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It would be easy to argue that Randall possesses the strongest arm of any of the quarterbacks we have seen in person, on tape or both for the 2011 class. However, his blessing can also be his curse because he only knows one speed -- 110 mph! With that being said, the slightly-built, wiry signal caller is a quick learner, has feet like a sewing machine needle and is a terrific athlete. He lacks ideal height, but his dimensions fit perfectly to Oregon's style.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recruiti ... id=5355618

I really hope he sticks with his commitment to Oregon.

maxduck wrote:It would be easy to argue that Randall possesses the strongest arm of any of the quarterbacks we have seen in person, on tape or both for the 2011 class. However, his blessing can also be his curse because he only knows one speed -- 110 mph! With that being said, the slightly-built, wiry signal caller is a quick learner, has feet like a sewing machine needle and is a terrific athlete. He lacks ideal height, but his dimensions fit perfectly to Oregon's style.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recruiti ... id=5355618

Very cool and I would guess "quick learner" means he's coachable, sounds great!

AND he wants to be a DUCK by all accounts!!

GO DUCKS!!

Oh hell yeah! Stick with Oregon Jerard.

"Based on day one, he was the most physically impressive prospect of the group."

Which is why I favor Randall over Mariota and Manziel. Obviously I'm just a fan, and my assessments mean nothing, but to me, I want a guy who has all the physical tools, because I know our coaches could convert that type of potential into a stud.

UOducksTK1 wrote:"Based on day one, he was the most physically impressive prospect of the group."

Which is why I favor Randall over Mariota and Manziel. Obviously I'm just a fan, and my assessments mean nothing, but to me, I want a guy who has all the physical tools, because I know our coaches could convert that type of potential into a stud.

But I don't think there's going to be much drop-off between the 3. It just seems like Randall is more physically ready to contribute early. Plus, since he seems to be very coachable, that also bodes well for his future since Kelly likes to throw a lot at his QBs and see how they handle it.

hopefully he doesnt do to good at these camps and an easley situation happens again

Sounds as if Randall and Hundley are the 2 guys singled out on day 1 for not only their physical attributes, but their mental ability and attitude as well... Something they will need if either one ends up at Oregon.

Here's to the best man choosing the Ducks!

I'd love to see both, but just do not picture that as a likely development.

woundedknees wrote:Sounds as if Randall and Hundley are the 2 guys singled out on day 1 for not only their physical attributes, but their mental ability and attitude as well... Something they will need if either one ends up at Oregon.

Here's to the best man choosing the Ducks!

I'd love to see both, but just do not picture that as a likely development.

I would be perfectly happy with Randall if we don't get Hundley. While Randall doesn't have the prototypical size for a QB, it doesn't really matter with Oregon's offense.

UOducksTK1 wrote:"Based on day one, he was the most physically impressive prospect of the group."

Which is why I favor Randall over Mariota and Manziel. Obviously I'm just a fan, and my assessments mean nothing, but to me, I want a guy who has all the physical tools, because I know our coaches could convert that type of potential into a stud.

What's interesting about that quote is that Hundley is supposed to be all about measurables.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recruiti ... id=5355800

DSN can't seem to find this article on the final days of the event. Anyways...Sounds like Randle is a total jitterbug. The key in his development is to just "flow" more and use those jets only when necessary. Wish we could get a few more reports on the event...

Also, is this an all expense paid trip for these players? Pretty sweet deal if it is, to get some Joe Montana tutelage like that....

Yes, it's all expenses paid.

Randall is all Oregon btw - and it sort of sounds like Fla upset his parents by offering him as a WR. Bridges might very well be burned. (Re: potential for an Easley scenario)

bigsugarduck wrote:http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recruiti ... id=5355800

DSN can't seem to find this article on the final days of the event. Anyways...Sounds like Randle is a total jitterbug. The key in his development is to just "flow" more and use those jets only when necessary. Wish we could get a few more reports on the event...

Also, is this an all expense paid trip for these players? Pretty sweet deal if it is, to get some Joe Montana tutelage like that....

That was the point of this competition... A nationwide talent search, with individual tryouts at locations all over the US, with the top seven receiving all expense paid trips to Hawaii... Definitely a sweet deal for the final seven!

woundedknees wrote:

bigsugarduck wrote:http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recruiti ... id=5355800

DSN can't seem to find this article on the final days of the event. Anyways...Sounds like Randle is a total jitterbug. The key in his development is to just "flow" more and use those jets only when necessary. Wish we could get a few more reports on the event...

Also, is this an all expense paid trip for these players? Pretty sweet deal if it is, to get some Joe Montana tutelage like that....

That was the point of this competition... A nationwide talent search, with individual tryouts at locations all over the US, with the top seven receiving all expense paid trips to Hawaii... Definitely a sweet deal for the final seven!

Shows how talented he was to get one of 7 spots, although it could be that not every top QB entered into the competition (not that I don't think he couldn't have gotten in otherwise).

1. Randall
2. Mariota
3. Manziel


That is how I would rate the three based on what I have seen. Manziel looks more like a receiver to me, but who knows.