How former Oregon high school players competing in Division 1 college football fared in 2019-20
The 2019-20 football season is in the books, as LSU won the national title and the Oregon Ducks finished with a No. 5 ranking after beating Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl.
Justin Herbert (photo above by Sean Meagher) will pass the torch to another quarterback next season in Eugene as he moves on to the NFL, where he's projected to be a first-round pick in April.
Here's a look at all the Oregon high school alums who were on Division 1 rosters in 2019-20, how they fared this past season and where they're likely headed next season.
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Nick Abbs, Fresno State
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Senior, offensive lineman, Gresham High School
Abbs is on Fresno State's 2020 spring roster as a redshirt senior after playing in just two games in 2019. He played 14 games as a junior and will compete this spring to get back in the mix in his final college football season in 2020-21.
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Ashton Adams, Utah State
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Freshman, offensive lineman, South Salem High School
Adams didn't get in any games in his freshman season at Utah State. He'll return as a redshirt freshman in 2020-21 trying to earn playing time with coach Gary Andersen's Aggies.
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Mikey Alfieri, Oregon State
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Sophomore, running back, Jesuit High School
After playing in eight games as a redshirt freshman in 2018, Alfieri missed the entire 2019 season after suffering a serious knee injury in the spring. The Beavers hope to have him healthy and back in the mix in 2020-21.
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Jash Allen, Colorado
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Junior, linebacker, Tigard High School
Allen played in 10 of 11 games as a junior in 2019, all 10 on special teams and three on defense. He'll compete this spring for more playing time at linebacker in his senior season at Colorado.
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Cody Anderson, Oregon State
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Sophomore, defensive lineman, Thurston High School
Anderson got in eight games for the Beavers in 2019, recording four tackles (one for loss). With massive defensive tackle Elu Aydon graduating, Anderson will be in line for more playing time as a junior in 2020-21.
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Kolby Barker, Air Force
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Junior, defensive lineman, McNary High School
Barker saw his first playing time as a college football player in 2019, getting in four games for Air Force and making three tackles. After his final college football season in 2020-21 he hopes to attend pilot training.
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John Bates, Boise State
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Junior, tight end, Lebanon High School
Bates was named All-Mountain West honorable mention his junior year after opening the 2019 season on the John Mackey Award Watch List for the second straight year. He finished the season with 22 catches for 273 yards and a touchdown and will enter his senior season as the presumed starting tight end again for Boise State.
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Ryan Bay, Oregon
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Senior, tight end, Tigard High School
Bay had five catches for 54 yards and a touchdown in his final season with the Ducks. He graduated last spring with a degree in business and will be starting his professional career in technology sales.
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Andre Beall, Oregon State
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Freshman, offensive lineman, North Salem High School
Beall started the season on the Beavers' roster as a freshman walk-on, but he left the program in late September.
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John Bledsoe, Washington State
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Sophomore, quarterback, Summit High School
The son of NFL great Drew Bledsoe has yet to get any game action in college, and he'll head into his redshirt junior year in 2020-21 playing for a new coach at Washington State, Nick Rolovich. John Bledsoe is the only upperclassman of four quarterbacks on the Cougars' spring roster.
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Josh Bowcut, Utah State
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Freshman, defensive tackle, Sherwood High School
A one-time Oregon State signee, Bowcut didn't get in any games in his freshman season at Utah State after returning from an LDS mission. He'll return as a redshirt freshman in 2020-21 trying to earn playing time with coach Gary Andersen's Aggies.
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Trevon Bradford, Oregon State
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Senior, wide receiver, Oregon City High School
Bradford had 13 catches for 121 yards and a touchdown, but the key stat for him in 2019 was that he played in only four games, meaning he can return in 2020 as a redshirt senior. With Isaiah Hodgins having declared for the NFL draft, Bradford is in line to be the Beavers' top receiver in 2020-21.
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Bryce Bramscher, Oregon State
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Sophomore, tight end, St. Mary's High School (Medford)
Bramscher was a special-teams regular for the second straight year, appearing in all 12 games for the Beavers in 2019. With Teagan Quitoriano and Luke Musgrave expected to see a lot of time at tight end in 2020-21 to replace Noah Togiai, expect Bramscher to continue as a special-teams specialist as a redshirt junior.
