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Oakland Tribune says King will sign with Cal
Posted by Rob Moseley
Here's their update on the North Carolina-turned-South Eugene defensive end.
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MarcTheDuck, pdx
I don't get why we can't seem to get big DL guys. Some of it must be just bad luck. But we need to get better at this somehow. It's a glaring problem. Especially with guys that are going to high school in Oregon getting away.
Jerry, The Land of Bowerman
Not surprising. Would be curious to hear his reasoning for choosing Cal. They need a lot of help
Ryan, Napa CA
I have seen mentioned that we pulled his scholarship offer. Has this been substantiated and if so why did we?
James, Beaverton
It's hard to argue with a degree from Cal. That being said, It is a bummer that we can't land some big D line guys for whatever reason.
craig s, Eugene
This is disappointing. His family moved to Eugene and I would have thought that may have been due to the UO and a profound interest. Curious that he was waffling for some time. I'm not sure that he will be ready to play next year, which makes his decision all the more confusing since the rehab would have been top notch at UO. Oh well, best of luck to him.
thanx Rob, especially right after i put my McCain, King package blog. Rob just curious other than Huilmani, sorry if i spelled his name wrong what other DL are we really going after.
Duck Tails, Eugene
Ryan at comment #3, I have heard that we pulled his scholarship offer because he was living with Dino Philyaw (Ex Duck back in the 90's) and Cal was making a big fuss about this being a "recruiting violation." So instead of dealing with it and trying to get the guy, we gave up. I think we decided that one player isn't worth getting into trouble for, even if the reason is dumb. Recruiting is a dirty, dirty game. (That's only word of mouth too, don't know how much of that is true.)
PDX Dawg, Portland, Oregon
It's not as if Cal is chopped liver. #6 team nationally last year until Ducks dismantled them. Beat Arizona. Beat Stanford. Obviously, they weren't all that with terrible losses to UO, USC, OSU, & UW but there not that far off. And is 2008 that far a distant memory for the Duck faithful? 26-16 ring a bell? Should Cal get a QB that can throw the ball, watch out!
pearhalf, boise
Cal is lining up quite a recruiting class, as is most of the Pac10. I still say for most California recruits, the Ducks are usually an afterthought. It seams like lately USC gets most anyone they want, Cal coming in second, then the Devils and the Ducks after that, with the Bruins, Trees and the Fuskies coming on strong. That being said, it is a good reflection on the Ducks and Bevo's that they are often beating these teams. Really, it does point a somewhat questionable light on Tedford. It just seams like so many recruits come down to Cal and the Ducks and they get more then their share, but they don't play like they have more talent. The way this class is lining up appears to fit the normal pattern. The top recruits on the offense with the top D players in the backfield and lately linebacker. Just goes to show the great job the coaches are doing with their underrecruited d-lineman and system.
Go Ducks. -
Lovin' how the coaches dropped his offer.
Pretty much game over on the recruiting front.
How do you play a game with no Dline?
We're gonna end up with James Scales. This is a guy (no offense to him) that we offered just to get King, McCain and Allen, cause he projects as a lower - tier D1 prospect. Now, we end up with Scales and none of the other guys. Great job coaches.
Also getting Tony Dungeys son. Another guy with hardly any offers, and only from lower - tier schools. WTF? Great job coaches.This is the biggest recruiting implosion for any team that i can recall.
Total disaster.
One the biggest needs is on the DL. Owa and King in our backyard, and Oregon can't land either. Pathetic. This recruiting class is awesome, but the DL is such a priority next year.
duck fan
as somone that knows whats going on with this recruiting,, oregon stopped recruiting King, got tired of the games, and moved onto other recruits! he had pleanty of chances to commit to us! once we dropped him, he practically begged for his scholorship offer back, but oregon didnt give it to him!
kinderbueno: what are you talking about? oregon has a top 25 recruiting class,, the coaches know way more then we do about the recruits, so if they dropped someone its for a reason, and not all kids that dont have a ton of offers are terrible players! bringing the character of a kid like tony dungys son to oregon is a pretty good reason to give a scholarship, and if florida state was recruiting him, he must be a pretty good player!!! -
ChuckyDuck, San Diego
Folks, this was Coach Azz's first full year recruiting for Oregon and look how many outstanding DLs were in play for us. While several may wind up as near misses, we're sitting on 3 DLs now with great upside (Washington, McCain, Remington).
Azz will have a full off season to coach up his returning players and redshirts and he'll only get better at recruiting for the Ducks. Think of it as a process rather than a single event. I'm impressed with the direction our defense is headed in and will looking forward to Spring Ball by February 4th.
PDX Dawg, Portland, Oregon
duck fan: The Ducks will play games with the right recruit (e.g. Pryor, Bryce Brown) so I don't by it. I think Cal caught you with your hands in the cookie jar and you pulled out just before the lid came down.
As for Tedford, for some reason he just can't motivate his kids. Great talent but never up for the big game. Put Tedford in the SEC and he'd be great since the fans are the motivators. Not so much in Berkeley.
Lastly, Oregon's recruiting class is very nice although not where you really need it: D. Allioti better get it together or he'll be taking Ernie's place on the hot seat!
kinderbueno- Yea, total disaster, one of the highest ranked recruiting classes we've ever had, c'mon man.
