Very light visit weekend for the Ducks as it turns out. This is not surprising since they are only going to get four or five more commits, and the guys expected to do so have already been on theirs.
We are hearing two guys are on campus now, with one to join them tonight or tomorrow. The two to make it were Moro Ojomo and Dawson Jaramillo. Joining them will be JC WR JJ Tucker. We'll have to verify dates and times with Tucker. Last week he told us February 4th but since that is Sunday (which is an odd day to start an OV) we'll double check.
Official visitors
2/3 8:50 am update: We are hearing Oregon may have brought in a DL on an OV this weekend. Working on verification.
2/3 10:30 update: Verified that surprise visitor Joseph Assai has made the trip to Eugene this weekend.
No Go
Two prospects that did not make the trip as originally scheduled were Keondre Coburn (Texas commit) and WR Josh Moore. Our Texas site tells us that Coburn had been looking around a little at Oklahoma and Oregon, and they were starting to wonder about his commitment. But not making the trip means the Longhorns are very likely good with him. Or at least, Oregon is out.
Same can be said for Moore. He said he was down to Texas and Oregon, then didn't make it to his official visit. You do the math.
We are hearing two guys are on campus now, with one to join them tonight or tomorrow. The two to make it were Moro Ojomo and Dawson Jaramillo. Joining them will be JC WR JJ Tucker. We'll have to verify dates and times with Tucker. Last week he told us February 4th but since that is Sunday (which is an odd day to start an OV) we'll double check.
Official visitors
2/3 8:50 am update: We are hearing Oregon may have brought in a DL on an OV this weekend. Working on verification.
2/3 10:30 update: Verified that surprise visitor Joseph Assai has made the trip to Eugene this weekend.
No Go
Two prospects that did not make the trip as originally scheduled were Keondre Coburn (Texas commit) and WR Josh Moore. Our Texas site tells us that Coburn had been looking around a little at Oklahoma and Oregon, and they were starting to wonder about his commitment. But not making the trip means the Longhorns are very likely good with him. Or at least, Oregon is out.
Same can be said for Moore. He said he was down to Texas and Oregon, then didn't make it to his official visit. You do the math.
