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12/05/2023 1:00 pm  #1


This might be our new QB

 

12/05/2023 2:20 pm  #2


Re: This might be our new QB

oldretiredguy wrote:

So much smoke, I decided to put this up, tho nothing definite..
https://247sports.com/college/oregon/article/dillon-gabriel-oregon-ducks-football-visit-222395871/

Hmm, only one year left?  Ty would transfer (he will likely leave with any portal QB which might be okay?) leaving Novosad (and a couple other freshman) left. I’m not sure I like that. If coaches thought Novosad (or one of the others) was heir apparent maybe this could work.

Would prefer at least two years.

 

12/05/2023 6:06 pm  #3


Re: This might be our new QB

PLEASE NOT a one-and-done transfer🙏 Can we develop a QB recruit?

 

12/06/2023 7:11 pm  #4


Re: This might be our new QB

Gabriel would be a great fit at UO. I think this portal free agency policy is a risky thing in college football though.  And I agree with analyst Brock Huard, who said the other day that it isn't "sustainable". Developing players in-house thru traditional recruiting may be in jeopardy as collegiate football evolves into a minor league of the NFL. That being said, my interest in Oregon football and college ball is unwavering.

 

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