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Troy Franklin
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Oregon has received a signed letter of intent Menlo Park (Calif.) Menlo-Atherton wide receiver Troy Franklin. One of the top wide receivers in the country, Franklin joins a loaded offensive recruiting class for the Ducks in the 2021 recruiting cycle.
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Rent free in your pea brain bra.
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Ducks have already signed 17 of their 21 Commits. 👍🏻😁
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Now 20
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Time for Mario to go then
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Oregon hasn’t had a first round pick at WR since @RaceBannon was fighting in nam!
The last time Oregon had a 2nd round pick at WR, I was about year away from being conceived. I’m 21.
Congrats on ruining your career Troy! -
I know it’s a point of pride for UW fans that Oregon hasn’t had a first round WR for a while, but most recruiting efforts are centered on the accomplishments of the position coach instead of the school. Unless you have something like LSU and DBs, or Ohio State and DEs, Alabama and everything other than QBs, or Oregon and QBs.backthepack said:Oregon hasn’t had a first round pick at WR since @RaceBannon was fighting in nam!
The last time Oregon had a 2nd round pick at WR, I was about year away from being conceived. I’m 21.
Congrats on ruining your career Troy!
I’m sure Troy was very impressed by Reggie Williams getting drafted in the first round while Junior Adams was going to college and the year Junior spent with Cooper Kupp.
Oregon’s WR coach was the position coach and recruiter for three first rounders and three second rounders, including AJ Green, Deebo Samuel, Todd Gurley, Nick Chubb, Sony Michel. -
I may be missing someone here, but I think there's a shorter response: Washington's tradition of first and second round wide receivers in about the same tim frame is J Ross III and Reggie Williams. Go check in on those pro careers.RatherBeBrewing said:
I know it’s a point of pride for UW fans that Oregon hasn’t had a first round WR for a while, but most recruiting efforts are centered on the accomplishments of the position coach instead of the school. Unless you have something like LSU and DBs, or Ohio State and DEs, Alabama and everything other than QBs, or Oregon and QBs.backthepack said:Oregon hasn’t had a first round pick at WR since @RaceBannon was fighting in nam!
The last time Oregon had a 2nd round pick at WR, I was about year away from being conceived. I’m 21.
Congrats on ruining your career Troy!
I’m sure Troy was very impressed by Reggie Williams getting drafted in the first round while Junior Adams was going to college and the year Junior spent with Cooper Kupp.
Oregon’s WR coach was the position coach and recruiter for three first rounders and three second rounders, including AJ Green, Deebo Samuel, Todd Gurley, Nick Chubb, Sony Michel.
Honestly, when thinking about Washington's historical relative success at the next level, this isn't the position I'd start with to make my case for the DWAGS as NFL U. Seriously I can't remember the last Washington receiver who was worth a shit in the NFL. It is really Skansi for Christ's sake? Lonzell Hill? That was a looooooooooooong tim ago, and those guys weren't superstars.
As for now, Jaydon Mickens has done much better than anybody expected, and he's a distant third receiver in TB, but at least he's playing.
So what were talking about again? -
Jerome Pathon, that’s Washington’s greatest contribution to NFL WRs. He’s not quite as accomplished as JJ Birden, but I remember him existing.creepycoug said:
I may be missing someone here, but I think there's a shorter response: Washington's tradition of first and second round wide receivers in about the same tim frame is J Ross III and Reggie Williams. Go check in on those pro careers.RatherBeBrewing said:
I know it’s a point of pride for UW fans that Oregon hasn’t had a first round WR for a while, but most recruiting efforts are centered on the accomplishments of the position coach instead of the school. Unless you have something like LSU and DBs, or Ohio State and DEs, Alabama and everything other than QBs, or Oregon and QBs.backthepack said:Oregon hasn’t had a first round pick at WR since @RaceBannon was fighting in nam!
The last time Oregon had a 2nd round pick at WR, I was about year away from being conceived. I’m 21.
Congrats on ruining your career Troy!
I’m sure Troy was very impressed by Reggie Williams getting drafted in the first round while Junior Adams was going to college and the year Junior spent with Cooper Kupp.
Oregon’s WR coach was the position coach and recruiter for three first rounders and three second rounders, including AJ Green, Deebo Samuel, Todd Gurley, Nick Chubb, Sony Michel.
Honestly, when thinking about Washington's historical relative success at the next level, this isn't the position I'd start with to make my case for the DWAGS as NFL U. Seriously I can't remember the last Washington receiver who was worth a shit in the NFL. It is really Skansi for Christ's sake? Lonzell Hill? That was a looooooooooooong tim ago, and those guys weren't superstars.
As for now, Jaydon Mickens has done much better than anybody expected, and he's a distant third receiver in TB, but at least he's playing.
So what were talking about again?
If you’re going to suck bad enough to not get a second contract getting drafted in the first round by the Bengals nets you some cash. Both Akili and John Ross know the hustle.
Considering Washington has had 87 more players drafted it’s surprising they’re getting doubled up in Hall of Fame inductees, and have 15% fewer Pro Bowl seasons. -
How lame. You get your butt kicked in recruiting really bad again and this is all you can come up with. Hahahahabackthepack said:Oregon hasn’t had a first round pick at WR since @RaceBannon was fighting in nam!
The last time Oregon had a 2nd round pick at WR, I was about year away from being conceived. I’m 21.
Congrats on ruining your career Troy!
What’s next? Your dad can beat up my dad. Ha ha ha ha
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