Just a refreshing story-- where money and instant gratification are the goals of most PSA's, Bair and his sib's break the mold.

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Purcell has seen his stock continue to rise in recent weeks and with plans to remain active in the recruiting process, he will continue to entertain the recruiting process.

Right now, Oregon, Ole Miss and Auburn are making favorable impressions.

https://n.rivals.com/news/alabama-defender-andrew-purcell-quickly-rising-up-the-ranks

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Big back from the Midwest visiting Eugene soon.

Mostly the same stuff covered by Rivals. I get the feeling there are some newly minted fake duck fans as "we" enter the B1G. Heavy Midwest accent, lol.

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The four-star WDE out of Kansas will be making several trips this spring. Hit the link to see where he’s going and if any schools are standing out yet.

We have had some great Multi event Ducks … including the two time Olympic Gold Medalist and World record holder, Ashton Eaton.

Now it’s time for another great talent … well not like Ashton but I like this guy. Keep an eye on Rafael. He qualified for the NCAA indoor championships, and we still have the outdoor championships later in this year. He might be an Olympian one day… but he is Dutch.

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They need some kind of good news.

They are doing the multi events right now
The big muscular guy is Rafael Raap. I think that he is about 6’4. He is a reason to be hopeful for the future.

Let’s go Ducks!


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If you look closely you will see Noah Whittington in this video.

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Short and sweet article for a slow news day.

https://www.oregonlive.com/ducks/20...ld-move-up-draft-board-after-nfl-combine.html

Leaving Georgia

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Former Buff QB, Klatt's color analysis and pods are pretty good imho. No magic to his thinking, but an interesting analysis nonetheless. McCarthy before Nix? But he does have a first round for Nix, so he is high on Nix. Better team more likely.


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First round buys remain huge. Depth will be key.

Seems like he's on a different outlet every day. Riding the wave.

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More from another busy weekend:

Some thoughts on the top four DB targets for Oregon this recruiting cycle:

Interesting article. I knew he had an injury problem earlier on, but he played right through a torn meniscus. And man did he play. Longest tenured Niner, btw.

Right here:

Saw a "free content" article mentioning this little fella. With offers from many of the blue bloods, it sounds like he will be among the top OL's in his class. One to keep an eye on.

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Here's the latest article from Aaron discussing where things stand with the Ducks as they continue through the final month of the regular season likely needing a run in Las Vegas to reach the NCAA Tournament.

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High three-star 2025 TE Bear Tenney has close to three dozen offers, and he's close to making a decision after his weekend visit to Oregon. The 6-foot-5, 230-pound recruit is focused on the Ducks, Tennessee and Michigan. The recent coaching change for the Wolverines means it could very well be a two-team race at this stage, but he admits that Oregon has been a dream school of his since he was younger.

Drew Mehringer made it out to Lehi, Utah to see the tight end prospect earlier in the week and both Mehringer and Dan Lanning left a strong impression on him this weekend.

Tenney says a decision could come within the next week or two, and Oregon is in great position.

"I'm not gonna lie, it's looking real good right now," Tenney said Sunday. "My relationship with Dan Lanning and Drew Mehringer, it's pretty strong. We're tight. I'm looking to commit here pretty soon either to Tennessee, Michigan or Oregon. After that Oregon visit, it really opened up my eyes about how elite of a program they are."

Hit the link for a full recap of his visit to Eugene.

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