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38-13 2 2 227

Oregon 35 - 7 2 - t/o 3 - Saks 217 yds pasd

Oregon 53-0 3 take aways 3 sacks 242 passing yds

OBD 34-6 3 4 188 (due to weather)

He makes Moore look small. Moore isn't the most build quarterback but he doesn't normally look that small.

Oregon 49-17 2 2 250

ducks 56-13 3to 4 sacks 354 passing here's to explosive plays!

OBD 38-10 3TOs 3 sacks 180 passing yrds

Looking more like his Daddy all the time... guys that size have hurt the Ducks on multiple occasions (tOSU circa 2010 Terrell Pryor/2015 Cardale Jones)

Looks like a well maintained scenic forest byway...

From an On3 analyst about Braylon Hodge... "Braylon Hodge was a big upwards mover in our September Rivals300 update. After going through his early senior film, it's easy to see why Oregon and other programs made him a priority this fall. Hodge plays fast and shows the speed to run sideline to sideline. He triggers quickly and looks to have quality instincts. He's a physical striker and brings some pop at the point of attack, which is obviously key for LB prospects. Looks pretty comfortable playing in space. Overall, it's easy to see him as a good fit in Dan Lanning's defense. Added bonus that he's from the West region and ranks as Rivals' top LB out West."

This season has already brought so much joy, and surprise I’m already over my own “Hoosier hangover”. These coaches know how to recruit kids that “want to be great” every coach says that, but the proof is in the rep count on Saturdays. These players want to be coached hard because they know it is being done with a level of actual love. Weird when you think about it. This symbiotic coach/player relationship that has so many father/son parallels. This is what drives recruiting. The word of mouth from players about the reality of love/development that they get. The bells and whistles of facilities and uniforms and Nike are great don’t get me wrong, but football has always been, and will always be, a people/relationship business. GO DUCKS!!!

With a full redshirt season monitoring his nutrition, and strength, he will be a beast by the time his turn arrives. Jr. also has some good size hands at 9.75 inches. Pretty sure that is tip of thumb to tip of pinky. QBs his size can shed a fair number of sack attempts if they have good balance and foot work.

I could see a scenario where Novosad, and Moga, transfer which would leave Moore, Smith jr, Thomas, and Beavers for next years roster.

Sure hope he develops and we get to see him play for a couple/three years.

Check these highlights, as this is looking even more promising...(only 30 seconds)

The official roster lists Dante Moore at 6'3" and 206 lbs., and Akili Smith Jr. at 6"5' and 231 pounds...has he grown since this measurement? If quarterback doesn't work out--he could be a heck-of-a-Fullback or Tight End? Or a heck-of-a-running quarterback!

DUcks 38 - 14 2 4 255

It sounds like Stewart may have had a partial tear and not a complete tear of the patellar tendon. Partial tears, with adequate rehab, can put the player back in action in (sometimes) less than six months. And Noah's tear was surmised to be a complete tear of the ACL, but the team never disclosed what it was (as far as I know).

*Ducks Win *52-13 *2 (1 fumble recovery, 1 interception) *3 ( 2 by Matayo) *267 passing yards, 303 rushing yards Go Ducks!!!

Ducks 56-10 3 4 314

27-6 Ducks 3 2 210

And a Shelton High Guy Came Through Just When He Was Needed the Most! 😎 Yardbarker'TNF' takeaways: Justin Herbert dominates just when Charg...It was an impressive showing by both quarterback Justin Herbert and the Chargers defense.