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[Olyduck]

Ok well this project of 1 position group at a time died but gonna finish it out.

Oregon could possibly have the best secondary in the country. it is the best in the conference for sure.
Ifo Ekpre-Olomu is one of the best corners and his counter part Terrance Mitchell is also very good. Brian Jackson and Avery Patterson are the senior safeties.
There were quite a few injuries last year so there was plenty of experience earned by players like back up Erick Dargan (54 tackles and 5 Int) and Troy Hill (26 tackles and 1 Int)
Oregon led the nation in Int and takeaways and the secondary was a huge part of it.

 

[Boise4Life]

Ok well this project of 1 position group at a time died but gonna finish it out.

Oregon could possibly have the best secondary in the country. it is the best in the conference for sure.
Ifo Ekpre-Olomu is one of the best corners and his counter part Terrance Mitchell is also very good. Brian Jackson and Avery Patterson are the senior safeties.
There were quite a few injuries last year so there was plenty of experience earned by players like back up Erick Dargan (54 tackles and 5 Int) and Troy Hill (26 tackles and 1 Int)
Oregon led the nation in Int and takeaways and the secondary was a huge part of it.

I see both of Oregon's corners as first team all conference players, particularly IEO. That's my prediction. Ballers. Both of them.

 

[rolltide14_0]

CB - Deion Belue SR 5'11 183lbs - Bradley Sylve RS SO 5'11 180lbs
CB - John Fulton SR 6'0 186lbs - Geno Smith SO 6'0 186lbs
S - HaHa Clinton-Dix JR 6'1 208lbs(Best safety in the country) - Landon Collins SO 6'1 215lbs
S - Vinnie Sunseri JR 6'0 210lbs - Nick Perry SR 6'1 212lbs

Didn't mention Freshman Maurice Smith, guy is really impressing in practice, looks like he could play right away, but he's behind some good talent. We'll see him next season if we don't this year.

Should be a very good secondary.

 

[WABLTY]

Osahon Irabor is a 4th year starter at CB and absurdly underrated. 14 PD's and 0 pass interference calls last season.
Alden Darby isn't technically a 4th year starter, but it seems like he is since he's been on the field since the minute he hit campus. He was 2nd Team All Conference.

Lloyd Carrington is going to win the other starting corner job. He followed Graham from Pitt. Robert Nelson was also in the mix, but he appears to be destined to fill in at FS until the injured Marcus Ball is back and then resume his job at nickel, which he excelled at last year.

I feel like some of ASU's top defensive players get overlooked because of the presence of Sutton and to a lesser extent Bradford. Irabor, Darby and Chris Young at the Spur (which is a hybrid LB/S) are all excellent players.

 

[Red_Alert]

Oh look. Another Oregon thread.

 

[Olyduck]

Oh look. Another Oregon thread.

Didnt we go through this already. this is about position groups. this was the 6th one it isnt about Oregon. its about the DBs for whatever team you want to post.

 

[Uman5]

Canes DBs = ?????????

Young but athletic. Could not be worse than last year. Must produce TOs.



BTW, I am The Last Great White Corner.

 

[Sox33OSU]

Canes DBs = ?????????

Young but athletic. Could not be worse than last year. Must produce TOs.



BTW, I am The Last Great White Corner.

False. Dustin Fox does not post on the Hoop, he is busy being on the radio.

 

[Uman5]

False. Dustin Fox does not post on the Hoop, he is busy being on the radio.

Fox and Seahorn are pussies.

I was the origional.

 

[Sox33OSU]

Fox and Seahorn are pussies.

I was the origional.

The original was probably Dick LeBeau. The last was not you.

 

[Uman5]

The original was probably Dick LeBeau. The last was not you.

Oo, true that, Labeau was a bad ass, the true origonal.

Quit stealing my thunder, as each year goes by I remeber being a better cover guy. ;-)