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You guys are all losers
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Chryst. This is why this bored needs more @AZDuck and @TierbsHsotBoobs and less @DJDuck and @StrongArmCobra.
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It's sad to see how far HH has fallen.IPukeOregonGrellow said:Chryst. This is why this bored needs more @AZDuck and @TierbsHsotBoobs and less @DJDuck and @StrongArmCobra.
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Trice was coveted bu UW, Notre Dame, and Oregon. The only begging that went on was Oregon begging him not to take his last OV to UW a week later. But I'm sure Oregon didn't want him after officially visiting him in the Fall two weeks before he made his decision. That was a pretty clear cut loss on Oregon's part. They wanted him. Treven Ma'ae was a plan B guy they took in advance in preparation for losing out on Trice. Nobody good wanted Ma'ae. His best committable offer was Oregon. Trice isn't small. He's 6'3.5 and 235 right now. A year in the weight room he'll be 250+.FirePeterman said:
lololol doog fans would really be the ones to criticize taking a 3 star project Dline guy and come back with Bralen Trice and Noa Ngalu. From following Oregon recruiting I know all about Trice, he begged to come to Oregon and was turned down as he literally has the body composition of a WR. If you want to see a day and night difference in body type look at a real DE player like Kavon Thibodeax, Treven Ma’ae, DJ Johnson, Adrian Jackson, etc and compare that to Trice. He was politely told no thanks by Cristobal when he came to visit and you gonna bring up Trice? Ngalu is another scrub, mountain west level player. Latu was a must get for you guys and has some tools but he is stiff as a board if the plan is to use him as a true edge you will find yourself disappointed. Paama is a good looking prospect, as is Bandes although he is a high floor low ceiling guy, much less potential than Paama. Tuitele is another good looking player. Only problem is all of UW best dline guys are interior Dline, which in today’s football is far less valuable then exterior edge rushers which Oregon has the best group of of any college program west of the Mississippi. Again the previous statement holds, Oregon has signed the best Dlineman and Olineman in the West last cycle, and already have the best exterior Dline guy on the west this cycle committed with the second best would be committed if he wasn’t failing every damn class (DeShawn Lynch).backthepack said:Faatui Tuitele, Saama Paama, Laitau Latu, Jacob Bandes, Bralen Trice, and Noa Ngalu say hi!
Ngalu was a top performer at the Poly bowl. He's super quick twitch and explosive. Played some running back in high school. Very athletic. When Noa Ngalu is your lowest rated D-lineman in a D-line class of four guys, you're doing very well. Ngalu would have easily been the best DT in Oregon's 2019 class.
UW is being very selective with D-line recruiting this class. They will only take one guy. 4-star Xavier Carlton could be that guy.
Navarrette won't sign with Oregon. Also, Deshawn Lynch is fucking terrible and not an edge prospect. He's a DT in college if he not too dumb to graduate high school. But Oregon does have some talent on the edge. I'll give them that. But you're an idiot if you think the big boys up front aren't more important than the edge guys. Your defense is going to get gashed in the run game. You don't have enough size up front. Luckily for us, UW has both elite DT talent and edge talent.
The best D-line and O-line classes signed last class by any team out West are quite easily both in UW's 2019 class. Not Oregon's. UW signed three 4-star guys on the O-line and three 4-star D-lineman as well as an underrated 3-star in Ngalu. UW signed the best DT class in the country last class that included the Opening Finals D-line MVP, Jacob Bandes. Sama Paama was the best DT prospect in the country and was criminally underrated because he's from Hawaii and didn't do any big camps on the mainland.
