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Here are the links to Duckterritory, who has six of the eight visitors interviewed and posted. Two of them are FREE. Marked as such below.

Thomas Tyner (Free): http://oregon.247sports.com/Article/Tyn ... -day-20904

Erik Magnuson: http://oregon.247sports.com/Article/Mag ... good-20887

Kyle Murphy: http://oregon.247sports.com/Article/Ore ... roup-20810

Zach Banner: http://oregon.247sports.com/Article/Two ... nner-20805

Alex Balducci: http://oregon.247sports.com/Article/Bal ... -day-20798

Oshay Dunmore (Free): http://oregon.247sports.com/Article/FRE ... Duck-20777

Isaac Seumalo: http://oregon.247sports.com/Article/Seu ... ning-20938

I have never wanted an Oregon in-state recruit as badly as Tyner since all the way back to ...... Colt Lyera.

I'm trying to recall who the last great in-state running back at UO was and there has to be someone since Mel Renfro, right? Can somebody help me out with my C.R.S.

GrandpaDuck wrote:I have never wanted an Oregon in-state recruit as badly as Tyner since all the way back to ...... Colt Lyera.

I'm trying to recall who the last great in-state running back at UO was and there has to be someone since Mel Renfro, right? Can somebody help me out with my C.R.S.

As everyone keeps mentioning about him...I can't wait to see him play!

Does anyone know what his interest level in us is?

And thanks Jhop for the links, keep up the good work!

Sounds like Tyner is already a Duck lean with the way he likes the way Oregon practices, his relationship with Dunmore, and his interest in running track.

Thanks Justin. Like to see a lot of the in state kids really high on Oregon already. I also think things with Magnuson look extremely well. Hopefully he could be like Johnstone and Andre Y and make that commitment early.

What are his track times?

So Dunmore is already recruiting future teammates.

"I think there were maybe ten recruits at most there. I spent the bulk of my time with Thomas Tyner (Aloha, Ore.-2013). He seemed to have a great time and I've seen him in track, that guy is fast. I did watch the CBI game with Zach Banner (Lakes, Wash.) and I think basketball made a huge impression on him. I know he is similar to me with regard to looking at two sports for college. I know I will stay in touch with him as his recruitment continues."

Edit: see below, that guy has the real times

Supreme wrote:What are his track times?

I don't have his 200 time but Tyner holds the Oregon HS freshman record at 10.62 and just set the sophomore record at 10.58. Outstanding time this early in damp and chilly Oregon.

GrandpaDuck wrote:I have never wanted an Oregon in-state recruit as badly as Tyner since all the way back to ...... Colt Lyera.

I'm trying to recall who the last great in-state running back at UO was and there has to be someone since Mel Renfro, right? Can somebody help me out with my C.R.S.

Latin Berry.

He was a great fullback in the 1980s.
For those of you under 20 y.o:
A fullback is what they called somebody that lined up in the backfield with the running back.

He lined up with Derek Loville and helped Derek become the All-Time Oregon rushing leader.
He was actually more successful on the UO track team, winning multiple P10 titles in long jump/triple jumps. Imagine a fullback being the best long-jumper in the P10. That will give you an idea of what kind of athlete he was.


http://www.oregonstars.com/TypeClientDe ... &ObjId=142

WR Brandon Jumper played with Berry and Loville as well, didn't he?

There always seemed to be some impressive talent at Oregon's skill positions in those days.

No depth, and no real dominant lines, but sometimes you had to look at those teams and scratch your head, wondering what it was going to take to improve.

well, if we're including fullbacks, Josh Line was a pretty darn good one in his own right

Duck07 wrote:well, if we're including fullbacks, Josh Line was a pretty darn good one in his own right

Only fullback I remember from UO was Matt Floberg. Solid player.

Rosario was fullback his first few years and was from Dayton

Donny Reynolds from Corvallis (in the early 80s, I think).