically. Anyway I’m not sure it’s a huge factor otherwise why would he visit any schools that don’t offer what he supposedly wants?

[StevensTechU]

Harrington. Jordan Kent. Dan Fouts. Neil Everett. I think it's entirely doable.

[Merganzer]

He was supposed to be committing sometime at the end of October, but will now be committing on his birthday, December 15.

https://www.dailynews.com/2018/10/17/ka ... -december/

Not good news if he is considering journalism. USC's Annenburg School for Communication and Journalism is rated as one of the best in the world.

He wants to get into Broadcasting, which is something that our J-School does not focus on.

Interesting I know someone that went to Oregon for sports broadcasting specifically. Anyway I’m not sure it’s a huge factor otherwise why would he visit any schools that don’t offer what he supposedly wants?

This is what Oregon has:
http://journalism.uoregon.edu/support/studios/

Media Production Studio – Allen 110/120

The Allen Hall media production studio is a multi-use space for studio photography, interviews, video production, and video broadcasting. The studio is a key work space for students in advanced photography and studio lighting courses, and it is the main lab location for Oregon News, the broadcast news capstone course that produces weekly live newscasts every spring. Duck TV, the SOJC’s largest student group, produces weekly newscasts, sportscasts, and creative shows in the production studio year-round.

Technology and studio production equipment includes:
•HD studio cameras
•Multi-source video broadcast switcher that integrates video, audio and camera feeds from the studio with custom SOJC news graphics and green screen technology
•Studio lighting for video and photography, including a customizable lighting grid, portable light kits, and strobe kits
•Teleprompters and news rundown creating software
•Live streaming and cable broadcast
•Studio backgrounds and set options include:
•News desk for up to six people
•Customizable interview set
•Interchangeable set pieces, including video monitors, coffee tables, and podiums
•Variety of backgrounds for portraits, interviews, and newscasts, including solid black, white, grey and blue, and a news set background inspired by the Pacific Northwest and designed by SOJC staff and students
•Green screen for weather segments, interviews, and virtual sets

[Duckenstein]

They say in the article that he loves Oregon's j school program