all those highlights are from the same game. The compilation highlight reel I've seen has him scoring on most every play
Doubt it.. not much playing time for a FB in the spread, maybe a walk on or something?
Last year They got Curtis White who could be a TE, and Redshirted. This year they possibilities are Christian French, and Colt Lyerla so far unless I am missing someone.
Also one of my least productive days of work all year. To top it off I'm leaving to Disneyland and Cali Wednesday night after work so I'll be extra useless at work that day 
). Think about the timing of his visit. He's the Trojan's prize recruit from their backyard. Dude came into Eugene without any media knowledge of his visit, totally under the radar. From the rough quote I've just relayed, obviously he's had interest in UO for a while. Maybe it's the Ducks offense, maybe it's the way they've been dominant of late, or maybe something didn't feel right about SC or staying in LA? Now having visited the other West Coast powerhouse he's got a couple of days to mull things over with his family without coaches leaning on him and giving the locals minimal input. As with all the kids, I hope he makes the best decision for himself. Wednesday should be interesting to say the least
the Ducks are supposed to be going primarily to a 3-4 next year. Ideally you want a big hog in the middle who goes 300 pounds or so and some stout DEs in the 270-280 range flanking him. Their options along their D Line include (these are the most recent weights I know of) Heimuli 315 Keliikipi 295 Ebert 285 Hart 280 Remington 280 & Turner 265. Of those 6 guys, only Turner will be a Sr. next year. I've read that Washington has put on lots of good weight and is up to 260 or so, so maybe he'll factor with this group by next fall. They also have Hanna Jordan & Anderson as speed type DEs for when they want to mix up their look and go to a 4-3, but they may have to become hybrid outside LB types to see many snaps next year. Assuming the verbals all commit tomorrow, this next class adds the already mentioned Ebert + Koa-Ka'ai, Byers & Kamp who all project well as 3-4 lineman following a redshirt year.
