Oregon OL Transfer Logan Sagapolu Enrolls at Miami

[swampcougar1]

But but according to some not having a coordinator will kill recruiting

 

[Cryptical Envelopment]

Another article:

Mario Cristobal and his staff added their first former Oregon player this when offensive lineman Logan Sagapolu committed to the Hurricanes while on his official visit. He began classes on Wednesday.

The 6-foot-2, 344-pound interior lineman signed with the Ducks coming out of Lehi (Utah) Skyridge, where he was rated as the No. 9 center in the country, according to the industry-generated 247Sports Composite.

Sagapolu, who took a mid-week official visit with the Hurricanes which began on Monday, also claimed offers from Utah, BYU, Washington State, Nebraska, Virginia, and a few others in the Class of 2019. He made his way to Oregon in 2020 after going on a mission.

Sagapolu hasn't appeared in any games since arriving in Eugene and that's partially due to the fact that he suffered an injury in fall camp.

According to his bio on the University of Oregon's website, Sagapolu, who played in the Polynesian Bowl, was named first-team 5A all-state as a senior, helping his high school to an 11-2 record and 5A state title appearance. He was selected to USA Today’s All-Utah First-Team. He was a part of an offensive line that anchored a unit that averaged 461.4 total yards, 256.5 rushing yards and 40.4 points per game. He was also a first-team 5A all-state selection as a junior.

 

[Lazarre]

This is a big need. Our interior oline has been softer than Cuban bread dipped in hot coffee. This a good step in the rebuild.

 

[Trav]

He any good?

Just a freshman I think and possibly already the strongest guy on the team.

 

[3FW]

Did not play a down at Oregon so I would not expect him to start. If he does, that is good news IMO as our line is probably the best it has been in a long time.

 

[edge]

Just a freshman I think and possibly already the strongest guy on the team.

3 years of eligibility. Nice!

 

[HurricanesR1]

Bruh those Mormon Polynesians are nasty af on the line of scrimmage. Get as many as possible.

 

[Once&FutureCane]

A center/guard prospect who is physical, powerful and has a nasty streak? Yeah, that'll do nicely. Solidify the middle of the OL with road graders and watch our running backs eat. If we can get the run game going that will help TVD as he'll see fewer two-high safety looks.

Plus, practicing against this guy every day will make LT and JHH better players. Iron sharpens iron.

 

[CANEMC]

Same spotter he'll have at UM.

 

[Pentagon Cane]

Did not play a down at Oregon so I would not expect him to start. If he does, that is good news IMO as our line is probably the best it has been in a long time.

He was supposed to start, but got hurt in fall camp this past season.

 

[BS85]

600 lbs.....

 

[dc5114]

yes more competition for the o-line, it makes everyone better

 

[Tru C]

Somoan goons

 

[Pentagon Cane]

600 lbs.....

The look on some of these kid's faces is priceless. I'd suspect that AM wanted this kid since he was supposed to start last fall at Oregon before injury.

 

[JG13]

Wonder if he'll go door to door in Overtown to tell folks about the church of latter day saints

 

[gcane44]

I don't think there is anyone out there that has a better idea as to if this guy is any good or not than Cristobal and Mirabal. They've literally seen him progress at Oregon every day he's been there.

 

[bobbo31]

But Mario is struggling in the portal...

 

[Negro-Wan Kanobi]

ALL OF THE SAMOANS AND TONGANS

 

[KingB02]

Wonder if he'll go door to door in Overtown to tell folks about the church of latter day saints

 

[Cookie917]

3 years of eligibility. Nice!

4. he did not play the COVID year and was hurt last year. I think he gets the freebie COVID, plus a redshirt last year. On top of being a late enrollee. This dude is the age of an incoming senior yet has 4 years.