Ducks offer 2023 DB

[DJDuck]

Oregon offers 2023 defensive back Aaron Williams, eyes several 2020 prospects at Cal Lutheran camp
https://www.oregonlive.com/recruiti...eral-2020-prospects-at-cal-lutheran-camp.html

“Aaron Williams, a 6-foot-1, 165-pound prospect, stood out at Cal Lutheran’s Rising Stars camp Friday afternoon not only for his size considering he just finished eighth grade but for his prowess.

Williams’ play earned him an offer from Oregon, as defensive coordinator Andy Avalos and cornerbacks coach Donte Williams kept a watchful eye on him.”

 

[backthepack]

Cristobol won’t be at Oregon by the time he’s in college hthp

 

[DJDuck]

Let me mark you down for that prediction.

My prediction.......MC will be at Oregon as long as he wants AND he loves Oregon.

 

[DJDuck]

The Cristobal Family loves Eugene

 

[RaceBannon]

Helfrich loved Oregon too

 

[backthepack]

Helfrich loved Oregon too

So did Rich Brooks

 

[DJDuck]

Helfrich loved Oregon too

Helfrich was a native Oregonian, born and bred.

 

[DJDuck]

Helfrich loved Oregon too

So did Rich Brooks

Brooks was there for 17 years. Rich Brooks field was named after him.

 

[DJDuck]

Are you also predicting that MC will be gone in 4 yrs Race?

 

[haie]

Are also predicting that MC will be gone in 4 yrs also Race?

He won't be gone in 4 years. Phil will die and just like the Taggert hire, Oregon will remain cheap and justify 7-8 win seasons.

 

[DJDuck]

Interesting prognostication.

 

[RaceBannon]

Are you also predicting that MC will be gone in 4 yrs Race?

No I'm saying coaches don't decide if they stay 81% of the time

 

[whuggy]

Two reasons he won't be there longterm.
1)He'll jump to Miami first opportunity. Going home and can fill a whole recruiting class without travelling.
2)Oregon fans will get restless when his on field results don't measure up to his recruiting rankings.

 

[GDS]

Two reasons he won't be there longterm.
1)He'll jump to Miami first opportunity. Going home and can fill a whole recruiting class without travelling.
2)Oregon fans will get restless when his on field results don't measure up to his recruiting rankings.

By all accounts you are already wrong about number one. Maybe at his second opportunity?

 

[creepycoug]

Two reasons he won't be there longterm.
1)He'll jump to Miami first opportunity. Going home and can fill a whole recruiting class without travelling.
2)Oregon fans will get restless when his on field results don't measure up to his recruiting rankings.

1 & 2 are almost mutually exclusive. I assume you meant those to be in the alternative. Because Miami isn't hiring him if he's not winning. His recruiting chops are not as desperately attractive there as they are in the PNW.