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Blake Brandel, Oregon State
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Senior, offensive lineman, Central Catholic High School
Brandel completed his college career by starting 48 consecutive games, the third-longest streak in Oregon State history. He was named second-team all-Pac-12 after his senior season. Brandel is now preparing for the NFL draft, where he's projected as a late-round pick in April.
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Brady Breeze, Oregon
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Junior, safety, Central Catholic High School
Breeze had a huge junior season, making some of the biggest plays for the Ducks' defense all year, but he saved his best for last. He made a career-best 11 tackles, forced a fumble and recovered and returned another for a touchdown en route to being named the Rose Bowl's defensive MVP. He'll be back as a starting safety in 2020-21 with an eye on the NFL after that.
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Draco Bynum, Washington
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Freshman, defensive lineman, Wilsonville High School
Bynum got in three games for the Huskies as a redshirt freshman in 2019, including the Huskies' 38-7 win over Boise State in the Las Vegas Bowl. He'll try to play his way onto the field more in 2020-21 with his former defensive coordinator, Jimmy Lake, now the head coach.
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Rocco Carley, Oregon State
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A Corvallis native, Carley didn't see any action in 2019 and will return to the Beavers in 2020-21 as a redshirt freshman expected to serve as a backup tight end.
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Chase Cota, UCLA
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Sophomore, wide receiver, South Medford High School
Cota played in all 12 games and started 10 for the Bruins as a sophomore. He had a season-high 147 receiving yards at Washington State and should be among UCLA's leading receivers as a junior in 2020-21.
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MJ Cunningham, Oregon
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Freshman, linebacker, Madison High School
Cunningham finished his redshirt freshman season with nine tackles and half a sack. With Troy Dye moving on to the NFL in 2020-21, Cunningham should play a lot more as a sophomore and could earn a starting job with a strong offseason.
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Noah Dahl, Oregon
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Junior, running back, Silverton High School
Dahl earned a walk-on spot with the Ducks in 2018 and remained with the team in 2019. He's expected to be back as a senior to serve primarily as a scout-team player.
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Keishon Dawkins, Oregon State
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Freshman, defensive lineman, West Linn High School
Dawkins hasn't played in two years with the Beavers and will try to earn some playing time heading into his redshirt sophomore season in 2020-21.
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Demetrius Douglas, Minnesota
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Sophomore, wide receiver, Jesuit High School
Douglas played in all 13 games for Minnesota, including the Gophers' Outback Bowl win over Auburn. He made 14 catches for 157 yards and also returned eight kickoffs for 133 yards and 11 punts for 37 yards on the season. Expect the photography buff's receiver role to grow in 2020-21 playing for P.J. Fleck.
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Zach Emerson, Oregon
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Junior, kicker, Mountain View High School
Emerson left the team after being arrested Sept. 2 on charges of criminal mischief in the second degree and criminal trespass in the first degree, both misdemeanors.
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Brian Espinoza, Oregon State
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Freshman, offensive lineman, Clackamas High School
Espinoza didn't play in 2019 and will return in 2020-21 as a redshirt freshman. He's among a bunch of returning offensive linemen for Oregon State who will be fighting for playing time during the spring as the Beavers try to find replacements for three starting offensive linemen.
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Keegan Firth, Oregon State
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Senior, long snapper, Crescent Valley High School
In his final year of college football, Firth was a semifinalist for the inaugural Mannelly Award, given to the nation’s top long snapper. He's hoping to get a shot playing the position in the NFL.
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Alex Forsyth, Oregon
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Sophomore, offensive lineman, West Linn High School
Forsyth has played all over the line as a backup the past two years, and he looks in line for a starting job in 2020-21. Left guard appears to be his most likely spot, but he could also replace Jake Hanson as the starting center.
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Ryan Galovich, Wyoming
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Senior, punter, Crescent Valley High School
Galovich entered Wyoming as a walk-on punter in 2017, but he earned a scholarship and the starting job in 2019. He averaged 42.1 yards per punt as a senior.
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Anthony Gould, Oregon State
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Freshman, wide receiver, West Salem High School
Gould played in four games for Oregon State in 2019, allowing him to come back in 2020-21 as a redshirt freshman. The speedster will try to play his way into the rotation during spring practice.
