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Gerald Gafford; going to be a senior for Berkner this year. He'd be a perfect fit for the Oregon offense (Berkner has adopted the Oregon offense). Berkner's one of the best programs in the Dallas area and is in one of the toughest districts as well (with Lake Highlands and Carter)...it's produced many NFL players, such as Aqib Talib.

This kid reminds me exactly of Josh Huff....playing qb/wr for his team but definitely projects as a WR at the next level. He's been offered by most of the local schools (Ok State, arkansas, a&M), but has real interest in Oregon. He's also a really great, smart kid with his head on his shoulders (all AP classes, great grades etc.)--take it from someone who knows him personally. If anyone knows the best way to make coaches aware, please feel free.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3rYdRWlc3M

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUs6eI1o ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eLIjr5y ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMkiC7yp ... 1D48E4E5A6 (mentions the Oregon offense)

Email address's for the football staff used to readily available but it appears a change of policy has taken place. Goducks.com, the official website, does have a contact form and one of the categories is prospective student-athlete. http://www.goducks.com/CreateTicket.dbm ... SPSID=3801

Also available is the Athletic Department Staff Directory (http://www.goducks.com/ViewArticle.dbml ... LID=694213) and try the football secretary.

I believe they request video of the athlete in question prior to much discussion. It seems a quick inquiry from you might answer a lot of questions. Good luck.

I almost said "Wow" cause he looked so mobile and fast for 6'1 223lbs.
Then I clicked on the 3rd link and it said 5'10 170lbs. Made more sense.

ntxduck wrote:If anyone knows the best way to make coaches aware, please feel free.

See Willie Lyles. You can find him at your local deli.

Quackles wrote:

ntxduck wrote:If anyone knows the best way to make coaches aware, please feel free.

See Willie Lyles. You can find him at your local deli.

One stop shopping: a recruit and some roast beef.