Another thing, you have NO idea why, if they actually did, pull his offer. You are completely outside the situation and know nothing about it. IF they did, it could be for many reasons.
And on the lower "ranked" guys, especially the DB's, again your ignorance is showing. I will have you know, according to rivals Jairus Byrd and Patrick Chung were both 2 stars, and Walter Thurmond III was a 3 star, as is Scales, at least give the kids a chance man.So unless you guys are willing to throw on your duck polo and hop on a plane to go recruit, calm it down. These guys have these jobs for a reason, let them do their work.
I may not know exactly what is going on with the King situation, but I do know failure when i see it.
Top 25 class, blah blah blah.
We are not recruiting well on defense.
Dline, anybody?
We are taking guys like Dungy (=no FSU offer, my friend) and Scales.
The only other D1 school to offer these guys is Loiusville. Loiusville!
We've got a project on the Dline in Washington.
We've got a unkown JUCO guy in Remington.
And McCain is likely gone, don't kid yourself. -
ChuckyDuck, San Diego
kinderbueno - you crack me up! You remind me of the Goth kids in South Park: "Oh it's just all so dark and meaningless…"
Let's see, went to the Rose Bowl first time in 15 years; rivals currently ranking our recruiting class 14th.
"Game over" (Ok got it, the dork in Aliens)
"biggest recruiting implosion I can recall"
Too funny!
DucksWTD, Portland
Heard King dissed the coaches by blowing off a meeting they set up for him. So if he didn't want to be there, they didn't want him there. Only keeping those that are in it to win it.
Apparently Scales runs a 4.95 40 yard dash.
He's got no good offers, we're the only guys that offered, and we did so to get King, McCain and Allen (all of whom we've lost out on).
Dungy? Same thing. No good offers. Again, we're his only choice.
Are you telling me you think these guys are Chung or Byrd????????
Dungy's offer is a favor to the father. Scales's offer is throwing a bone to Allen and King and McCain.
I don't care about the so called top 25 class. It was looking good, but when you NEED Dline recruits, and come up empty, then you've failed.
What, are they gonna swith to a 2-6 defense????? THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH DLINE PLAYERS ON THE TEAM. AND THEY ARE NOT SUCCESSFUL RECRUITING DLINE PLAYERS. -
Brian Duck Carpenter
UCLA,Cal,Washington and even Oregon appear to have REALLY gained ground on USC during this recruiting cycle. How do you stack up the top 5 Pac-10 teams, going into spring ball.
I have it from top to middle
#1 Oregon
#2 Cal
#3a Stanford
#3b USC
#5 Arizona -
Greenblood, Mountlake Terrace, WA
I know zero about the King situation personally, but I'd say I "hope" it was that the Ducks pulled his offer, that Kelly was standing up for principles (as I'm hearing . . . ), rather than King just decided Cal was his school rather than Oregon.
I remember hearing Kelly say shortly after his move to HC of his belief that playing for Oregon should be a "privilege" (or something like that). I'm wondering if now—with certain players no longer on the team and possibly certain recruiting decisions, if that's the case—I'm understanding much better what Kelly meant by that. No monkeying around, if you're going to be a Duck, then be one full-out, or forget it. If that's the attitude, I like it.
Spike89, Springfield
Total meltdown? Hardly. The Ducks have one of their best recruiting classes ever, already and a another couple players still possible. It is a ranked recruiting class. We did fine with the Joey-led team in 2000, not a single top-25 class in the period leading up to that season. I recall a pretty decent team led by Dennis Dixon, again, without top-25 classes.
Good coaching, solid schemes, a fantastic development and conditioning program, and an eye for gems to be developed are what have brought Oregon success in the past. Add in perhaps the best group of athletes ever this year and I'm not worried.
FluffyDuck, NYC
kinderbueno, we will very likely sign the most highly rated recruiting class in Ducks history on Wednesday. To be calling out the coaches for that accomplishment is just ridiculous. We understand; you and others wish we had a classful of 300lb d-linemen. We don't. The coaches will deal with the issue. We are defending Pac-10 champs, and will be rated in the top 10 to start the season.
The sky is falling? Huh?
duck fan
Obviously there are those in full panic mode with this position. It's a vital position no doubt. I think we all need to take one big step back and clear out any conceptions we have about the position. Look at our current 2010 roster of DE and DT's.
