Jake Shipley, 3* 2020 DE, Indio (Shadow Hills), CA (OFFERED 4/16/19)
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Btw - kid is an honor student and I love this part of it:
“Shipley said the most difficult part about the ordeal was reaching out to Washington's defensive line coach, Ikaika Malloe, whom he'd developed a close relationship with during his recruitment. He said he didn't want Malloe to find out about the commitment to Oregon via social media, so he gave him a call to tell him personally.”
He sound like a classy kid. Look, I can see why he wasn’t a high priority for UW but Oregon loses 5 senior DL and there isn’t a lot in between this senior class and the 2019 class. So, no one got played.
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Exactly. Solid pickup for Oregon but we'll live.lawsandl said:Btw - kid is an honor student and I love this part of it:
“Shipley said the most difficult part about the ordeal was reaching out to Washington's defensive line coach, Ikaika Malloe, whom he'd developed a close relationship with during his recruitment. He said he didn't want Malloe to find out about the commitment to Oregon via social media, so he gave him a call to tell him personally.”
He sound like a classy kid. Look, I can see why he wasn’t a high priority for UW but Oregon loses 5 senior DL and there isn’t a lot in between this senior class and the 2019 class. So, no one got played. -
Cristobal timed it up perfectly. What a jackass.lawsandl said:SAC -
https://www.desertsun.com/story/sports/high-school/football/2019/06/14/shadow-hills-jake-shipley-commits-play-football-2020-oregon/1462103001/
From the horse’s mouth. He decided to commit that Friday. -
I give this a chincredible for you pure dedication. Your resolve is 2nd to none.StrongArmCobra said:
Cristobal timed it up perfectly. What a jackass.lawsandl said:SAC -
https://www.desertsun.com/story/sports/high-school/football/2019/06/14/shadow-hills-jake-shipley-commits-play-football-2020-oregon/1462103001/
From the horse’s mouth. He decided to commit that Friday. -
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A few interesting tidbits from Shipley's commitment article from his hometown paper.
"The area around Eugene, they don’t have their NFL team. Their NFL team is Oregon," he noted. "Everybody in Eugene just bleeds that green and yellow. It’s a great, great vibe to that city. You’re like a celebrity there if you play football at Oregon. I actually like a little town like that, so it’s a great fit for me.”
Coaches at Oregon are expecting Shipley to play defensive end and told him that he'll have an opportunity to start as a true freshman. Playing early was important to Shipley, so even if he doesn’t start during that first year, that the coaches envision that as a possibility carried some weight with Shipley, he said.
I'm confused, I thought it was the UW coaches who shamelessly promised playing time in order to get recruits to sign -
WOOF!
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Yeah....but the man bun blows all that out of the water.lawsandl said:Btw - kid is an honor student and I love this part of it:
“Shipley said the most difficult part about the ordeal was reaching out to Washington's defensive line coach, Ikaika Malloe, whom he'd developed a close relationship with during his recruitment. He said he didn't want Malloe to find out about the commitment to Oregon via social media, so he gave him a call to tell him personally.”
He sound like a classy kid. Look, I can see why he wasn’t a high priority for UW but Oregon loses 5 senior DL and there isn’t a lot in between this senior class and the 2019 class. So, no one got played. -
The man bun/ teenage receding hairline combo is a Eugene staple. He also has a double-helix tattoo so that everyone knows that he was probably in AP BiologyBeerThirty said:
Yeah....but the man bun blows all that out of the water.lawsandl said:Btw - kid is an honor student and I love this part of it:
“Shipley said the most difficult part about the ordeal was reaching out to Washington's defensive line coach, Ikaika Malloe, whom he'd developed a close relationship with during his recruitment. He said he didn't want Malloe to find out about the commitment to Oregon via social media, so he gave him a call to tell him personally.”
He sound like a classy kid. Look, I can see why he wasn’t a high priority for UW but Oregon loses 5 senior DL and there isn’t a lot in between this senior class and the 2019 class. So, no one got played. -
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There was no promise. There is an opportunity for sure.bananasnblondes said:A few interesting tidbits from Shipley's commitment article from his hometown paper.
"The area around Eugene, they don’t have their NFL team. Their NFL team is Oregon," he noted. "Everybody in Eugene just bleeds that green and yellow. It’s a great, great vibe to that city. You’re like a celebrity there if you play football at Oregon. I actually like a little town like that, so it’s a great fit for me.”
Coaches at Oregon are expecting Shipley to play defensive end and told him that he'll have an opportunity to start as a true freshman. Playing early was important to Shipley, so even if he doesn’t start during that first year, that the coaches envision that as a possibility carried some weight with Shipley, he said.
I'm confused, I thought it was the UW coaches who shamelessly promised playing time in order to get recruits to sign -
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Hook line and sinkerSwaye said:lol
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A depth chart is pretty easy to figure out. There is definitely early playing time available in 2020.