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Jaydon Grant, Oregon State
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Sophomore, defensive back, West Linn High School
The son of former Portland Trail Blazer Brian Grant developed into one of the Beavers' best defensive backs in 2019. Jaydon Grant made 40 tackles, adding two interceptions with 2.5 tackles for loss, one sack, a forced fumble and three pass breakups. He should be one of the Beavers' defensive leaders as a redshirt junior in 2020-21.
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Daniel Green, Kansas State
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Freshman, linebacker, Madison High School
After redshirting in 2018, Green played in all 13 games for Kansas State in 2019. He finished with 33 tackles, two sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery and should play an even bigger role for the Wildcats as a redshirt sophomore in 2020-21.
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Gage Gubrud, Washington State
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Senior, quarterback, McMinnville High School
Gubrud followed up a record-breaking career at Eastern Washington by joining Washington State as a graduate transfer in 2019. He couldn't beat out Anthony Gordon for the starting job, however, He appeared in two games, completing 10 of 13 passes for 89 yards and one touchdown. Gubrud recently told the Spokesman-Review in Spokane that he's on a negotiation list with the British Columbia Lions in the Canadian Football League.
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Jordan Happle, Boise State
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Junior, safety, Jesuit High School
Happle was limited to six games in 2019 due to injury, making five starts. He finished with 22 tackles and two pass breakups, including four tackles in the Broncos' Las Vegas Bowl loss to Washington. Happle is expected to open his redshirt senior season in 2020-21 as a starting safety for Boise State.
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Marcus Harris, Oregon State
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Freshman, defensive back, Grant High School
Harris didn't play in 2019 and will vie for playing time starting this spring as a redshirt freshman in 2020-21.
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Nate Heaukulani, Oregon
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Junior, linebacker, Jesuit High School
Heaukulani got in three games in 2019 and made his first career sack against Colorado. The walk-on linebacker will play his final college football season in 2020-21.
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Kelsen Hennessy, Oregon State
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Freshman, defensive lineman, Clackamas High School
Hennessy didn't play in 2019 and will return in 2020-21 as a redshirt freshman competing for playing time this spring.
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Justin Herbert, Oregon
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Senior, quarterback, Sheldon High School
One of the best Oregon quarterbacks in Ducks history, Herbert started as a true freshman and kept getting better. He led the Ducks to a Rose Bowl win over Wisconsin to kick off 2020 and cap off an amazing college career. Herbert will be playing on Sundays in 2020-21, possibly starting depending on which team drafts him in the first round.
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Patrick Herbert, Oregon
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Freshman, tight end, Sheldon High School
Herbert got in one game in 2019, meaning he'll return in 2020-21 as a redshirt freshman. He'll vie for playing time, and possibly even a starting spot, at spring and fall practices.
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Jared Hilbers, Washington
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Senior, offensive lineman, Beaverton High School
Washington's starting right tackle in 2019 and left tackle in 2018 is projected as a third- or fourth-round pick in April's NFL draft. He was named to the all-Pac-12 second team after his senior season.
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Kaelin Himphill, San Diego State
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Junior, linebacker, Liberty High School
Himphill played in every game for San Diego State in 2019, primarily on special teams, where he's excelled the past two seasons. He'll compete this offseason for more playing time at linebacker as a senior in 2020-21.
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Jack Holum, Oregon State
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Sophomore, tight end, Lakeridge High School
Holum started the season on the Beavers' roster but ended off of it. He's still a student at Oregon State, majoring in accounting.
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Talanoa Hufanga, USC
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Sophomore, safety, Crescent Valley High School
Hufanga overcame two broken collarbones to emerge as one of the best defensive players in the Pac-12 in 2019. In his final two games of the season, against rival UCLA and Iowa in the Holiday Bowl, Hufanga had a combined 32 tackles and two sacks. With a strong junior season in 2020-21, Hufanga could elect to leave school early and enter the NFL draft.
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Zack Huffstutter, UCLA
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Freshman, defensive back, West Linn High School
Huffstutter won the Nick Pasquale "Pac" Award for scout-team excellence at UCLA's annual team banquet after the 2019 season. The redshirt freshman walk-on earned some game action on special teams this past season and should do so again in 2020-21.