94 Arden, Keaton DE 6-5 215 RFr. Piedmont, Calif. (Piedmont HS)
86 DiVincenzo, Chris DE 6-5 210 Sr. Porter Ranch, Calif. (Notre Dame HS)
66 Hart, Taylor DE 6-6 259 RFr. Tualatin, Ore. (Tualatin HS)
33 Irvin, Tyrell DE 6-1 210 Sr. Denver, Colo. (Mt. San Antonio C.C.) (Aurora HS)
97 McIntyre, Andy DE 6-2 232 RFr. Portland, Ore. (Cleveland HS)
62 Musgrove, Nick DE 6-2 215 Jr. Eugene, Ore. (Churchill HS)
41 Simms, Matt DE 6-3 207 Jr. Carmel Valley, Calif. (Palma HS)
45 Turner, Terrell DE 6-3 255 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Crenshaw HS)
65 Remington, Isaac DL 6-4 290 Jr. Queen Creek, Ariz. (Phoenix College) (Valley Christian HS)
93 Anderson, Anthony DT 6-4 226 RFr. Spring Valley, Calif. (Helix HS)
88 Bair, Brandon DT 6-7 268 Sr. St. Anthony, Idaho (South Fremont HS)
99 Clark, Zac DT 6-2 260 Sr. Wichita, Kan. (Butler County C.C.) (Wichita North HS)
96 Iupati, Andrew DT 6-1 286 Jr. Anaheim, Calif. (Golden West C.C.) (Western HS)
92 Keliikipi, Wade DT 6-3 288 RFr. Waianae, Hawaii (Waianae HS)
59 Montgomery, Terrance DT 6-2 283 Sr. Pittsburgh, Pa. (Reedley C.C.) (East Allegheny HS)
95 Tuiasosopo, Denton DT 6-1 305 Jr. Pittsburg, Calif. (Pittsburg HS)How many guys do you need to play 3 positions?
rivals has our recruiting class 13th,, thats without king…. all you guys that think oregon is doing a crappy job of recruiting, quit drinking the kool-aid, obviously u cant do much better since your not part of the recruiting staff!
From the getgo King said he wanted out of NC due to the hot, humid weather. Given that he cares about the weather and it's been an ugly winter thus far in Eugene (cold, fog, damp and dreary), not surprised to see him headed south. Nothing to do with grades or character. My suspicion is the coaches got tired of waiting and perhaps keeping others on too long of hold. A possibility exists as well that King was trying to sway McCain to join him in Berkeley.
Rivals has him at a 4.6 (rivals had Byrd at a 4.63, Jeremiah Johnson at a 4.66, and I remember being just fine with their speed) And Pat Chung's only other offer was from Wyoming
And I'm not saying they are as good as those guys, but 4 years ago you were probably saying the same thing you are now.
I know I don't know everything, but I'm not going to bad mouth what going on here, because I don't know what's going on inside. Lets just wait and see what happens before we get all worked up.
Duck Fan,
You're list is preposterous.
After this year, we've got Hart, Kellikipi and Anderson and Remington. Four guys that have never played a snap of college ball.
The other guys you mentioned with you list are either gone already, set to graduate or are walk ons.
Great, we can play an all walk on front line. Sounds like a recipe for another rose bowl.
You people are blind if you can't see that this class is a disaster.
It doesn't matter if we are the number one class in the nation if we can't recruit at least a couple bodies for the Dline.
Mike in Eugene, Eugene
I think if this class was inked today it gets a B-. Yeah we got some good players at RB,OL,QB, and DB, but we completely whiffed on Dline guys. I've been a Duck fan for over twenty years and I've never cared about stars/rankings. I think recruiting is about filling needs not taking a million high rated RB's and callin it a day. That being said, I love the athletes we picked up, and I love the effort the coaches put towards recruiting. I'm lookin forward to watching my Ducks win another Pac-10 championship.
FluffyDuck, NYC
"You people are blind if you can't see that this class is a disaster."
kinderbueno, seriously, what are you thinking? I think you should limit yourself to one Red Bull a day, dude!
Too bad
Gabe, Eugene opened it's arms to you and you went to Berkeley instead. Whatever, kid.
I hope you enjoy eating Autzen turf.
Ryan, Napa CA
In all fairness, in some ways I agree with Kinderbueno. While I don't think the sky is falling and obviously we will have a wonderfully "rated" class when it is all said and done you do have to look at needs and DT seemed to be of the upmost importance this year and we completely whiffed. Can we make up for that next year with a Haloti Ngata type player? Who knows but it sure would have been nice to land the in-state guys when you have them in your own back yard.
Here we are signing a kicker when we don't have any scholarships available and you need DT's. I am a little confused but I do believe we will make due next year with what we already have.
Exactly Ryan.
Sorry if I've come off as riled up about this.
We've got a great class coming in, especially at RB and DB.
But here we are with limited scholarships, and great need at DE and DT, and we're offering guys like Dungy (Offers: Oregon & Central Florida) and Scales (Offers: Oregon and Louisville) and a Kicker.
Our need at DE and DT was already HUGE, and then Iupati and Montgomery left. Now there's a hole in the roster the size of Texas. If you take the walk ons out of the equation, we've got a real lack of bodies there.Yes, we've got a good class. But it doesn't fill our needs on defense. Plus its ending very badly… we were poised for a great end to the recruiting season, and now:
Owa: Gone
King: Gone
Heimuli: Gone
Werner: Gone
McCain: GoneAll those guys play on the Dline.
All those guys would have a chance at tons of playing time by their second year in the program (when we'd need them most).
So I think its fair to ask: What is going on here?
DucksDominate, Southern Oregon
I understand where you are coming from but keep a little perspective. If you are that upset about it…..don't buy tickets this year.
Look, we are going to see a lot of growth from the guys that are currently on the roster and it is very unlikely that any of the recruits were going to come in and significantly change the makeup of our defense this year. We have a lot of guys returning with experience.
We also have some tremendous linebackers and safeties…...even if the other team opens a hole…..they will be going far. Chill.
Whocares, the endzone for six
Good Luck to King;
Enjoy Berkley just remember that as you look up at the scoreboard in Strawberry Canyon; you should have signed with Oregon.
Hope you have fun winning for the fighting Tedheads; remember nobody rushes outta the gate like Cal. And nobody crashes harder in the second half of the schedule like Cal.
Kyle, Tim Day fan club
Kinderbueno, you're funny.
