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Yes he did and a page about Henry To'oto'o is right here and all the schools that offered him. He was a 2019 4-Star with Rivals, and ScoopDuck thinks Oregon is in a good spot with him for transferring to the Ducks.

Do you agree with this tweet below? I do not until he returns the offense back to the productivity it had before he arrived. "Mario Cristobal has held the Oregon Offense down better than any defense since Auburn of 2010!" Duckpop22 Yes he can recruit players and coaches, but will they develop here, and not in the NFL?

OK...now that is funny!

You could tell when he played that Michael Clay was very smart, and it makes sense that he went into coaching. An article below with more details, and good-for-him! Report: Former Duck Michael Clay offered Eagles' special teams coordinator job by Duck Territory, 247Sports Michael Clay, No. 46, filled the gaps as a linebacker superbly...

A former 5-Star LB who may transfer...

This is the No. 1 recruit in the state for next year, and now Oregon could offer him due to a change in NCAA rules. Good article below and a name to keep track of... Trejon Williams, 2022 Jefferson 4-star safety, receives Oregon Ducks scholarship offer by OregonLive

Again....we are going to be the long-term representative of the conference!

I got to chat with him years back at an Oregon Baseball game, as he was a MLB scout with the radar gun and all!

Holy Crap, what a great preview for us! I had no idea that he was that great an athlete-wow. Question: He is being listed as a safety, but ChicoDuck....do you think he can play corner?

OREGON ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 2021 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Just over a year ago, the Men of Oregon took down a 12-year-old collegiate record in the distance-medley relay at the Razorback Invitational. Friday night at the Randal Tyson Track Center in Fayetteville, Ark., history repeated itself with the Ducks breaking their own record this time by more than five seconds with a time of 9:19.42 to cap Oregon’s indoor season opener. Collectively, the Men and Women of Oregon recorded seven UO top-10 marks Friday at the Razorback Invitational including the record-breaking DMR showing. Cole Hocker (2:49.89), Luis Peralta (47.29), Charlie Hunter (1:47.65) and Cooper Teare (3:54.61) not only broke the NCAA record but set a new all-time world best in the event. The team that had the previous mark of 9:19.93 from 2015 featured two past UO greats in Mike Berry and Matthew Centrowitz. Eric Sowinski and Pat Casey were also part of that relay. The Ducks finished more than eight seconds clear of runner-up Iowa State whose time of 9:27.90 was good for No. 8 on the all-time collegiate list. Hunter and Teare were members of last year’s Oregon DMR that set a time of 9:24.52, surpassing the old record of 9:25.97 set by Texas in 2008.

Whew! Think of it....in his first year--Dennis Dixon could not beat out Brady Leaf!

I agree with George!

The Register-Guard had a great article today about Womens Basketball, and while I will share a few items--you need a subscription for the rest. (And I want us all to support the Oregon media) Coach Kelly Graves wants all games postponed by COVID to be played for certain since it matters so much in the standings. He has great respect for the improvement by Utah as the Utes beat ASU the other night in Tempe. He did gush a bit about Sedona Prince and gave us a tasty tidbit to look forward to... "Sedona, listen, she can do so many things. When she gets stronger and even more patient, she going to be a deadly force in the high post and in her low post as a passer." "Her and Nyara (Sabally) still haven't played a ton together. So at some point Nyara will be down around the basket, Sedona somewhere in the middle, the high post. That could be a deadly combo, and we've yet to see it due to injury."