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Dawson Jaramillo, Oregon
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Freshman, offensive lineman, Lake Oswego High School
Jaramillo, who appeared in just one game and missed the majority of the season due to a leg injury, should get an opportunity in the spring to compete for the starting center job in 2020-21, provided he’s healthy enough to practice as expected.
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Tevin Jeannis, Oregon
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Freshman, wide receiver, Scappoose High School
Jeannis got in two games for Oregon as a redshirt freshman in 2019, making the first catch of his college career against Nevada. He'll keep working hard to earn more playing time in his redshirt sophomore season.
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Michael Johnson Jr., Penn State
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Freshman, quarterback, Sheldon High School
Johnson didn't play in 2019 and will return in 2020-21 as a redshirt freshman. Penn State's starting quarterback and backup return, so Johnson is expected to have to settle for a battle to be the Nittany Lions' third-string quarterback.
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Nous Keobounnam, Oregon State
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Junior, offensive lineman, Centennial High School
Keobounnam started all but one game at center on the Beavers' much-improved offensive line. He'll be a starter again as a senior in 2020-21, either at center or guard.
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Jaxson Kirkland, Washington
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Sophomore, offensive lineman, Jesuit High School
Kirkland started the first 11 games of the regular season at right guard before sitting out the Apple Cup and Las Vegas Bowl with an injury. He earned second team all-Pac-12 honors and was named the John P. Angel Lineman of the Year Award at Washington's postseason awards banquet. Look for the Huskies to move Kirkland to left tackle in 2020-21 to protect the quarterback's blind side.
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Jacob Kizer, Washington
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Junior, tight end, West Salem High School
After missing the first part of the season with an injury, Kizer played in the final eight games for the Huskies. As a senior, he'll be among a number of returning Washington tight ends looking to earn the starting job vacated by Hunter Bryant, who declared for the NFL draft.
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Charlie Landgraf, Oregon
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Senior, offensive lineman, Jesuit High School
The walk-on offensive lineman's biggest role with the Ducks was as quarterback Justin Herbert's roommate for all four years they were at Oregon together. "He’s the best role model for all Duck fans," Landgraf said of Herbert after the Ducks' Rose Bowl win. "I’m so happy for him." The economics major excelled in the classroom at Oregon and will move on to the professional ranks in 2020-21.
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Braden Lenzy, Notre Dame
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Sophomore, wide receiver, Tigard High School
Lenzy skipped track in the spring to focus on football in 2019, and the move paid off. He was a big-play machine on the ground and through the air, catching two long touchdown passes and running for two more. The speedster is in line for more touches, thus more big plays, as a junior in 2020-21.
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Vincenzo Logan, Oregon
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Freshman, wide receiver, Central Catholic High School
Logan will try to earn his first game action in 2020-21 as a redshirt sophomore.
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Ethan Long, Arizona State
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Freshman, quarterback, West Linn High School
Long played nine games as a true freshman at Arizona State, rushing for 32 yards and six carries and playing some special teams, where he was named team captain despite being a first-year player. Jayden Daniels, another freshman, will be back at quarterback for the Sun Devils in 2020-21, but it's safe to say Long will find a way to make an impact again as a sophomore.
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Trey Lowe, Washington
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Freshman, wide receiver, Jesuit High School
Lowe left Washington around midseason after getting no playing time. He was added to the Oregon State student directory in early January and is expected to compete with the Beavers in 2020-21 as a preferred walk-on. Lowe is the younger brother of former Oregon Ducks wide receiver and Parkrose High School football coach/hero Keanon Lowe.
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Travis Mackay, Oregon State
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Sophomore, offensive lineman, Central Catholic High School
Mackay heads into his redshirt junior year in 2020-21 still seeking his first game action. He'll try to use spring practices as a springboard to playing time.
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Patrick Maddox, Utah State
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Sophomore, safety, Westview High School
The transfer from Linfield didn't see any game action for Utah State in 2019 and will try to catch coach Gary Andersen's eye this spring.
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Makai Manuwai, Hawaii
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Junior, defensive lineman, South Medford High School
Manuwai played in 11 games for Hawaii in 2019, making six tackles (including a season-high two in Hawaii's win over Oregon State). He'll vie for a starting spot on the defensive line as a senior in 2020-21.