I suppose you felt like Brandon Bair and Blake Ferras were "proven" house-hold names as D1 defensive linemen at this time last year? Oh, you didn't? Neither did anyone else. Gee, what happened when our coaching staff needed to make some lemonade with "no Dline"? I'm pretty sure they won the Pac-10 by 2 games and went to a decent bowl game this year.
Since you clearly know nothing about Oregon's success over the last decade, let me clue you in… we NEVER have star D-Tackles (with a couple of rare exceptions like Ngata, Olshansky). Usually we rely heavily on JC D-Tackles. We have thrived on recruiting classes full of great running backs and quarterbacks, and the current recruiting class is cut from the same cloth.
To call outstanding players like Bennett, Williams, and Seastrunk a total disaster is idiotic. These guys are going to put up huge numbers for Oregon in the next 3 to 4 years and trying to somehow imply that our coaching staff are a bunch of failures for bringing in stellar recruits like these shows your lack of sense and/or credibility.
Oregon will win the same way it always has… without 5-star D-tackles. We're going to use our deep and talented LBs to support that weakness, and our never-ending pool of good/great DBs will clean up the rest.
We're going to light up the score board on offense, we're going to bring our 50 points to the game, and the pressure won't be on our defense to keep opposing offenses down, it will be on opposing offenses to keep up with Chip's corvette.
Put down the noose Negaduck.
Wasn't Ward a walk-on…
Wow, you definitely can tell someones skill from the offers they get, because he definitely couldn't tackle.
old Bruce, WA
You are the least of anyone who has ever posted on this board. Why don't you slow down and take a deep breath and think! befor you write. -
Turner, Clark and Bair all played quite a few snaps, and Kenny Rowe if you count him on the d-line. But I do agree we might need to get some depth, and I have full faith that the coaches will figure it out.
I always love the gloom-and-doom club, who think recruiting services are right on the mark on every kid listed. It doesn't work that way. Suh was a 4-star guy, and Colt McCoy was no one's top prospect. Heck, the two biggest-name RB recruits UO ever had were Jonathan Stewart (a 5-star guy who panned out) and Kevin Willhite (who was supposedly all-world but was damaged goods by the time he reached Eugene and never made a ripple). People point out Olshansky as a top DT, but he was a raw, raw recruit who I think was a 2-star guy out of San Francisco. Troy Polamalu was a 2-star guy until he signed with USC, and suddenly he was 3 stars. Some of these 5-star guys will work out, most won't. Some of the 1-star guys will be garbage, some will play long careers in the NFL. Remember, three starters on the Indianapolis Colts' offensive line next Sunday were walk-ons, as was Reggie Wayne. Chill, Kinderbueno. Let time tell who's good and who isn't.
Spike89, Springfield
Actually, I don't believe Igor was terribly highly rated, he was only honorable mention at his position for the bay area by one area paper, and 2nd team by another. He bloomed at Oregon after a redshirt year and a pretty forgettable freshman season. He was a beast his sophomore year and a monster as a junior.
Ryan, Napa CA
I am stoked to have all these players and yes they could turn out to be all world. It wouldn't be the first time. I am just a little dissappointed we didn't fill in the gaping hole of DT and DE. Why can't we get a two star DT this year with the potential to be a P Chung on the D Line and atleast help with a little depth in an area that many feel is the weekest part of the FB team. I mean we didn't even sign one player at that position. 2010 we will be fine with what we have but it will be intersting to see how 2011 turns out.
dickduckworth, gardnerville nv
Why does everyone think that recruiting is over? I gotta funny feeling that there will be a couple of surprises on Wednesday and THEN we can all grade this class. That being said even if we dont get the DLs needed this is perhaps the most talented class the Ducks have ever had. I remember recruiting from the 70s and 80s. Some of THOSE classes were truly bad(remember Don Read?) so whatever happens on Wed it wont be THAT bad and come the 2010 season we will all watch the Ducks win at least 9 games.
ChuckyDuck, San Diego
Ryan - we got a wild card project @ DT last year. His name is Denton Tuiasosopo. Great bloodlines, great potential. Follow what happens with him this spring.
Deputy, Eugene, Oregon
Kinderbueno you need a valium or something. Stop having a cow it will be okay. We will sneak someone in there. I bet you are a trip to watch the game with when things aren't going our way. I can here it now, hope no kids sit next to you!!! RELAX we will adapt improvise and overcome! It's only Monday we got lots of time.
sparkyduck, Keizer
Hey Kinderdude, maybe we should have hired Lane "Violation" Kiffin to help bring in a few more D-line recruits. I hear fancy houses and SUV's work wonders.
phil, eugene
Kinderbueno, what do you think of your Beaver recruiting class? Oh, sorry did I out you? Seriously, your Beavers do pretty good for such lousy classes. This Duck class is pretty impressive to the rest of us who wear the Green and Gold (and black and white and etc etc).
Count me as one who thinks we will get one more big get get on signig day.
ChuckyDuck: Denton Tuiasosopo is a walk on. Yeah, I love the name too, but he's not a "wild card" prospect. He's a walk on.
oldBruce: I don't even know what you're attempting to say.
Everyone thinks I've gone crazy because I'm questioning a scholarship offer to a zero star player with connections.
I'm not hating on Dungy, I'm just thinking I'd rather see a two star DT… shoot, Fred Thompson, DT verbal to the Beavos, would have killed a man for an Oregon offer.
