JC WR visiting Oregon
Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2010 10:13 am
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But if there was ever a class that needed a JC WR, this would definitely be the year.Phenom wrote:JC receivers haven't worked out well here. The last one that was OK was Scott. And he was only good for one year...like James Finley.
LT seems to be doing ok.Phenom wrote:JC receivers haven't worked out well here. The last one that was OK was Scott. And he was only good for one year...like James Finley.
Totally forgot about him, but yeah he's been solid.brich75 wrote:LT seems to be doing ok.Phenom wrote:JC receivers haven't worked out well here. The last one that was OK was Scott. And he was only good for one year...like James Finley.
I wouldn't be all too surprised if he's a candidate to RS once he gets here, but only because JC transfers tend to need a year to fully acclimate to the system so that they can be productive.duckz wrote:His profile also says 3 to play 2. That has to help. Not to mention our recent 4 to play 0 signees.
Davis brings that extra downfield blocking that we always seem to have with our WRs. He's a good downfield blocker like J-Will and James Finley were.vagusnerve wrote:well it seems as if Kelly really wants Huff to get some good game experience this year so that he will be a "veteran" next year.
although so far Huff hasn't done much, but what can you expect? he's a true freshman...
what we'll really miss next year is Davis' blocking and Maehl's go-to guy status... a jc might give us the blocking but def not the #1 receiver thing.
vagusnerve wrote:well it seems as if Kelly really wants Huff to get some good game experience this year so that he will be a "veteran" next year.
although so far Huff hasn't done much, but what can you expect? he's a true freshman...
what we'll really miss next year is Davis' blocking and Maehl's go-to guy status... a jc might give us the blocking but def not the #1 receiver thing.