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Quinn McCarthy, Washington State
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Freshman, offensive lineman, Tualatin High School
McCarthy, a preferred walk-on, didn't get any playing time in his first season at Washington State in 2019. He'll try to get new coach Nick Rolovich's attention during spring practice.
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Cam McCormick, Oregon
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Junior, tight end, Summit High School
McCormick missed all of 2019 and most of 2018 with injuries, but if he's healthy in 2020-21, he's probably the favorite to start at tight end.
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Jamal McMurrin, Washington State
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Freshman, cornerback, West Salem High School
McMurrin enters spring in a similar position as fellow preferred walk-on Quinn McCarthy, though McMurrin has a good chance to play on special teams in 2020-21.
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Elijah Molden, Washington
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Junior, cornerback, West Linn High School
Molden capped a solid junior season by being named Las Vegas Bowl MVP after making an interception and forcing a fumble in the Huskies' easy win over Boise State. He led Washington in tackles on the season and was named first team all-Pac-12. Molden will be one of the best defensive players returning to the Pac-12 in 2020-21 as he tries to boost his NFL draft status with another big year.
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David Morris, Oregon State
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Sophomore, safety, Sherwood High School
Morris’ 2019 season got off to a slow start due to injuries, but he was a force in the six games he started. If he stays healthy as a junior, Morris should battle linebackers Avery Roberts and Omar Speights for leading tackler on the team in 2020-21 and be in consideration for all-Pac-12 honors.
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Connor Morton, Oregon State
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Freshman, running back, Thurston High School
Morton played in eight games for the Beavers in 2019, seeing action primarily on special teams. He returned four kicks for 81 yards. He should play a big role on special teams again as a redshirt sophomore in 2020-21.
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Luke Musgrave, Oregon State
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Freshman, tight end, Bend High School
Musgrave played in all 12 OSU games as a true freshman in 2019, making one start. "He’s got a real skill set," coach Jonathan Smith said after the season. "Didn’t catch a ton of balls, but he’s got talent and he can run." Musgrave should compete with Teagan Quitoriano for starting tight end at spring and fall practice.
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Jeffrey Nelson, Oregon State
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Freshman, punter, Clackamas High School
Nelson didn't play in 2019 and will come back in 2020-21 as a redshirt freshman. He and sophomore Luke Loecher are the only punters returning, but Nebraska transfer Caleb Lightbourn will be the presumed starter heading into camp.
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Lucas Noland, Oregon
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Freshman, safety, Tualatin High School
After being named offensive scout team player of the year in 2018, Noland continued to contribute on the scout team in 2019 but didn't see any game action. The preferred walk-on will compete this spring to earn some playing time as a redshirt sophomore in 2020-21.
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Sam Noyer, Colorado
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Junior, safety, Beaverton High School
The quarterback converted to safety in 2019 in search of more playing time in Boulder, but that didn't pan out. Noyer entered the transfer portal in December and will have one more year of college eligibility. He'll probably go back to being a quarterback at his next landing spot.
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Qawi Ntsasa, Air Force
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Freshman, running back, West Linn High School
Ntsasa saw his first game action in 2019 for Air Force, getting one carry for 4 yards against Colgate. He isn't listed on the team's early 2020 roster.
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Osa Odighizuwa, UCLA
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Junior, defensive lineman, David Douglas High School
Odighizuwa was UCLA's best defensive lineman in 2019, leading the team with 10 tackles for loss and leading all defensive linemen with 46 tackles. He'll try to build on that as a senior as he looks to impress NFL scouts and make Chip Kelly's Bruins a lot better in 2020-21.
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Tobe Okafor, Navy
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Junior, defensive tackle, Central Catholic High School
Okafor saw his first varsity action for Navy in 2019, playing in 12 games and making one tackle. He'll be back for one more year of college football, unlike his two Central Catholic teammates TJ Salu and Owen White.
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Kitan Oladapo, Oregon State
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Freshman, defensive back, Central Catholic High School
Oladapo saw his first game action as a redshirt freshman, playing against Stanford and Arizona, but he didn't record any stats. He'll fight for more playing time this spring at one of the Beavers' deepest positions.