DuckHead, Portland
Kinder's just a crybaby troll stirring the pot, ignored.
RedDuck, K-Falls
Looks to be a very good class of recruits this year but, I too am worried about the D-line. I know, we should be counting our 4 star blessings. However, after witnessing tOSU's heavy package blow us off the ball for a consistant 4-5 yard gain in the 4th, YES I am worried! There's nothing worse (and frustrating) than being outmanned at the point of attack. Was it just me or was that the longest 4th quarter in Rose Bowl history? I sure hope we can correct it before next season begins, if not our offense will have to be NFL good. GO DUCKS!!!
Old Duck
You guys, ignore kinderbueno.
Guys like him thrive on negativity. They get on a blog, say something incredibly stupid and then sit back and enjoy all the attention.
They are like spoiled children
They laugh at all you who take the bait.He's an idiot, ok?
Don't waste your time on him
You guys are something else.
Because I'm questioning something about the program, I am obviously:
Disgruntled / A Beaver Fan / An Idiot / A Troll / A Crybaby / Etcetera…
According to some of you, one cannot be critical of the Ducks program. -
Joe G., Eugene
If guys who were wavering are deciding against the Ducks at the last minute, I don't think blame should fall on the coaching staff. My suspicion is that it might have something to do with the unresolved situation from last weekend. Guys who might want to come to a top five team might not want to come to a team that - minus a certain star player - would more likely be borderline top 25.
It was a particularly horrible time for that to happen. If that situation truly is affecting things, then we will be lucky not to lose a few oral commits. -
sparkyduck, Keizer
You are quite an optomist, RedDuck. I remember getting blown up on both sides of the ball in the RB. Almost every team we play (outside of the State of Washington) have more highly touted lineman than we do. We rely on speed and scheme to win games, and do a pretty good job of it. This is the reality of Oregon Football.
I chose to rejoice in the recruits we do get and the games we do win. I don't have time in my life to dwell on the one that got away.
Orwas's Conscience, Southern Yankton
Hroniss Grasu…... listed as a Center…. perhaps he moves over to DT. 6'3" 260 lbs. (Rivals). Thought I read somewhere that he enjoyed defense, but would play anywhere they needed him. With that frame, he could easily put on enough weight to play DT. Great motor, 4.87 40yd.
Dave Andrieu, Salem
Didn't we have threads like this last year about our QB and RB situation. The world was about to end because we didn't get some highly regarded recruits.
For some strange reason, I don't see the concerns about those positions this year.
Maybe next year at this time, everyone will be wondering why we have so many defensive linemen and can't seem to recruit anyone at some other position.
Orwas's Conscience, Southern Yankton
#56 Dave: Good point.
I understand the concern some have. On paper it (DT status) doesn't look all that great.
That said, we probably haven't signed our last recruit for this year, and if needed there might be some position changes. You go with what you have and make the best of it. If it was easy, it wouldn't be much fun.
Good point Rob!
I am interested to see if we can at least pick up Werner.
Also, Keliikipi(if healthy) should be a beast. We also have some other returners who should step up there game after this years experience.
I have a hunch, there might be some surprises come signing day!
DT questions…
Strange to hear Montgomery giving up football his senior year. I was expecting him to gain some playing time. Any health issues which are public and we can talk about? Or was Montgomery informed the Ducks are expecting to sign a couple recruits who will for certain not redshirt and for sure to play immediately?
Besides Isaac and Tuiasosopo, who are the ready to play/expected 2 and 3 deep DT's? What's the consensus on redshirt freshmen Wade Keliikipi and Anthony Anderson? Is Taylor Hart considered a DT or DE? I assume we'll find out about Ricky Heimuli and Björn Werner on Wednesday? What are the other possibilities at DT?
Re: Montgomery, its probably a personal decision. As far as anyone knows, there are no DT recruits. The Ducks have two DEs coming in: Remington, a JUCO, and Washington, a project that needs a few seasons to gain weight and mature.
Tuiasosopo is a walk on, and as far as anyone knows, is not expected to impact the team. People like and recognize his name, that's about it.
Taylor Hart and Kelikipi will be DTs, and Anderson will be DE. Along with Keaton Arden, who needs a couple seasons to mature, they are the only non-senior talent on the roster on Dline.
Werner and Heimuli are not coming.
Next year we will be okay at DT, provided we don't have ANY injuries. Things look pretty scary there and at DE, but it won't be much different from this year: DEs playing DT, and LBs playing DE.
2011 will be a disaster as we will not be able to field a two-deep at Defensive Line, and we will have to resort to playing walk ons. We won't even have enough big bodies to put on the field and we'll probably have to sign a bunch of JUCOs next recruiting cycle just to field a team.
chasman, Seattle
Phil Steele, the all knowing football guru, picked Oregon to finish near the bottom of the Pac 10 last year because of glaring weaknesses on the O and D lines.
J. Canzano did not see how we were going to win 4 games.
I put all prophets of doom on Oregon football in the same category: Self inflated blow hards who think their opinion makes a rats #@*& bit of difference when it comes to what happens on the field.
Please, put your opinion in perspective.