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Quality recruits don't worry about depth charts.lawsandl said:A depth chart is pretty easy to figure out. There is definitely early playing time available in 2020.
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Nobody promised, man!!1!Swaye said:lol
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Look, nobody *promised* you smallpox, but the *opportunity* was there, sure.Swaye said:lol
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I haven’t watched the video so he could be good ... who knows
But the vibe I get looking at his pictures and interviews is that he’s a dude bruh type that fits the Sark, Cristoballz, etc side of the world.
Best of luck to him but he’s probably a JAG on the UW depth chart and figured that out
TL, DR: WDWHA -
Coaches are a much bigger draw than depth chartlawsandl said: -
How about development?
Croots know what schools are pushing out draft picks.
Over the very recent recruiting cycles are we hearing this consistently from our targets ... and from industry people.
It's paying off because croots know that a uw offer really means and represents something. -
YOU have to be kidding. You think Kayvon Thibodeaux worries about depth charts? Fuck no. He just assumes he's gonna start because he always has. Jake Shipley types look at depth charts. That's the difference between a quality recruit and a JAG.lawsandl said: -
animate said:
How about development?
Croots know what schools are pushing out draft picks.
Over the very recent recruiting cycles are we hearing this consistently from our targets ... and from industry people.
It's paying off because croots know that a uw offer really means and represents something.
You do realize Oregon is set up to have a big NFL draft class, right?
As much as you shit on player development at Oregon, two players on the edge were just drafted into the NFL. Also, if you didn’t see big leaps in development by Carlberg, Baker and Faoliu, we just aren’t going to agree on the topic.
Big Joe can develop and has a history of it. -
Per Biggins: "well below average athleticism for a p5 player"
Fuck west coast football. -
WhitePower.gifdtd said:Per Biggins: "well below average athleticism for a p5 player"
Fuck west coast football. -
His opening results were certainly not flashy. I am not sure well below is accurate.dtd said:Per Biggins: "well below average athleticism for a p5 player"
Fuck west coast football. -
What do you mean by big? Be specific. How many 1st round picks? 2nd round?lawsandl said:animate said:How about development?
Croots know what schools are pushing out draft picks.
Over the very recent recruiting cycles are we hearing this consistently from our targets ... and from industry people.
It's paying off because croots know that a uw offer really means and represents something.
You do realize Oregon is set up to have a big NFL draft class, right?
As much as you shit on player development at Oregon, two players on the edge were just drafted into the NFL. Also, if you didn’t see big leaps in development by Carlberg, Baker and Faoliu, we just aren’t going to agree on the topic.
Big Joe can develop and has a history of it.
We've been hearing about Oregon's NFL draft prospects for years but they haven't had a 1st or second round draft pick since 2016.
When they went 0-fer in 2017 there were some very specific predictions made by a certain Duck fan regarding Royce Freeman and Darren Carrington. Those didn't turn out too well. -
Well, we'll see ... glad you have confidence in your program ... You would not be a fan if you weren't.lawsandl said:animate said:How about development?
Croots know what schools are pushing out draft picks.
Over the very recent recruiting cycles are we hearing this consistently from our targets ... and from industry people.
It's paying off because croots know that a uw offer really means and represents something.
You do realize Oregon is set up to have a big NFL draft class, right?
As much as you shit on player development at Oregon, two players on the edge were just drafted into the NFL. Also, if you didn’t see big leaps in development by Carlberg, Baker and Faoliu, we just aren’t going to agree on the topic.
Big Joe can develop and has a history of it.
But hang on a minute, can I borrow your back to the Future machine? Don't be counting your chickens and all that shit ... Your not SAC level logically ... -
Royce was drafted and Darren was a graduate transfer to Utah and a character risk after being kicked out.FremontTroll said:
What do you mean by big? Be specific. How many 1st round picks? 2nd round?lawsandl said:animate said:How about development?
Croots know what schools are pushing out draft picks.
Over the very recent recruiting cycles are we hearing this consistently from our targets ... and from industry people.
It's paying off because croots know that a uw offer really means and represents something.
You do realize Oregon is set up to have a big NFL draft class, right?
As much as you shit on player development at Oregon, two players on the edge were just drafted into the NFL. Also, if you didn’t see big leaps in development by Carlberg, Baker and Faoliu, we just aren’t going to agree on the topic.
Big Joe can develop and has a history of it.
We've been hearing about Oregon's NFL draft prospects for years but they haven't had a 1st or second round draft pick since 2016.
When they went 0-fer in 2017 there were some very specific predictions made by a certain Duck fan regarding Royce Freeman and Darren Carrington. Those didn't turn out too well.
I don’t know of any Duck fans thinking the last three classes had any sort of NFL talent.