UW already beat out Oregon for one 4-star All-American O-lineman this class in Roger Rosengarten and will do so again for Geirean Hatchett very soon. Gaard Memmelaar is also a 4-star talent but he's underrated because he's from Idaho and doesn't do camps. UW still has a chance to land Myles Murao whereas Oregon was eliminated from his top list a long time ago. UW is out-recruiting Oregon for O-lineman right now by a large margin. -
I didn’t read. Anyone want to give the cliff notes?StrongArmCobra said:
Trice was coveted bu UW, Notre Dame, and Oregon. The only begging that went on was Oregon begging him not to take his last OV to UW a week later. But I'm sure Oregon didn't want him after officially visiting him in the Fall two weeks before he made his decision. That was a pretty clear cut loss on Oregon's part. They wanted him. Treven Ma'ae was a plan B guy they took in advance in preparation for losing out on Trice. Nobody good wanted Ma'ae. His best committable offer was Oregon. Trice isn't small. He's 6'3.5 and 235 right now. A year in the weight room he'll be 250+.FirePeterman said:
lololol doog fans would really be the ones to criticize taking a 3 star project Dline guy and come back with Bralen Trice and Noa Ngalu. From following Oregon recruiting I know all about Trice, he begged to come to Oregon and was turned down as he literally has the body composition of a WR. If you want to see a day and night difference in body type look at a real DE player like Kavon Thibodeax, Treven Ma’ae, DJ Johnson, Adrian Jackson, etc and compare that to Trice. He was politely told no thanks by Cristobal when he came to visit and you gonna bring up Trice? Ngalu is another scrub, mountain west level player. Latu was a must get for you guys and has some tools but he is stiff as a board if the plan is to use him as a true edge you will find yourself disappointed. Paama is a good looking prospect, as is Bandes although he is a high floor low ceiling guy, much less potential than Paama. Tuitele is another good looking player. Only problem is all of UW best dline guys are interior Dline, which in today’s football is far less valuable then exterior edge rushers which Oregon has the best group of of any college program west of the Mississippi. Again the previous statement holds, Oregon has signed the best Dlineman and Olineman in the West last cycle, and already have the best exterior Dline guy on the west this cycle committed with the second best would be committed if he wasn’t failing every damn class (DeShawn Lynch).backthepack said:Faatui Tuitele, Saama Paama, Laitau Latu, Jacob Bandes, Bralen Trice, and Noa Ngalu say hi!
Ngalu was a top performer at the Poly bowl. He's super quick twitch and explosive. Played some running back in high school. Very athletic. When Noa Ngalu is your lowest rated D-lineman in a D-line class of four guys, you're doing very well. Ngalu would have easily been the best DT in Oregon's 2019 class.
UW is being very selective with D-line recruiting this class. They will only take one guy. 4-star Xavier Carlton could be that guy.
Navarrette won't sign with Oregon. Also, Deshawn Lynch is fucking terrible and not an edge prospect. He's a DT in college if he not too dumb to graduate high school. But Oregon does have some talent on the edge. I'll give them that. But you're an idiot if you think the big boys up front aren't more important than the edge guys. Your defense is going to get gashed in the run game. You don't have enough size up front. Luckily for us, UW has both elite DT talent and edge talent.
The best D-line and O-line classes signed last class by any team out West are quite easily both in UW's 2019 class. Not Oregon's. UW signed three 4-star guys on the O-line and three 4-star D-lineman as well as an underrated 3-star in Ngalu. UW signed the best DT class in the country last class that included the Opening Finals D-line MVP, Jacob Bandes. Sama Paama was the best DT prospect in the country and was criminally underrated because he's from Hawaii and didn't do any big camps on the mainland.
UW already beat out Oregon for one 4-star All-American O-lineman this class in Roger Rosengarten and will do so again for Geirean Hatchett very soon. Gaard Memmelaar is also a 4-star talent but he's underrated because he's from Idaho and doesn't do camps. UW still has a chance to land Myles Murao whereas Oregon was eliminated from his top list a long time ago. UW is out-recruiting Oregon for O-lineman right now by a large margin.
Oregon bad
UW good
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Why not none?IPukeOregonGrellow said:Chryst. This is why this bored needs more @AZDuck and @TierbsHsotBoobs and less @DJDuck and @StrongArmCobra.
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What you would expect when UW has a better coaching staff and recruits better players.lawsandl said:
I didn’t read. Anyone want to give the cliff notes?StrongArmCobra said:
Trice was coveted bu UW, Notre Dame, and Oregon. The only begging that went on was Oregon begging him not to take his last OV to UW a week later. But I'm sure Oregon didn't want him after officially visiting him in the Fall two weeks before he made his decision. That was a pretty clear cut loss on Oregon's part. They wanted him. Treven Ma'ae was a plan B guy they took in advance in preparation for losing out on Trice. Nobody good wanted Ma'ae. His best committable offer was Oregon. Trice isn't small. He's 6'3.5 and 235 right now. A year in the weight room he'll be 250+.FirePeterman said:
lololol doog fans would really be the ones to criticize taking a 3 star project Dline guy and come back with Bralen Trice and Noa Ngalu. From following Oregon recruiting I know all about Trice, he begged to come to Oregon and was turned down as he literally has the body composition of a WR. If you want to see a day and night difference in body type look at a real DE player like Kavon Thibodeax, Treven Ma’ae, DJ Johnson, Adrian Jackson, etc and compare that to Trice. He was politely told no thanks by Cristobal when he came to visit and you gonna bring up Trice? Ngalu is another scrub, mountain west level player. Latu was a must get for you guys and has some tools but he is stiff as a board if the plan is to use him as a true edge you will find yourself disappointed. Paama is a good looking prospect, as is Bandes although he is a high floor low ceiling guy, much less potential than Paama. Tuitele is another good looking player. Only problem is all of UW best dline guys are interior Dline, which in today’s football is far less valuable then exterior edge rushers which Oregon has the best group of of any college program west of the Mississippi. Again the previous statement holds, Oregon has signed the best Dlineman and Olineman in the West last cycle, and already have the best exterior Dline guy on the west this cycle committed with the second best would be committed if he wasn’t failing every damn class (DeShawn Lynch).backthepack said:Faatui Tuitele, Saama Paama, Laitau Latu, Jacob Bandes, Bralen Trice, and Noa Ngalu say hi!