Terrysheldon, Eugene
Hey kinder: I think it would help a bit if you backed off the broad proclamations. Werner, Heimuli have NOT decided yet so stop saying they have. You don't know - no one will until Wednesday. McCain is said to be wavering, but he hasn't announced any change. These kids are impressionable and trying to make a major life decision. There are always surprises, disappointments, and last minute changes.
And you or I or anyone else really doesn't know how well the DTs we do have will pan out. Like EVERY SINGLE YEAR, some of the superstars flake out, and some of the sleepers rise up and kill it. This recruiting class may have missed out on some players we wanted, but that happens every year. But listen, in my many years following Duck recruiting, I can tell you that this class is one of the best overall, and Oregon recruiting is getting better all the time. It really is.
Frankly, I am flabbergasted at your exaggerated negative statements. For a little much needed perspective, I'd suggest you check out Oregon's classes of the past 8 years (Rivals keeps them). Look for the many 3 star guys who went on to Oregon greatness. And look for the 4s who crapped out. And of course, see if you can't find a few winning seasons, bowl births, Pac 10 championships, you know, little stuff like that (sorry for the sarcasm).
corky S. Stout, Vancouver, WA
We are thin at DT for sure, but it is sort of stating the obvious. Also, for those that are wondering, "the sun is hot". No, but seriously, there is still a little time left and I wouldn't be totally shocked if Oregon landed one or two more DT's. It is not a certainty, but is definitely a possibility. Werner is not going to be a Duck from everything I have read and been told. His fiance wants warmer weather. Heimuli is a Utah lean, but it would not shock me to see Heimuli choose Oregon. Chip Kelly had a very good final in-home with Heimuli and that doesn't hurt. I personally hope that Chris McCain remains a Duck. I think our defense fits his skillset better than Cal's. If Keenan Allen and Maynard go to Cal, then McCain will definitely not be a Duck. As it stands, with King going to Cal, I think it is 50/50 whether or not McCain remains a Duck. It is sounding more and more like Tedford is going to end up poaching most of the NC guys. For those of you that think Denton Tuiassosoppo can't make the 2 deep at DT because he is a preferred walk on, had better wake up. He is getting better, he is coachable and has the body to jam up the middle. Don't count this kid out. That being said, we do need more DT's. Taylor Hart has put on @25 lbs. and may very well play DT instead of DE. Oregon had Derrick Bryant visit this past weekend and he has an outstanding ceiling at DE. As it stands, he is still a UCLA commit. For all the King talk, I understand the frustration with King. In the end, I trust Chip and the Oregon staff. There was and is an attitude issue with King and Oregon coaches are not saying much, because it is against NCAA regulations until after LOI day. Chip wants high character guys and possibly King didn't fit the mold. Only time will tell. I appreciate the coaches efforts in landing a top 20 class. Lots of work!!
Jerry, The Land of Bowerman
Silver and Kinder:
Montgomery may have some personal/family issues. He had an incident before the Civil War game. Don't know how it worked out or if it was resolved.I wish him and the others that are leaving the best.
Hopefully they'll learn something from the time they spent here which will help them in their lives.
Duck In Idaho
Kinder and others critical of the D-Line recruiting:
You act as if this was ignored by the coaching staff. THAT is what is so frustrating to listen to. We had Easley wrapped up until Urban pulled his strings. We have offers to EVERY one of the guys listed and for one reason or another they decided to go elsewhere. Either that OR, none of them have signed anywhere and we could still have a surprise or two.
Wasn't their a DE out of California named Jamar Jarrett or somebody who gave us a verbal and then backed out to ASU on signing day a couple years ago? That stuff happens.
In other words, grade the class yourself on Thursday. Until then, your point that we need D-line help is duly noted…
No matter if Heimuli picks Oregon over Utah, or UCLA (or wherever), it has been reported he is going off on a 2 year mission beginning 2011.
So that does not help in the near term.
Hoping for some extra special announcements ;-)
It sounds like Cal is booking all the NC guys now. Except for Scales of course.
You guys are wondering why I'm critical of this class (but its a top 20 class!!! everyone screams)... Here's part of the reason why:
We lose King, McCain and Allen to Cal. We end up taking Scales, the guy we offered to get the others.
Duck In Idaho
Where, pray tell, is this speculation about all of the Greensboro boys to Cal coming from? And isn't it just as likely that they all end up here as it is that they all end up at Cal? I mean, McCain and Scales are already committed here and King is extremely close to the program already. Allen is said to be wavering on Alabama and is the best of the entire group.
Then again, outside of King, this does nothing to speak to your derision of the program as lacking in the ability to get a quality DT. So it sounds like you're just throwing sour grapes for the sake of throwing around sour grapes. Sad, sad world you're living in.
Duck In Idaho
The other part that bothers me is that when we did go out and ink some big DT prospects, like Justin Thompson, they haven't always worked out. So are we to take the word of the recruiting services that 5 stars are always going to have superior careers to under-recruited 2 star guys?
I think most of us would be happy with some 2 star guys at DT. We don't have any guys at DT coming in.
Agreed, the DT issue is different than the NC guys' decision.
I'm not "throwing sour grapes." It seems most people are content that we have a "Top Twenty Class." My point is, it doesn't really matter where our class is ranked if we're not filling our needs.
Its called striking out, and we've got to call it like we see it. We struck out on the NC guys, because the good ones (McCain, King and Allen) are headed elsewhere, but we end with Scales, the guy nobody else wanted.
