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Russell Bellomy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYmp4CrqoWY

Not a bad looking QB. Good speed and can really make some hard throws on the run. Wouldn't mind Oregon taking a look at him although he may be behind Hundley and a couple others right now.

greenyellow wrote:Not a bad looking QB. Good speed and can really make some hard throws on the run. Wouldn't mind Oregon taking a look at him although he may be behind Hundley and a couple others right now.

Definitely worth a serious look...The kid has wheels and an arm....

Yeah, seems like a higher level QB then Derrick Brown. If we miss out on a bigger QB or two, I could see Bellomy getting a hard look from the ducks.

I liked that tape. He sees the field well, throws on the run well and seems to really have patience to let the play develop. That last fake field goal was a great example, both the guys were covered, he waited till one cut back to the middle and made the throw.

I wonder who's recruiting him the hardest and if he has any interest in the Ducks.

I was looking at his statistics (1545 yards at 60% 438 rushing at 4.3 ypc) and then I checked how they compared against the other QBs in his conference (5A, Region 1 District 4).

Anyway that district has some Junior dual threat QBs putting up big numbers. The most impressive is Jamal Turner. Passed for 2063 yards at 68% and get this, rushed for 2032 yards at 9.5 yards per carry! Unfortunately the rat-Bastard.... errr I mean student athlete has already signed with Nebraska. Their best offensive recruit in years. ... sigh ... Another QB in that league threw for 2950 and ran for 729, he has signed with Texas A&M.

Since none of those QBs graduates until 2011, nobody has signed anything.

As Oregon learned with several prospects, it isn't over til the ink is on the dotted line.

Just ask a couple teams still waiting for 2010 basketball recruit Terrance Jones to turn in a signed LOI.

Yep, verballed not signed. Jamal is really excited about his Nebraska commitment, kind of like Ethan Grant was for Oregon, so yes verbal versus signed is an important distinction. My bad.