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This is more recruiting “news” but I wasn’t sure where to post it. Looks like Oregon is building some strong relationships with DeSoto High School in TX.



Hoping we can continue establishing a pipeline there after getting both Shenaults, Nixon, and Jynes.
 
Trufflesauce said:
This is more recruiting “news” but I wasn’t sure where to post it. Looks like Oregon is building some strong relationships with DeSoto High School in TX.



Hoping we can continue establishing a pipeline there after getting both Shenaults, Nixon, and Jynes.
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The head of Nike football operations helping the University of Oregon established relationships with high school powerhouses. That is absolute bull****. Perhaps it's time for everyone but Oregon to create a mass Exodus from Nike.
 
SuperiorBuff said:
The head of Nike football operations helping the University of Oregon established relationships with high school powerhouses. That is absolute bull****. Perhaps it's time for everyone but Oregon to create a mass Exodus from Nike.
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It’s definitely an advantage for them. They don’t have a great history/tradition, town, or academics, but they have boatloads of Nike cash and connections. That’s why they’ll continue to recruit so well. Not sure who we’d switch to as I don’t follow the football apparel business closely enough. Seems like there will always be some schools with better connections and advantages due to that.
 
SuperiorBuff said:
The head of Nike football operations helping the University of Oregon established relationships with high school powerhouses. That is absolute bull****. Perhaps it's time for everyone but Oregon to create a mass Exodus from Nike.
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Absolutely won’t buy Nike product. The whole family knows it.
 
TSchekler said:
That sucks you're missing out on the best stuff
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Nike: The Firestone of Shoes.
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Trufflesauce said:
This is more recruiting “news” but I wasn’t sure where to post it. Looks like Oregon is building some strong relationships with DeSoto High School in TX.



Hoping we can continue establishing a pipeline there after getting both Shenaults, Nixon, and Jynes.
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Not sure how that is allowed. Seems to be essentially a booster enticing recruits to a specific school.
All of the Nike endorsed schools should tell Nike to sponsor these trips to any endorsement school.
 
Uncle Luko said:
I don't believe I've seen a shoe just come apart like that. It's not like he's rocking Wal-Mart kicks.:D
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I had a pair of work boats disintegrate on me as I was walking across a well site one time. Brand new, first time I put them on. I started walking and 50 yards later my feet could feet the rocks on location. The sole just crumbled and fell apart. The only thing I can think was I stored them in my super hot trunk for a couple weeks before wearing them. Like south Texas in summer hot.
 
WarBuff said:
I would have a heart attack, so the mortician would get to make that decision.
It’s been so long since I played either but in high school (late 70s), I had I think Puma football cleats, and Nike or Adidas basketball shoes.
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Man, I loved my Puma high tops for basketball, fit perfectly, didn't slip.

Football I played in Pony cleats. Ugly as could be but did the job well.

Graduated HS in 79'
 
Buffalo Brad said:
Not a good thing to have your shoe be what everyone is saying caused the number 1 palyer in collge bball to get a sprained knee.
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yup. lot of extra work in the Nike ad/PR department next few weeks through the NCAA tournament. gotta come up with the magic "it wasn't us" somehow plausible line of counter massage. or: really really really hope Zion is back, soon, and outright dominant. hoisting the trophy in Nike shoes.

edit: i remember Pony baseball i had spikes were pretty sweet.
 
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They had this same color scheme in a low top football cleat and in a low top basketball shoe. I had a pair of each, played in the cleats, the basketball shoe was mainly just casual daily wear.

Size 14 by the way.
 
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