QUACK! 2021 DL Keanu Williams commits
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 5:44 pm
As expected, Oregon has picked up the commitment of 4* DL Keanu Williams.
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No with Cristobal recruiting it means it's more likely. Why go play with scrubs when your position group is loaded and will push you to be better and get you to the league. If you're scared of competing against the best every day maybe football at the pro level isn't for you.OregonFan4Life wrote:Does this affect Oregon’s chances at Korey Foreman and/or JT Tuimoloau?
Also, at 290 lbs, Williams can play at other DL positions besides SDE.Duck07 wrote:No with Cristobal recruiting it means it's more likely. Why go play with scrubs when your position group is loaded and will push you to be better and get you to the league. If you're scared of competing against the best every day maybe football at the pro level isn't for you.OregonFan4Life wrote:Does this affect Oregon’s chances at Korey Foreman and/or JT Tuimoloau?
That's what I dont get about Clemson and their recruits. Sure, you do practice against five stars but every week you test your game against poor-mediocre teams. They do fair well in the CFB, but i think their players could reach even higher ceilings if they were testing their game skills every week against strong competition.Duck07 wrote:No with Cristobal recruiting it means it's more likely. Why go play with scrubs when your position group is loaded and will push you to be better and get you to the league. If you're scared of competing against the best every day maybe football at the pro level isn't for you.OregonFan4Life wrote:Does this affect Oregon’s chances at Korey Foreman and/or JT Tuimoloau?
Well there does happen to be 1 conference who does use this argument and its become more salient as the rest of the conferences haven't done so well. Part of the recruiting strategy is to simply deny that argument by pointing out that you get more work in against your teammates in practice; our recruiting has been bonkers but its been tilted towards to the lines now relative to years past when most of our higher rated recruits were of the skill position variety. This is where the difference will be for us and has been under CMC. I'm just hoping we get to see Haloti as a Coach or Grad Ast soon!alxtw wrote:
That's what I dont get about Clemson and their recruits. Sure, you do practice against five stars but every week you test your game against poor-mediocre teams. They do fair well in the CFB, but i think their players could reach even higher ceilings if they were testing their game skills every week against strong competition.
In all fairness, Clemson usually schedules at least one good non-conference team, having played Notre Dame and Georgia the past couple years. Like everyone else, they can't help the strength of their conference.alxtw wrote:That's what I dont get about Clemson and their recruits. Sure, you do practice against five stars but every week you test your game against poor-mediocre teams. They do fair well in the CFB, but i think their players could reach even higher ceilings if they were testing their game skills every week against strong competition.Duck07 wrote:No with Cristobal recruiting it means it's more likely. Why go play with scrubs when your position group is loaded and will push you to be better and get you to the league. If you're scared of competing against the best every day maybe football at the pro level isn't for you.OregonFan4Life wrote:Does this affect Oregon’s chances at Korey Foreman and/or JT Tuimoloau?