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Meet Your New Ducks: 4-Star from Texas…Enough Said

There’s always tons of hype surrounding football recruits out of Texas. It’s the mecca of high school football and has consistently produced an elite level of talent. As Oregon has emerged as a national title contender year in and year out, they’re finding themselves on …
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Oregon Football Recruiting Manifesto: What Happened in 2012-2013?

This multi-week series will attempt to take a reasonable, logical and unbiased look at Oregon’s recent recruiting successes and failures while analyzing the program’s recruiting philosophy under Chip Kelly. The series will then look at how that philosophy already has and may continue to evolve …
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Ducks Receive Another Signing Day Present

Oregon Football has made a habit of gaining unexpected commitments from highly recruited prospects on National Signing Day. In 2010, the quiet and humble defensive tackle Ricky Heimuli, who played his recruiting cycle extremely close to the vest, sent his letter of intent to Eugene. …
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Ducks Steal from Trojans; Land Big Recruit

The Ducks picked up a big and somewhat surprising recruit in 4 star defensive end Torrodney Prevot yesterday. Out of Houston, Texas, Prevot de-committed from USC hours before signing day. Prevot had committed to USC over this past summer, but apparently had a last …
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Recruiting Update: Magnificent Seven Bag Their Bounty

Football Recruiting Commits/Offers While much of this week’s attention focuses on Oregon’s latest grab at receiver Devon Allen (4-Star/Phoenix, AZ/Rivals250), and quarterback Juwaan Williams (3-Star/Tucker, GA), little known hybrid Elijah George (2-Star/Las Vegas, NV) committed to the Ducks after taking an official visit last weekend (Read a detailed analysis of Allen here). …
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Take your MARK…Recruiting off and Running

The chips have fallen where they may – Chip Kelly is gone and that can only hurt the recruiting, right? Wrong. A newly crowned head coach highlighted visitations that proved eventful for four potential Ducks who made their way to Eugene this past weekend. Torrodney Prevot (Houston, Texas), …
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