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Sources: Oregon WR Brenden Schooler enters transfer Portal
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“Sources have confirmed to Duck Territory that senior wide receiver Brenden Schooler has put his name into the transfer portal. The senior wideout was injured in Oregon's fall camp and returned to action in October playing in three games for the Ducks this season. Since Schooler has not used his redshirt or played in four games this season, the wide receiver could graduate transfer with one more year of eligibility in the 2020 season. (The news was first broken by the Oregonian's James Crepea)
So far this season, Schooler has caught two passes for 44 yards. Against Washington, Schooler's one 23-yard reception came on Oregon's opening drive, putting the Ducks into the red zone. Oregon would score five plays later.
Schooler suffered a broken bone in his foot and missed most of fall camp and five weeks of the season, returning to the field for the Cal game in early October. The senior wide receiver was expected to start this season before his injury in fall camp.”
https://247sports.com/college/oregon/Article/Oregon-Ducks-football-brenden-schooler-transfer-portal-137377326/
So far this season, Schooler has caught two passes for 44 yards. Against Washington, Schooler's one 23-yard reception came on Oregon's opening drive, putting the Ducks into the red zone. Oregon would score five plays later.
Schooler suffered a broken bone in his foot and missed most of fall camp and five weeks of the season, returning to the field for the Cal game in early October. The senior wide receiver was expected to start this season before his injury in fall camp.”
https://247sports.com/college/oregon/Article/Oregon-Ducks-football-brenden-schooler-transfer-portal-137377326/
Comments
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He's not a P12 receiver. If you need him it means you aren't going anywhere.
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Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
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He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
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Fuck him. What an absolute pussy
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If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
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He rarely got separation, and isn't physical enough to overcome that.
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This. Good blocker. That’s where he’ll be missed. Absolutely awful route runnergreenblood said:He rarely got separation, and isn't physical enough to overcome that.
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creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
You are ignorant. They asked him to play WR because of injuries, depth, talent and consistency.creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
He showed how good he was as a freshman, his on field play at safety speaks for itself. You should stick to things you know more about.
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Your argument is entirely subjective and being made by a dipshit.DJDuck said:creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
You are ignorant. They asked him to play WR because of injuries, depth, talent and consistency.creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
He showed how good he was as a freshman, his on field play at safety speaks for itself. You should stick to things you know more about.
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That is a liedtd said:
Your argument is entirely subjective and being made by a dipshit.DJDuck said:creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
You are ignorant. They asked him to play WR because of injuries, depth, talent and consistency.creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
He showed how good he was as a freshman, his on field play at safety speaks for itself. You should stick to things you know more about.
As you so ignorantly ignore the other arguments are ENTIRELY SUBJECTIVE you moron. I gave my opinion based on watching him in person and the objective stats from his Freshman year. Do you need to take your adderall?
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You are stupid. If he were great, they'd have said "he sucks as a receiver. But him back on defense."DJDuck said:creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
You are ignorant. They asked him to play WR because of injuries, depth, talent and consistency.creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
He showed how good he was as a freshman, his on field play at safety speaks for itself. You should stick to things you know more about.
He wasn't good at the position he played. Simple. -
A lie? You're so fucking stupid you don't even know what a lie is? If he were a good safety he'd be playing safety which is our? weakest position, by far, on the entire defense. He's such a shit WR that the coaches won't let him redshirt this year and come back next season, but he's still a better WR than S, or are the coaches stupid?DJDuck said:
That is a liedtd said:
Your argument is entirely subjective and being made by a dipshit.DJDuck said:creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
You are ignorant. They asked him to play WR because of injuries, depth, talent and consistency.creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
He showed how good he was as a freshman, his on field play at safety speaks for itself. You should stick to things you know more about.
As you so ignorantly ignore the other arguments are ENTIRELY SUBJECTIVE you moron. I gave my opinion based on watching him in person and the objective stats from his Freshman year. Do you need to take your adderall? -
He was a fucking terrible safetydtd said:
A lie? You're so fucking stupid you don't even know what a lie is? If he were a good safety he'd be playing safety which is our? weakest position, by far, on the entire defense. He's such a shit WR that the coaches won't let him redshirt this year and come back next season, but he's still a better WR than S, or are the coaches stupid?DJDuck said:
That is a liedtd said:
Your argument is entirely subjective and being made by a dipshit.DJDuck said:creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
You are ignorant. They asked him to play WR because of injuries, depth, talent and consistency.creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
He showed how good he was as a freshman, his on field play at safety speaks for itself. You should stick to things you know more about.
