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http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/blog/ind ... Recruiting

Robert Woods (profile: http://usc.scout.com/a.z?s=15&p=8&c=1&nid=3721064 )
"I've been to UCLA, USC and Cal so far," Woods said. "I would like to take a few more unofficial visits to some West Coast schools so in the fall, I can take all my official visits to schools outside the region. I'm going to try and get out to Oregon and Stanford if I can and then I'll feel good about my official visits next year.

Terrance Mitchell (profile: http://oregon.scout.com/a.z?s=128&p=8&c=1&nid=3801047 )
Watch out for Terrance Mitchell (Sacramento, Calif./Burbank) as his stock is starting to take off. The DB MVP at the Stanford NFTC landed an offer from Oregon Tuesday. This comes on the heels of Utah offering Sunday. After his impressive performance over the weekend, there is no doubt Mitchell is an elite corner prospect and should be hitting double digit offers by the start of summer.

Mitchell is going to visit Oregon the summer and it sounds like he'll likely commit (scout, rivals, and dt all reporting the same thing).

Exciting. Sounds like a very nice sleeper commit

Tray Dub wrote:Exciting. Sounds like a very nice sleeper commit

Would you call the kid a sleeper recruit at this early juncture? Utah offered him and other Pac-10 offers are expected.

BisonDucks wrote:

Tray Dub wrote:Exciting. Sounds like a very nice sleeper commit

Would you call the kid a sleeper recruit at this early juncture? Utah offered him and other Pac-10 offers are expected.

At this point he is. He's only got a couple offers and is a three star. If he blows up during summer or during his season, then he won't be a sleeper. Or even if he just pulls in a bunch of Pac-10 offers. But I consider most 3 stars with a small amount of offers sleepers. Things could change though.

Tray Dub wrote:

BisonDucks wrote:

Tray Dub wrote:Exciting. Sounds like a very nice sleeper commit

Would you call the kid a sleeper recruit at this early juncture? Utah offered him and other Pac-10 offers are expected.

At this point he is. He's only got a couple offers and is a three star. If he blows up during summer or during his season, then he won't be a sleeper. Or even if he just pulls in a bunch of Pac-10 offers. But I consider most 3 stars with a small amount of offers sleepers. Things could change though.

Tray Dub is right on here. If you look at his rivals ranking he is a 5.7 3*, which is .1 away from a 4*. Many kids rated as 5.7s this early on are very likely to move up to 4*s.

If you remember, Diante Jackson was a 5.7 3* when he first commited. As soon as more offers came in he jumped up to a 4* & became highly sought after.