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Well the coaches need to offer him one then.

As my ex-brother-in-law used to say, "Emerson".

"He unofficially visited Georgia, Georgia Tech, Alabama and Auburn, but says he's open to everyone. So far, he says, Oregon is the only team he'd like an offer from that has yet to offer."

As in, "Emerson nice'uns"

Check out this video... Sophomore? Really? Man among boys.

Me likey!

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/70719/robert-nkemdiche

Holy crap can you imagine landing a kid like this, it would be Haloti all over again...very cool!

Doesn't sound as if distance will be much of an issue, either...

I don't know if we will get him, but being specifically pointed out as a team a top-flight prospect wants to talk with is awesome nonetheless. He sounds like an absolute monster as well.

So we had a top 10 class last year. I know this kid is only a soph but there seems to be a bit of a trend going on. Oregon seemt to be on the cusp of being an "iT" school.
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Do we snag a top 5 class this year comming off the title game and what seem like another BCS caliber season?

TheMaehlMan wrote:I don't know if we will get him, but being specifically pointed out as a team a top-flight prospect wants to talk with is awesome nonetheless. He sounds like an absolute monster as well.

To be near the top of the list for a recruit from GA means something now. Oregon has gotten it's name out there across the country; now they have start landing them.

greenyellow wrote:

TheMaehlMan wrote:I don't know if we will get him, but being specifically pointed out as a team a top-flight prospect wants to talk with is awesome nonetheless. He sounds like an absolute monster as well.

To be near the top of the list for a recruit from GA means something now. Oregon has gotten it's name out there across the country; now they have start landing them.

We will start to. Success brings in great players : with chip and co, its hard not to see oregon being successful this next year and potentially the one after (bare minimum). Another thing is great players wanna play with other great players: DeAnthony falls into this category, his name is known everywhere and elite players know this elite one chose oregon. Like stated above, oregons becoming an 'it' school. I wish I wasn't graduating this spring and could be an incoming frosh all over again...

And here's another kid that sounds interested:

Scout 2012 4 star S DJ Singleton...

http://rutgers.scout.com/a.z?s=183&p=8&c=1&nid=4356738

http://rivals.yahoo.com/njvarsity/footb ... ton-116535

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/70826/dj-singleton

hermistonduck wrote:

greenyellow wrote:

TheMaehlMan wrote:I don't know if we will get him, but being specifically pointed out as a team a top-flight prospect wants to talk with is awesome nonetheless. He sounds like an absolute monster as well.

To be near the top of the list for a recruit from GA means something now. Oregon has gotten it's name out there across the country; now they have start landing them.

We will start to. Success brings in great players : with chip and co, its hard not to see oregon being successful this next year and potentially the one after (bare minimum). Another thing is great players wanna play with other great players: DeAnthony falls into this category, his name is known everywhere and elite players know this elite one chose oregon. Like stated above, oregons becoming an 'it' school. I wish I wasn't graduating this spring and could be an incoming frosh all over again...

Hopefully getting players like DaT becomes more the norm every year instead of only getting them every now and then.

woundedknees wrote:And here's another kid that sounds interestinged:

Scout 2012 4 star S DJ Singleton...

Safety
Ht:6'3"
Wt:200 lbs
40:4.46 secs

uodux1212 wrote:

woundedknees wrote:And here's another kid that sounds interestinged:

Scout 2012 4 star S DJ Singleton...

Safety
Ht:6'3"
Wt:200 lbs
40:4.46 secs

Looks like an intriguing recruit, but from what I found on him, it looks like he's strongly considering Wisconsin, Miami, and Rutgers at this point.