http://www.buffscoop.com/forum/showthread.php?t=11614
AZ confirms we are very much still "in the mix".
AZ confirms we are very much still "in the mix".
Sorry for thread jack....but how much to sign up with AZ?I really need to dump my Rivals sub and get AZ's sub.
Sorry for thread jack....but how much to sign up with AZ?
Looks like a subscription is $9/1 month, $25/3 months, $50/6 months
we get it, you hate subscription boards. doesn't make anyone more or less of a fan. lots of stuff from AZ's board doesn't make it here.If people are willing to pay that for a few days notice, I guess that makes them real fans and me just a casual fan...
I really need to dump my Rivals sub and get AZ's sub.
we get it, you hate subscription boards. doesn't make anyone more or less of a fan. lots of stuff from AZ's board doesn't make it here.
to each their own. i would take allbuffs over buffscoop any day fwiw.I don't hate subscription boards, I like 'em fine when they have some free content - I just don't subscribe. I guess I'm missing out on some interesting interviews and maybe some analysis or whatever, but there is so much to do anyway w/o enough hours in a day, I can skip that stuff. If I had to choose between there and here, I choose here (and I do support this site).
“Oregon just offered me two weeks ago and I’m very interested in visiting there. Jake [Rodriguez] has been in my ear talking up Oregon and they definitely have a great offense. Cal, Colorado and Nebraska are the other schools I want to visit and of course I’ll take one to USC as well.”
Oregon, taking all these TEs that they won't use :lol:
There might be some good transfer opportunities a few years down the road if we don't land them now.
They do have one committed already though so that bodes well for us.Oregon does use their TEs. They are pretty integral in their offense. Almost 1+ TE catches a TD almost every game it seems. They use them as a change of pace WR. Lots on the PA running the seam (as we saw) or a deep crossing (last year with Maehl). Doesn't always translate to the NFL but they can usually catch passes. Unfortunately, since UO is up right now, doesn't bode well for us.
Oregon does use their TEs. They are pretty integral in their offense. Almost 1+ TE catches a TD almost every game it seems. They use them as a change of pace WR. Lots on the PA running the seam (as we saw) or a deep crossing (last year with Maehl). Doesn't always translate to the NFL but they can usually catch passes. Unfortunately, since UO is up right now, doesn't bode well for us.
"Tight end fits my personality," Cope-Fitzpatrick said. "It's not a position that gets a lot of fanfare, it's more of a glue position. You need a clutch catch on third down, you use the tight end. You need a big block to get the running back outside, it's on the tight end. I love blocking, I like having the power to take a guy from point A and moving them to point B on the field or wherever I want them to go.
"Catching passes is great too but blocking is a crucial part of the game and I take pride in it. I want to be a complete tight end, not just a pass catcher and I think that's part of the reason I got invited to the Under Armour game, I can do everything a tight end needs to do."
He is Whitney's top receiver this season with 21 catches for 300 yards and two touchdowns. He has 19 tackles, a sack, two pass defenses and a blocked punt.
according to AZ a couple days ago, he wants to go here but its all up to getting momma on board.
according to AZ a couple days ago, he wants to go here but its all up to getting momma on board.
Does he have a grandma that we can get him to move in with?according to AZ a couple days ago, he wants to go here but its all up to getting momma on board.
Does he have a grandma that we can get him to move in with?