As you so ignorantly ignore the other arguments are ENTIRELY SUBJECTIVE you moron. I gave my opinion based on watching him in person and the objective stats from his Freshman year. Do you need to take your adderall?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tkcsrIn99A
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I don't think it's about effort necessarily, but that play is the exact same reason he's a shit WR despite being fast.ntxduck said:
He was a fucking terrible safetydtd said:
A lie? You're so fucking stupid you don't even know what a lie is? If he were a good safety he'd be playing safety which is our? weakest position, by far, on the entire defense. He's such a shit WR that the coaches won't let him redshirt this year and come back next season, but he's still a better WR than S, or are the coaches stupid?DJDuck said:
That is a liedtd said:
Your argument is entirely subjective and being made by a dipshit.DJDuck said:creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
You are ignorant. They asked him to play WR because of injuries, depth, talent and consistency.creepycoug said:
If he were a "Great" safety, he'd be on the field playing safety.DJDuck said:
He was not a bad receiver. He was the fastest WR “while guy” or black guy.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. The coaches asked him to play WR. He is a team player and complied. His position was on defense like his brother at Arizona. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.
This will make him a very valuable commodity in the transfer portal.
Perhaps Arizona will pick up Brenden and he can play with his brother Colin.
As A Freshman (2016)
Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts at safety Ranked tied for fifth in the Pac-12 and tied for third among FBS freshmen with a team-high four interceptions Finished third on the team with 74 tackles, including 47 solo Second in the Pac-12 among freshmen in tackles behind teammate Troy Dye Had eight or more tackles six times Added six pass breakups vs. Virginia (Sept. 10): Collected his first career interception and had three solo tackles at Colorado (Sept. 24): Had eight tackles, including five solo, to go along with his second interception in September at Washington State (Oct. 1): Finished with a team-high nine tackles with six solo at California (Oct. 21): Set season-highs for tackles (11) and solo stops (8) Had an interception in back-to-back weeks against Arizona State (Oct. 29) and at USC (Nov. 5).
IDRGAF how fast he is or what color he is. He is a pass-dropping bad route running machine.
He showed how good he was as a freshman, his on field play at safety speaks for itself. You should stick to things you know more about.
As you so ignorantly ignore the other arguments are ENTIRELY SUBJECTIVE you moron. I gave my opinion based on watching him in person and the objective stats from his Freshman year. Do you need to take your adderall?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tkcsrIn99A
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What does race have to do with his skills or performance? Stupid cunt.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
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I see quook OBK is alive and well. Oh well.
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It was a joke. Wipe the sand out of your vagina you little bitch.oregonblitzkrieg said:
What does race have to do with his skills or performance? Stupid cunt.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
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NallJukingSchooler.gifDJDuck said:
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
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I don’t like guys who actually have a role on winning teams simply looking out for #1 and transferring. Being a part of a champion means nothing these days.
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If he’s really an All Pac 12 special teams player, he’s valuable for a team with an open spot. WR and special teams depth, although he probably should move to safety if he wants any chance at a pro career.
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Nall made Schooler his bitch. Stepping in dog shit would have slowed him down more. No idea why people think he’s such a great safety, he could snag arm punts out of the air and rack up stats because he was in that fatass Brady Hoke defense.BennyBeaver said:
NallJukingSchooler.gifDJDuck said:
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
One of the worst tacklers ever.
I wish Schooler the best, but what kind of pussy bails on a team playing for the Rose Bowel or playoff? Especially when the teams star player is your roommate and best friend? -
It is dumb. Catching 20-30 passes for some shitty PAC 12 team like Arizona or a MWC team is better than being a role player on the likely conference champion.RatherBeBrewing said:
Nall made Schooler his bitch. Stepping in dog shit would have slowed him down more. No idea why people think he’s such a great safety, he could snag arm punts out of the air and rack up stats because he was in that fatass Brady Hoke defense.BennyBeaver said:
NallJukingSchooler.gifDJDuck said:
He was a great safety and started as a Freshman. He was an All PAC 12 type safety as can be seen by his freshman year.dtd said:Good. Fuck white guy wide receiver. He's the worst receiver Oregon has had on the worst receiving group they've had in 30 years. GREAT special teams player tho.
One of the worst tacklers ever.
I wish Schooler the best, but what kind of pussy bails on a team playing for the Rose Bowel or playoff? Especially when the teams star player is your roommate and best friend? -
We won't miss him. He sucked.