We struck out on the DTs. Uko, Heimuli, Werner and Easley.
I'm not all riled up about it. What riles me up is when I express on this blog that we struck out on our big needs, that everyone else goes crazy and starts calling names and shouting me down.
Doug, Beaverton
Look, the class we will sign will be very good, the coaches have done a nice job and anyone saying otherwise is not being reasonable.
The misses at DL hurt and are going to be an issue no matter how well our coaches prepare the players they have. I like coach Azz too, but there are limits to what a man can do. Those who dismiss this issue based on our high powered offense, you are being unreasonable too.
We can beat a lot of teams with the group we have next year, but when we face elite competition, like we did against Ohio State and that D line, skill guys don't always make the difference.
There is truth to what you are all saying. Some folks here are just a little to critical and others are way to sensitive.
Duck In Idaho
The reality of the 2010 recruiting class is that there probably aren't too many guys who would make immediate impacts in 2010 anyway. So if it's our biggest need, we may have problems with or without a strong DT class.
What I don't like about what you're saying is that you said we struck out on all of these guys. Signing Day is tomorrow. So save your judgment for then.
Fair enough Idaho,
we may all be surprised tomorrow.
But the lowdown is that we have in fact struck out. And we don't have a Plan B. So we're pulling together a Plan C right now with the hope of grabbing some Division II type players.
Duck In Idaho
Brandon Bair was a recruit from a tiny school in ID and nobody and I mean NOBODY had heard of him before he popped up on signing day a few years ago. I follow this stuff pretty closely and I had never seen his name associated with Oregon, let alone a scholarship offer and/or interest.
He may not be Haloti Ngata but he is one of the kids that will undoubtedly sign tomorrow with no fanfare whatsoever who may turn into something.
Chung was a 16 year old afterthought. There are dozens of examples. All I'm trying to say is that predicting what an 18 year old kid is going to do from one day to the next is not an exact science. We could lose a couple and gain a couple. And some of them are looking to "shock" people so they might make a switch without any indication, just because they want headlines. It happens every year.
Going Qwackers, PDX
Kinderbuns et al your repeated drone finally got to me:
1. You're all hat and no cattle. You have no idea what the short or long term strategy is or what the coaches see in particular prospects or what they are dealing with yet you make pronouncements as if you do.
2. You have no idea what is in the mind of potential recruits yet you draw conclusions from thin air about their choices.
3. You demean the skills/potential of individual kids from your computer desk when again you know nothing but what you read (assuming you read something other than responses to your vacuous postings). Until you get hired as a coach of the team I will go with the judgment of those who were.
4. You are the kind of depressing sort who focuses on the negative. The glass is always half empty, rather than building from a great season and motivating the best for the future. Any fool knows there is always room for improvement but a solitary focus on shortcomings depletes the energy needed to succeed. You build from what you have and strive to do better. Criticism never built anything.
5. You are of course free to say what ever you want (within reason) but if all you want to do is pontificate then go the the Vatican. -
Terrysheldon, Eugene
Hey Kinder, if you are tired of getting shouted down, why do you keep standing up on the pedestal and saying the same things over and over and over again?
Just saying ... I think you've made your point already.
Ryan, Napa CA
Wow going quackers, that is pretty intense. I think the intent is, we are, what looks to be, on the verge of signing 2 star defensive backfield/reciever help which is fine. I'm not necessarily worried about the star points and I don't think to an extent that kinderbueno is either. But given what has been publicized by numerous sources, DL help was our number one need going into this recruiting cycle. Wouldn't it seem to make more sense to be going after that position, regardless of stars? Also, by signing Dungy, which I am stoked for, do we lose out on Eik Dargon? Which would be upsetting. Maybe they know that he is going to UCLA so they freed up a spot for Dungy, who knows? Maybe we will sign something tomorrow on the DL front, maybe not but I am really excited to see what we get and how many signed LOI we get. Seems like every publication says we are still finalists for many recruits but at the same time seems like we have filled out our limit on scholies? How the coaches know how much to overshoot by is a mystery to me.
Deputy, Eugene, Oregon
Going Quackers you get an A for your rebuttal of Kinderbeuno. Nice job you said exactly what I am feeling! No need to expand on that!
Duck In Idaho
The coaches know better than we do how many scholarships are available. And we just lost 3 scholarship players that most weren't accounting for. Who knows if there is more attrition on the horizon.
What do we get, 1% of the recruiting chatter? Maybe 5% if we're members of premium sites? Not one person here has any knowledge of what has happened at in-home visits and very likely not even on official visits to campus. Yet we know that we HAVE to have this guy or that guy. What if they're complete jerks? Seems like Kelly wants to use character as a tool to judge, not just 40 time. What if we're backing off of guys because of academics? Those things will come out in time, won't they?
All I'm saying is there is no reason to rush to judgment on a class that so far consists of 3 JC guys and a bunch of teenagers who may or may not keep their word. I know most will but that's really what we're dealing with.
Marcus, Ann Arbor
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Doug in Beaverton (#71):
One of the problems on this site is some are short sighted and prejudge coaches and players.They're the ones who have "the sky is falling" mentality, and only see trees instead of a forest of success over the years.
I don't have a problem with people criticizing decisions of the coaches during or after a game, or even with recruiting. I've done it myself, but, usually, I haven't said we ought to go out and fire the guy and hire someone else. I can disagree with our coaches decisions without hating them or wanting them to be fired on the spot.
