In-State Commitments Heat Up

Nick Rock January 28, 2021 @ 02:03 PM

In-state recruiting has been on fire lately in Oregon. From D1 to D3, schools have been recognizing the in-state talent and landing some talented athletes within the past 2 weeks. Take a look at the recent notable in-state commitments:<img class="alignright wp-image-82485" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/12/oregon-st.png" alt="" width="183" height="183" /> [player_tooltip player_id="28715" first="Jeremiah" last="Noga"], WR, Hidden Valley HS: Oregon State University Noga has good length and did an excellent job his junior year stretching the field vertically for big plays. He sets up his routes well and can use physicality when he needs to. He possesses soft hands and has shown the ability to win contested throws. Good speed and does a good job creating separation overall. The Beavers are landing an in-state stud at WR on a PWO. [player_tooltip player_id="28760" first="Trey" last="Martin"], QB, Oregon City HS: Southern Oregon University Martin is a legit gunslinger. He moves well in the pocket and displays a high football IQ. He’ll bring excellent arm strength and the ability to hit all 3 levels of throws with velocity to Southern Oregon. He shows solid anticipation and can finesse balls in between defenders. Martin has a very high ceiling and has all the potential to excel at Southern Oregon. Ramsey Hering, OL/DL, Banks HS: Eastern Oregon University <img class="alignright wp-image-73535" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/11/Eastern_Oregon_University_OR.jpg" alt="" width="144" height="144" /> As a DL, Hering does a great job getting off blocks against OL with a longer reach to quickly plug up developing holes. He’s flashed the ability to utilize athletic hands to swipe and rip through opponents to get into the backfield. He possesses both lower and upper body strength, and will only continue to develop into his potential at EOU. [player_tooltip player_id="28776" first="Dane" last="Sipos"], ATH, Lebanon HS: University of Oregon At WR, Sipos runs crisp routes and is shifty in open space, possessing big play ability. He shows the ability to weave through opponents in open field, as Lebanon likes to get him the ball any way possible on screens, jet passes, or stretch the field vertically. As a DB, Sipos shows solid route recognition and breaks on the ball well. He closes well as a tackler all around and is fly around type player. Sipos will enter as a PWO for the Ducks. Joseph Northcutt, DE/TE, Henley HS: Western Oregon University Northcutt shows solid lay recognition and takes an excellent pursuit track to bring down ball carriers. He has flashed good flexibility and bend as a pass rusher. He shows good hand finesse against OT's with quickness as well. He has good leverage and drive as a blocking TE, and finishes blocks, but does his best work as a DE. Here are the other notable in-state commits: Hayden Bass, OL/DL, Sheldon HS: Eastern Oregon University<img class="alignright wp-image-24525" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/06/Generic-Featured-Image-4-300x187.jpg" alt="" width="318" height="198" /> Cole Brosterhous, WR/DB, Mazama HS: Western Oregon University Bryce Caufield, TE/WR, Lakeridge HS: Oregon State University [player_tooltip player_id="28806" first="Tyler" last="Exline"], DL, Banks HS: Eastern Oregon University Jack Franzen, RB/LB, Lincoln HS: Linfield University [player_tooltip player_id="28717" first="Gavin" last="Haines"], RB, West Linn HS: Oregon State University Matthew Iwamizu, LB, Hidden Valley HS: Western Oregon University Lawrence Matusik, WR, Hidden Valley HS: Western Oregon University [player_tooltip player_id="28743" first="Connor" last="Stevens"], LB/TE, Sunset HS: Linfield University Blake Swanson, WR, Pendleton HS: Western Oregon University Logan Vinyard, OL/DL, Grants Pass HS: Western Oregon University