Oregon Top RB class in Country
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Oregon Top RB class in Country
http://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/Te ... &postype=8
From Rivals:
#1 RB class
#4 DB class
#5 TE class
#19 OL class
#25 QB class
I love the talent we just added at the RB and DB positions. Nice work coaches. Next year, lets get a top 5 DT, and DE class!
From Rivals:
#1 RB class
#4 DB class
#5 TE class
#19 OL class
#25 QB class
I love the talent we just added at the RB and DB positions. Nice work coaches. Next year, lets get a top 5 DT, and DE class!
Stewart Mandel-"From a purely aesthetic standpoint, I much prefer to watch a good spread-rushing offense over a traditional Power-I offense, and Oregon's has been the most fun by far for the past several years. It's fast, its precise, and when Chip Kelly has the right quarterback (Dixon, Masoli) at the helm, the possibility of someone ripping off a 60-yard run exists on nearly every play."
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chapelhillduck
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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
someone please explain why USC is #16 in DT when they have 1 guy committed and other schools have a 4 star plus others?
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RanDux
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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
Those numbers are a little misleading. They counted Huff as an RB and Lowe as a DB rather than WRs, so we didn't even have a score at WR.
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duckgrad99
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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
UCLA also has a few top running backs coming in, but they weren't on the list because one of them was classified as an athlete. Still, I couldn't be happier with Williams and Seastrunk.

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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
Can someone explain how we are so highly ranked with a grand total of 2 OL's committing? A prep and a somewhat (until we offered) under the radar JC. What, do they count TE's in both categories?chapelhillduck wrote:someone please explain why USC is #16 in DT when they have 1 guy committed and other schools have a 4 star plus others?
My thought: Rowland is Superman and the people who rank these positions know it.
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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
There's 3 OL: Rowland, Grasu, and Clanton. Also, Clanton is not an under the radar JC; he's a four-star on Rivals so he's pretty good.featherbutt wrote:Can someone explain how we are so highly ranked with a grand total of 2 OL's committing? A prep and a somewhat (until we offered) under the radar JC. What, do they count TE's in both categories?chapelhillduck wrote:someone please explain why USC is #16 in DT when they have 1 guy committed and other schools have a 4 star plus others?
My thought: Rowland is Superman and the people who rank these positions know it.

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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
^^^^forgot our future center^^^^ Won't happen again.
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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
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There's 3 OL: Rowland, Grasu, and Clanton. Also, Clanton is not an under the radar JC; he's a four-star on Rivals so he's pretty good.[/quote]
The Clanton verbal was a bit of a shocker when we got him. He shot through the roof (star and award-wise) after we got him. I believe he is legit as it gets. However when we got him he did not have much in the way of offers if I remember correctly.
There's 3 OL: Rowland, Grasu, and Clanton. Also, Clanton is not an under the radar JC; he's a four-star on Rivals so he's pretty good.[/quote]
The Clanton verbal was a bit of a shocker when we got him. He shot through the roof (star and award-wise) after we got him. I believe he is legit as it gets. However when we got him he did not have much in the way of offers if I remember correctly.
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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
he has 3 to play 2, read somewhere they might try to redshirt him because the entire oline is returning but he will be hard to keep of the field and will push somebody for reps.
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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
It says we're a distant second in RB classes...
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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
Think that's because Vainuku is the #1 FB and they didn't put him in under RB originally.Tray Dub wrote:It says we're a distant second in RB classes...
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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
Gotchagoducks75 wrote:Think that's because Vainuku is the #1 FB and they didn't put him in under RB originally.Tray Dub wrote:It says we're a distant second in RB classes...
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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
Vainuku might have been a good option as a developmental DT... 6'1/251/4.6? At one time he expressed interest in Oregon.
He's a cousin of a certain former monster LB from USC.
He's a cousin of a certain former monster LB from USC.
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chapelhillduck
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Re: Oregon Top RB class in Country
how are we a distant second now? We have the exact same stats as USC star-wise...
Is Dillon Baxter that much better than Lache?
Is Dillon Baxter that much better than Lache?