At the end of the day, I'm still a Duck fan and I realize a bad game now and then doesn't make us a bad team, or a bad coach, or mean we'll have a bad season.
Humans are involved in this game of football, and they're not perfect.
Some just need to get a more balanced perspective, that's all.
Now that I've said that, I expect to be thoroughly criticized by the people I'm describing. Gotta love it (LOL)!
Duck In Idaho
kinder, it's too bad we lost out on Heimuli, isn't it?
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Avocent Announces the Industryâs First IEEE802.11n Based HD Video Extenders
HUNTSVILLE, Ala., November 10, 2008 â Avocent Corporation (NASDAQ: AVCT), the recognized leader in managed audio video wireless extension networking products for professional audio video applications, today announced the MPX1550 wireless extender. This breakthrough product combines Avocentâs field-proven MPX1500 wireless video distribution technology with the latest in WiFi advancements, IEEE802.11n MIMO-based radios, thereby raising the bar for wireless HD video distribution systems in terms of visual acuity, transmission distance, and noise immunity.
With the MPX1550 system, deployment of a single stream of media to many displays can be accomplished in minutes, even under the most challenging of conditions, with a degree of reliability and quality that rivals a dedicated source device at each and every display. Unlike multiple source devices, however, video and audio remain in lockstep across all displays, failure-prone moving parts are kept to a minimum, and software licensing costs are greatly reduced. Equally important, all devices in the media network are remotely manageable using the MPX1550 extenderâs onboard Web interface, which is accessible via a dedicated control LAN interface.
âAs the number of public displays continues to mushroom, the ability to deploy these displays in a rapid yet cost-effective manner has become a key differentiator for signage network providers,â? said Mitch Friend, senior vice president and general manager of Avocent. âIt has also become clear to us that content requirements differ among various deployments such as retail, institutional and way-finding signage applications. Characteristics such as visual acuity, resolution of motion and still images tend to vary. To handle the most demanding applications, weâve added the MPX1550 system to our product offerings. By adding the 802.11n support to our product line, customers are now able to choose the extender that is best suited for their application.â?
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The Avocent connectivity and control business unit offers managed AV infrastructure solutions for professional audio/video market. Our Emerge product family allows industry professionals to deliver innovative wired and wireless solutions for AV, extension, switching, distribution, and signal processing needs. For additional information visit: www.connectivity.avocent.com
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Avocent delivers IT infrastructure management solutions that reduce operating costs, simplify management and increase the availability of critical, "always on" IT environments via integrated, centralized in-band and out-of-band hardware and software. Additional information is available at: www.avocent.com
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Parsnip bubble & squeak hash
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Serves 4Jazz up your roast or stew with this crispy topped and tasty side dish
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- 500g parsnips, chopped
- ½ Savoy cabbage, shredded
- 50g butter
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- Cook the parsnips in a large pan of boiling salted water for 10 mins or until just tender, then tip in the cabbage and cook for a further 3 mins. Drain well, then return to the pan and roughly mash with half the butter, a good grating of nutmeg and some seasoning.
- Melt half the remaining butter in a frying pan, then tip in the parsnip and cabbage, pressing down to make a giant pattie. Fry for 5 mins, then dot the rest of the butter on top and flash under a hot grill until golden and the edges are crispy. Serve straight from the pan.
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Tori Spelling, Drew Carey Show stalwart Diedrich Bader, and SNL alum Chris Parnell team up for this wacky takeoff on B-movies, written and directed by Bill and Ted co-creator Chris Matheson. True to its title, Evil Alien Conquerors involves the efforts of Matheson and Parnell's bickering characters to eliminate every member of the human race, out of fear that they themselves will be annihilated by The Croker, a giant monster intent on intergalactic domination. Evil Alien Conquerors played … More
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Ndamukong Suh!!!
Here is a player who stands out from the league and is a prime example of the OP argument. I played him in highschool when he played for Grant. He was tough back than as he is now. He is just a player who is just committed to the sport. Him getting a 6 figure fine for making a dangerous tackle is rediculous. I agree with the original poster. NFL= No Fun League.
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Yes, the Miami Throwback Tour is something that makes you throw up your hands and cry, "How can something like this happen?" Unfortunately, this city is full of hucksters and con men, self-styled hustlers who consider it their birthright to get over on somebody else. No matter what I write, I am just one of many voices in a tourist town that prides itself on an uncanny ability to cater to rich people and perpetuate celebrity culture. All I can suggest, based on the scant evidence I have, is that people no longer patronize Phatman Promotions' events. But I know that if they were to announce a similar concert in the future, my warnings wouldn't be followed.
Am I a pessimist? No. I've had fun at Mynt, Skybar, and even Mansion (though the bouncers at Mansion tend to be a little too surly for my taste). Sometimes, I'll kick off an evening at one of the South Beach clubs such as Amika, and then finish up the night at a more casual downtown Miami spot such as The District. Other nights, I'll check out a show at Churchill's Pub, then hang out with friends at Marlin Bar.
When I first arrived here two years ago, I was both impressed and cowed by the utter strangeness of South Florida. Today, I still find it a unique and beguiling place. But I am learning how to navigate it as I would any other urban area, full of talented people and unrepentant assholes, which has a lot of growing up to do. In Miami, you have to be an optimist to survive.


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