Ngalu was a top performer at the Poly bowl. He's super quick twitch and explosive. Played some running back in high school. Very athletic. When Noa Ngalu is your lowest rated D-lineman in a D-line class of four guys, you're doing very well. Ngalu would have easily been the best DT in Oregon's 2019 class.
UW is being very selective with D-line recruiting this class. They will only take one guy. 4-star Xavier Carlton could be that guy.
Navarrette won't sign with Oregon. Also, Deshawn Lynch is fucking terrible and not an edge prospect. He's a DT in college if he not too dumb to graduate high school. But Oregon does have some talent on the edge. I'll give them that. But you're an idiot if you think the big boys up front aren't more important than the edge guys. Your defense is going to get gashed in the run game. You don't have enough size up front. Luckily for us, UW has both elite DT talent and edge talent.
The best D-line and O-line classes signed last class by any team out West are quite easily both in UW's 2019 class. Not Oregon's. UW signed three 4-star guys on the O-line and three 4-star D-lineman as well as an underrated 3-star in Ngalu. UW signed the best DT class in the country last class that included the Opening Finals D-line MVP, Jacob Bandes. Sama Paama was the best DT prospect in the country and was criminally underrated because he's from Hawaii and didn't do any big camps on the mainland.
UW already beat out Oregon for one 4-star All-American O-lineman this class in Roger Rosengarten and will do so again for Geirean Hatchett very soon. Gaard Memmelaar is also a 4-star talent but he's underrated because he's from Idaho and doesn't do camps. UW still has a chance to land Myles Murao whereas Oregon was eliminated from his top list a long time ago. UW is out-recruiting Oregon for O-lineman right now by a large margin.
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I got the time to read this over.
-Trice was not a take. This was reported well before he committed and visited Oregon.
-If Trice ends up 250, he will be an injury concern. He looks like Jelks but 3 inches shorter.
-Ngalu is super short. I would much rather have Williams and Dorlus and their size/athleticism combination. Williams needs to get into a proper strength and conditioning program. Dorlus needs to fill out his frame. Ngalu will always be short.
-Oregon can’t be super selective on the DL. The numbers don’t allow it.
-Navarrette is dialed in and taking no other OVs.
-Lynch is not a take.
-Baker, Scott, and Faoliu are plenty big. The 2019 class has size. Williams and Dorlus are projected to play around 310 and Poti and Ware Hudson at 290. Cristobal thinks Dorlus settles around 315.
-UW pulled two 89 composite OL and a 87 composite. Let’s call it what it is. A decent haul not spectacular.
Oh, yeah, all muh 3 stars are underrated!
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SAC and Hondo are neck to neck in thread chinshittery
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Navarrette will not sign with Oregon. Take your screenshot bishlawsandl said:I got the time to read this over.
-Trice was not a take. This was reported well before he committed and visited Oregon.
-If Trice ends up 250, he will be an injury concern. He looks like Jelks but 3 inches shorter.
-Ngalu is super short. I would much rather have Williams and Dorlus and their size/athleticism combination. Williams needs to get into a proper strength and conditioning program. Dorlus needs to fill out his frame. Ngalu will always be short.
-Oregon can’t be super selective on the DL. The numbers don’t allow it.
-Navarrette is dialed in and taking no other OVs.
-Lynch is not a take.
-Baker, Scott, and Faoliu are plenty big. The 2019 class has size. Williams and Dorlus are projected to play around 310 and Poti and Ware Hudson at 290. Cristobal thinks Dorlus settles around 315.
-UW pulled two 89 composite OL and a 87 composite. Let’s call it what it is. A decent haul not spectacular.
Oh, yeah, all muh 3 stars are underrated!
