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This LB has high interest in Oregon and wants to come out for a visit during the fall for an official.

Is he being recruited as a LB or DE?

http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p= ... id=4049508

Big time defensive player.

Linebacker. Just spoke with him. Interested in Oregon and wants an official vist if he can.

Interesting read, so obviously my question would be, do we offer the appropriate courses for this young man to become a dentist?

canaduck wrote:Interesting read, so obviously my question would be, do we offer the appropriate courses for this young man to become a dentist?

betcha $10 bucks that if he comes here (or any school fwiw) he'll soon realize how hard it is to become a dentist while playing football. Roper had to quit architecture school because of the time needed which he didn't have.

Man, I'd love to see us become Linebacker U.

canaduck wrote:Interesting read, so obviously my question would be, do we offer the appropriate courses for this young man to become a dentist?

Yes, I've had a couple of my friends from the UO go onto dentistry school. He would have to choose a degree in something like biology or human physiology.

hines wrote:

canaduck wrote:Interesting read, so obviously my question would be, do we offer the appropriate courses for this young man to become a dentist?

betcha $10 bucks that if he comes here (or any school fwiw) he'll soon realize how hard it is to become a dentist while playing football. Roper had to quit architecture school because of the time needed which he didn't have.

Architecture is easily the most time intensive program at UO.

Boom wrote:

hines wrote:

canaduck wrote:Interesting read, so obviously my question would be, do we offer the appropriate courses for this young man to become a dentist?

betcha $10 bucks that if he comes here (or any school fwiw) he'll soon realize how hard it is to become a dentist while playing football. Roper had to quit architecture school because of the time needed which he didn't have.

Architecture is easily the most time intensive program at UO.

I think you need a minimum of about 210 credits to graduate with a degree in architecture versus about 180 for most undergraduate degrees.

I had a roommate that was an arch major and I rarely saw him. He would literally spend the night at his "studio" class.

I had to choose between Architecture & Wrestling. Too intensive of a program to do both. Min. 5 year degree program.