Here is his HS profile from class of 2019.

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Oregon among the favorites:

https://n.rivals.com/news/ranking-the-contenders-troy-franklin

Ducks offered an SDE from Scott's old stomping grounds.

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Next up in the series Dale takes a look at a crucial position.

BOW: TE

Assistant Coach of the Year!!

Not a bad replacement for those guys who became Huskies...

https://www.oregonlive.com/trackand...ed-by-ustfcca-oregon-track-field-rundown.html

Very Sad...

Prayers to Mycah and his family.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2020/03/28/michael-pittman-uncle-dies-coronavirus

On the big screen in my man cave.

Just heard USC is in Flowe’s ear to stay home due to the pandemic. Is there any truth to this rumor?

it’s why we keep coming back for more

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Prophet Brown out of Cally.

https://www.oregonlive.com/recruiti...urpose-back-places-oregon-ducks-in-top-6.html

He sounds like the Ducks are way up there for him but he has a long way to go.

Francis Mauigoa lands Duck offer

Here's where I think Oregon stands in Egbuka's recruitment:

https://n.rivals.com/news/ranking-the-contenders-emeka-egbuka

Now all we need is a blankety blank season!


https://www.usatoday.com/picture-ga...-way-too-early-top-25-2020-season/4462455002/

Yes, this outstanding OL from Utah, a 2021 commit, has returned from his two-year LDS mission early because of the pandemic. Link here: Login to view embedded media
Obvious question is: Will he be able to practice/play during this upcoming season?

The center in last years MBB class is also on a mission I believe. Any word on if he will be done early?

St. Louis ATH Kevin Coleman will be highly-rated when the first Rivals100 for the 2022 class is released next week, and Oregon was his dream school growing up. Coleman discusses that in the article linked below:

https://n.rivals.com/news/st-louis-sophomore-kevin-coleman-over-20-offers

Governors issuing stay at home orders, schools closed, all but essential services curtailed.

I'm not suggesting we rehash the politics of the Covid-19 virus, but I AM wondering when or if life will return to normal, and what normal might look like by August.

Will the closures, bans and extreme measures save the college football season? I really want to know.

Putting this out for discussion. I know we have some doctors and very informed people here.

Some might say, why are you even thinking about Duck football at a time like this? To them I say, because, it's Duck football.

So, let's get away from sports briefly, with nothing much to do, how is everyone here spending all their free time?

I will start.

One: School. Because my MBA classes are all online, they have not stopped. Even last week while I was on vacation (anniversary trip to Myrtle Beach), I had homework.

Two: Reading. I finished up the book 'Good Economics for Hard Times' as well as the book 'Conscience: The Origins of Moral intuition' while on vacation. I just started 'Keeping at It' (Paul Volcker autobiography; finished with Alan Greenspan's book earlier this year). Will also be reading 'Educated' by Tara Westover probably start that this week as well.

Three: I don't watch much non-sports television, but the show 'Living With Yourself' has been a pleasant surprise.

one of the most gifted athletes that ever wore
an Oregon uniform

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