I read about this from a post on Trackducks, who read about it on a football website. He runs a sub 47 400m Apparently there is some mutual interest between Oregon and Khamari Terrell. I have no idea if he will run track. The 400m event isn’t usually compatable with serious football players…. but there are exceptions.

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Henderson is rising fast. At 10 offers after picking up Oregon today.

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- Spoke to Trejon, Williams, he is limited to drills only due to a shoulder stinger. He did tell me that TMac is legit "he's a beast"

- Cyrus Moss is mostly potential at this point. Needs some size and development as a pass rusher.

- Ben Robert's looks really good on interior rush, needs to work on some of his 3 or 5 technique still. He is a sponge learning wise.

- Kawika Rogers has seen his effort ramp up with this competition level. He can definitely play woth these guys.

- Justius Lowe is very smooth in his release and route running. Will be fin to watch him develop. Will get follow up interview with him today.

- Conerly arrives today but not here. Have some video with drills I will upload later today.

Has he added any lbs.?

EUGENE, Ore. – Oregon will open the 2022 season ranked 16th in the D1 Softball preseason poll and will be led by a couple of players ranked among the nation’s top 100 by Extra Inning Softball.

Defending national champion Oklahoma led the D1 poll, released Tuesday, followed by Alabama and Oklahoma State. The Ducks were one of five Pac-12 teams in the preseason rankings, including No. 4 UCLA, No. 7 Washington, No. 15 Arizona and No. 21 Arizona State.

Coming off a 40-17 record and an NCAA Regional final appearance a year ago, Oregon will be led by Brooke Yanez and Allee Bunker, who were both listed among the nation’s “Elite 100” players, Extra Inning Softball announced Tuesday.

Yanez, a fifth-year senior from Ventura, Calif., was an NFCA third-team All-American and a first-team all-Pac-12 pitcher in 2021. She finished second in the Pac-12 with 268 total strikeouts and led the conference with 10.29 strikeouts per seven innings. Yanez, an NFCA first-team all-Pacific Region selection, went 22-6 with a 2.11 ERA in 2021 while holding opponents to a .185 batting average in her 182.1 innings of work. Her 268 strikeouts are third in UO single-season history, behind only Cheridan Hawkins, who holds the top two spots.

Bunker, a senior from Huntington Beach, Calif., earned both all-Pac-12 first team and all-Pac-12 defensive team honors at second base in 2021. She was also named to the NFCA second team all-Pacific Region team. Bunker led the Ducks with 49 RBIs, last season and tied for the team lead with 10 home runs. She hit .342 with 10 doubles, two triples and 36 runs. She was also one of the most difficult players in the nation to strike out, fanning six times in 200 plate appearances.

Yanez and Bunker are two of the seven starters Oregon returns for the 2022 season. The Ducks also return catcher Terra McGowan, who hit .308 with 26 RBIs a season ago, outfielder Hanna Delgado (.302), Rachel Cid at third base (.288, 30 RBI) and outfielder Ariel Carlson, as well as infielder Jasmine Williams (the former Jasmine Sievers), who redshirted last season, but was an all-Pac-12 player for the Ducks as a freshman in 2019 after batting .326.

Season tickets for the 2022 season are on sale now. Reserved seats are $150 and general admission is $100.

The Ducks open the 2022 slate against Ole Miss Feb. 10 at Fullerton, Calif.

D1 Softball Preseason Poll

Combined his interview with a quick impact analysis:

Talks final three of Oregon, Miami and USC:

https://youtu.be/DnDIdO9ObBU

Here is our conversation from the Polynesian Bowl with Lowe. Oregon is in great shape here.

- I have converted the Kawika Rogers interview to written format for the morning.
- In the afternoon, we have an interview with Trejon Williams on tap
- Josh Conerly is supposed to arrive tomorrow, so we will try to get an exclusive interview with him when we see him tomorrow.
- We will be at practice again and see if there is something more relevant than initial drills and separating teams out that we can get for you.
- Later this week (probably Thursday) we will talk to Doug Williams and June Jones and get their take on what they see from the Oregon targets/commits as well as their general thoughts on the talent out here.