2019 will be a bonanza for Big and talented Poly lineman in Hawaii. Big Joe will be spending a lot of time in the Islands this year.

Be nice! Great athletes deserve mention. I post this because all roads lead to Track Town. We will be seeing these guys. Also, Oregon and USC will be in a battle for the PAC 12 title...this is no ordinary opponent. They are world class.

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I don’t care and I know many like them. Is there a way to erase those from the list of threads somehow per person? I just don’t like having to shuffle through a bunch of threads that I could care less about.

I am sure if I unfollowed Ram I could but I like the dude and would rather not do that. I just don’t want to sift through a bunch of stuff find what I do care about.

No offense meant to those who like the track stuff. Just not my cup of tea.

Thanks!!

Ducks make the cut in this feature by Helmholdt.

Top 2018 RB classes

Athlete Analysis (Part I)

Offered Prospects:

Bru McCoy (@buhbuhbru)

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Jordan Whittington (@J_Whitt3)

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Isaiah Williams (@i_williams11)

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Jashawn Sheffield (@Jashawnsheff)

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Starting to work on this, it will be open for comment at a later time

Not counting normal attrition (transfers, early NFL), as of Signing Day 2018, the Ducks are looking 16 rides for the 2019 class. By the time signing day rolls around, I'd expect that number to be closer to 20.

This is the way too early breakdown of how those scholarships will likely be allotted:

Class Breakdown:

QB - 1-2
RB - 1-2
WR - 3
TE - 1-2
OL - 1-2

DL - 3-4
LB - 3
DB - 2-3

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Quarterback (12 offers)
Running Back (18 offers)
Wide Receiver (26 offers)
Tight End (7 offers)
Offensive Line (30 offers)
Defensive Line (30 offers)
Linebacker (19 offers)
Defensive Back (29 offers)
Athlete (19 offers)

Total known 2019 offers = 190

2019 Hot Board Forum:

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The Ducks added three star defensive back Kahlef Hailassie late this afternoon.

We were alerted to this potential earlier in the week as the Duck staff evaluated him following the decisions of Joshua Moore and Olaijah Griffin.

Kahlef Hailassie

To Missouri.

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Spoke briefly with Sam this weekend. He only has one offer at the moment, but with the 2018 class in the rear view, he is starting to hear from more schools. He will be attending Rivals Camp soon and is hoping to improve his stock there:

Under the radar: 2019 OL Sam Telesa

Over the last couple months I've combed through the boards and heard rumblings of negative recruiting by WT since he left. This morning I read Scott's piece which again mentioned WT and his negative recruiting against Oregon. I watched his streamed press conference at FSU where I noted he took time to acknowledge what a great place Oregon is as well as the incredible people that helped him in Mullens, Pat Kilkenny, Phil and Penny Knight. I won't say I doubt any of the reports but, I'm wondering how do we "know" he was recruiting negatively against us and what was he doing? Is he really that slimy to publicly say such nice things about Oregon and those who helped him but behind closed doors turn the knife while stabbing them in the back? Was he negatively recruiting against the very same coaches he put in place by making statements about their ability or integrity? I'm very curious how he could completely void the unwritten rules and etiquette of those in the coaching brotherhood.

This deserves a seperate thread 4 Ducks go under 4 mins in the indoor mile at the Husky..In a heat with two famous Olympians, our Ducks absolutely blew the doors off of the track.

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Oregon plays host to a top West Coast defensive tackle this weekend, and this one is flying the wrong direction.

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Faatui Tuitele will be in Eugene starting today on an unofficial visit. The 2019 Rivals100 DT has been in contact with a member of the Duck staff for a long time. He told Scott Reed "I was talking to coach Salave’a, the defensive line coach. He first started talking to me when he was at Washington State and when he went to Oregon, he continued keeping in touch."

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DSA will be at MKA for this game. Join us at 5pm for live observations and analysis with myself and Brandon on press row and Tom on the floor taking photos.

Shared this as non premium thoughts this morning.

Take Two: Post NSD 2018 thoughts

so with a much smaller class than originally anticipated with FWT, coupled with 2 transfers already, what do next years scholly numbers look like? I know Scott has said a few times that Mario is spreading the classes out more, but was hoping for a more focused answer.

Also, any further Insite on Teagan Q’s lack of signing?

University of Oregon student on US ski team

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Way to go DSA Mods! The roller coaster ride is over and you all were All-Americans! Absolutely appreciate your tenacity and maturity in getting us the best information and the feeding it to us peace meal so we don’t jump off a bridge. Haha!

Another NSD brings another really good class to Oregon, yet at the end of the day...we are all still friends & passionate Duck fans!
#DSAbrOtherhood18

Hey guys - this got lost in the shuffle a bit on NSD, but Rivals250 safety Jamal Morris picked up an offer from Oregon on Wednesday. The Ducks had already offered his Rivals250 CB teammate Erick Young, but both guys are obviously pretty talented. I will see Young coming up next weekend at a 7v7 tournament in New Orleans, and both will be at the Houston Rivals camp next month. Morris is a pretty rangy safety that looks like he's starting to bulk up a little bit here heading into the spring... Young seems like he is starting to gravitate towards A&M a little bit these days, but I think Morris should still be pretty open with things as far as his recruitment is concerned.

Not trying to be overly dramatic, but as we pencil then erase then pencil again...the amazing thing remains the unpredictable (good and bad) I don't know of anyone who saw this coming...

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Our offensive line will crush defenders.


The Wall 2018
Penei Sewell 6’5” 340
Justin Johnson 6’7” 342
Steven Jones 6’5” 335
Chistopher Randazzo 6’5” 340
Dawson “Tiny” Jaramillo 6’5” 305

Ok....back to the slow news period.....

CBS article on the 11 biggest snubs for the Combine

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft...-the-best-players-not-invited-to-the-combine/