The Register-Guard had a great article today about Oregon Baseball, and while I will share a few items--you need a subscription for the rest. (And I want us all to support the Oregon media) "I think overall our roster is really improved in terms of talent," said head coach Mark Wasikowski. "We have a thicker roster than in previous years because we're not limited to the 35 man roster. You'll see better talent from top to bottom of depth throughout the roster than we've seen." Probable Starting Pitchers: Junior Brett Walker, 3-0 and .84 ERA Peyton Fuller, 1-0 and 2.84 ERA Cullen Kafka, 0-1 and 4.91 ERA Robert Ahlstrom, 2-1 and 6.08 ERA The Ducks have a TCU transfer pitcher in Caleb Sloan who is a potential starter, and Coach Waz is high on freshmen pitchers Isaac Ayon and Rio Britton who have impressive arms. Walker stated that, "the coaches have acknowledged that they think we're a special team and we take that into consideration and that makes us want to work harder." Kenyon Yovan is still not where he was with pitching prior to his 2018 injury, and until he is--Coach Waz will use him only for hitting. Ashland's Peyton Fuller is below....

We were going to have this glorious five days in a row of Mens and Womens Basketball games....now, nothing.

OREGON ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 2021 EUGENE – Year two of the Mark Wasikowski era begins on Friday, Feb. 19, when the Ducks open a four-game series against Omaha at PK Park. The home opener is the first of 54 games that Oregon is scheduled to play during the 2021 regular season. Under Wasikowski, the Ducks will play a 31-game home schedule starting with the first eight games of the season. After playing four games in three days against Omaha (Feb. 19-21), Oregon will face Seattle in a four-game home stand (Feb. 25-28). “After experiencing what we all have for the past 10 months, releasing the 2021 schedule is especially gratifying,” Wasikowski said. “Allowing the student-athletes the ability to play their beloved sport is one small step towards normalcy. Other college sports have shown that during this time, a certain fluidity to the schedule should be expected and we feel this will apply to us as well." “We intend to play our full 56 game schedule with 33 of those being played at beautiful PK Park,” Wasikowski added. “Our opponents are traditionally strong programs that will challenge our athletes competitively to where they can maximize their abilities while setting themselves up with a strong RPI for the post season. Additionally, the opportunity to play a non-conference weekend series versus our in-state rival at their park is something we simply could not pass on.” The Ducks hit the road for the first two weekends of March when they visit preseason Big West Conference favorite UC Santa Barbara (March 5-7) before traveling to Corvallis for a non-conference series against Oregon State (March 12-14). The Ducks will play four games in three days against UCSB and a three-game series at OSU. Oregon opens Pac-12 Conference play at home when it hosts Arizona State (March 19-21). UO also hosts Pac-12 teams Oregon State (April 9-11), UCLA (April 23-25), Washington (May 7-9) and Stanford (May 21-23). In addition to Omaha and Seattle, the Ducks have non-league home games against Portland (March 23, April 6), a four-game home series vs. New Mexico State (April 1-3) and a two-game midweek series against Gonzaga (May 11-12). “Although we currently are unable to have fans in attendance,” Wasikowski said. “We are hopeful these restrictions will be lifted as we all do our part to conquering the pandemic.” Oregon’s first Pac-12 road series is at Arizona (March 26-28) before they travel to USC (April 16-18), Washington State (April 30-May 1), Utah (May 14-16) and California (May 27-29). The Ducks also have a midweek game at Portland (April 11).

He is a four-star on Rivals, and would be a good one. More in the story below... Avante Dickerson, nation’s No. 8 cornerback and Oregon Ducks target, sets commitment date by OregonLive

This is nice to see....

OREGON ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 2021 SALT LAKE CITY - The University of Oregon women's basketball program has paused all team-related activities because of COVID-19 protocols. As a result, the scheduled games for the Ducks tonight (Jan. 29) at Utah and Sunday, Jan. 31, at Colorado have been postponed. The dates for the rescheduling of those two games will be announced when finalized.

As I understand it, the transfers out relate to the 85 total scholarships, but transfers in do count against each year's 25. This is why JHop at ScoopDuck has been talking about how the staff will keep one, if not two scholarships of the 25 open for the transfer portal.

I like the Chiefs, but think that Tampa's defense will make the big play in the end.

This is incredible....and gives me great hope. THANK YOU.

Most think Moko is going to TAMU, and that is rough on Cristobal, as that player has a very high upside.