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**** right. The trip to Oregon is a big nothing. A courtesy. Lots of OLs leaving. Just not the 5 stars.

Geez, it's really that hard for you to admit you were wrong? Clearly I'm not the one all up in his feelings here. I don't get upset about recruits and their choices. They made the right one for them at the time and good for them. Seriously, how old are you? You really hurt my feelings...

I know you're not a teenager, but man that post of yours reeks of something one would say. Thanks for sharing what your sources had to say. Oregon, not happening, a courtesy visit. Good call. Share away in the future please. Better yet, admit you were wrong. I wrote this kid off long ago and...

Don't bother getting into details, you didn't have any. Well, reliable ones.

He knew who they were, what they were about, and were good enough for him to take at Oregon. You're expecting anyone to believe that he wanted them to take their visit here when they were ready to commit to us sight unseen? Really? Seriously? He would've taken their verbal then and just had...

Things can always change and as he hadn't visited there yet, it appears they did.

Only thing you're missing is Zultan the fortune teller.

I'd give it 50 / 50 at best and you can't ask for more than that. USC, they're going to be a beast with Riley on board. Two heavyweight recruiters going at it for sure.

USC I'd bet will be one of those programs.

All of that, plus the other massive thing people overlook with the OL. How well they work together. You can generally look at an OL player and say they're a tackle, guard, center, etc on the build alone. Still, that doesn't mean a thing until you see them in action and then how they all work...

The tale of two tapes. That first one, man the DL is eating. The second one, the OL is eating. Mykel Williams though, wow.

Then we need our current guys (who need to step it up) and a transfer or two as it's a big ask to have any true Frosh OL come in and start. In particular as he isn't an early entry.