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Andrew Peasley, Utah State
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Freshman, quarterback, La Grande High School
Peasley didn't record any stats as a redshirt freshman, but the dual-threat quarterback has a strong chance at the starting job in 2020-21, as Jordan Love heads to the NFL.
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Brandon Pili, USC
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Junior, defensive lineman, Westview High School
Pili was a force in the middle of the USC defense in 2019, recording five tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks. A solid senior year should put the 325-pounder on the NFL's radar.
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Teagan Quitoriano, Oregon State
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Sophomore, tight end, Sprague High School
Quitoriano made six stars and played in all 12 games for the Beavers in 2019. He made five catches for 100 yards and two touchdowns. With Noah Togiai graduating, Quitoriano is the favorite to take over the starting job as a junior in 2020-21.
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Jared Reed, Utah State
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Sophomore, cornerback, Central Catholic High School
Reed, who transferred to Utah State from Portland State, will try to earn his first game action for the Aggies in 2020-21.
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Malakai Salu, UNLV
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Freshman, linebacker, Central Catholic High School
Salu played in all 12 games for UNLV, making 10 tackles, and he's expected to start at weak-side linebacker as a redshirt sophomore in 2020-21.
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T.J. Salu, Navy
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Senior, offensive lineman, Central Catholic High School
Salu had an inspirational senior year, playing in all of Navy's games as a backup offensive lineman after overcoming a pectoral muscle injury that required nine surgeries. He will basically be a weatherman in the Navy, receiving a top-secret clearance in order to consult on various missions, according to the Capital Gazette.
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Cam Sanders, Oregon State
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Freshman, tight end, Crescent Valley High School
The younger brother of former three-sport OSU athlete Tanner Sanders, Cam Sanders should be a scout-team contributor as a redshirt freshman in 2020-21.
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Cameron Scarlett, Stanford
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Senior, running back, Central Catholic High School
Scarlett finished his Stanford career with 1,676 rushing yards, 18th-most in school history, and 24 rushing touchdowns, tied for eighth in school history. He recently competed in the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl as he aims to join his brother Brennan in the NFL.
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Noah Seumalo, Oregon State
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Sophomore, linebacker, Corvallis High School
Seumalo joined the Beavers midway through spring practice and played in two games in 2019. He's expected to play a backup role as a redshirt junior in 2020-21.
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Cody Shear, Arizona State
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Sophomore, offensive lineman, Sheldon High School
Shear had to sit out in 2019 after transferring from Oregon. He'll compete for playing time this spring for the Sun Devils, but a backup role seems most likely for the redshirt junior in 2020-21.
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Omar Speights, Oregon State
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Freshman, linebacker, Crescent Valley High School
Speights looked like an upperclassman in his first college football season. He finished second on the Beavers in tackles with 73 (third-most nationally for a freshman), and was named Pac-12 freshman defensive player of the year. Speights should only get better as a sophomore in 2020-21 for what should be a vastly improved Oregon State defense.
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Cory Stover, Oregon State
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Freshman, defensive lineman, Marshfield High School
Stover is by far the lightest defensive lineman on the OSU roster at 225 pounds. He's likely to play a scout-team role as a redshirt freshman in 2020-21.
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Nick Suing, Oregon State
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Freshman, offensive lineman, Kennedy High School
Suing is one of many redshirt freshman offensive linemen in 2020-21 who'll be looking to make an impression on the coaching staff in spring practice.
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Pepe Tanuvasa, BYU
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Sophomore, linebacker, Tigard High School
Tanuvasa was a walk-on at BYU in 2019, but his play on the scout team could earn him a scholarship and significant playing time at linebacker in 2020-21. He completed a Mormon mission out of high school and played a year at Navy before ending up at BYU, so he'll be a mature junior in 2020-21.
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Alexander Teubner, Boise State
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Freshman, defensive back, Seaside High School
Teubner played in one game as a true freshman, and he was named scout team MVP on special teams in his first year at Boise State. He could be in line for an increased role in 2020-21 as a redshirt freshman.
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Thomas Boyd
Nikko Thomas, Fresno State
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Junior, defensive lineman, Tigard High School
Thomas played two games for Fresno State in 2019, making one tackle. He'll be back in 2020-21 as a redshirt junior trying to earn more playing time.
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Simon Thompson, Utah State
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Freshman, linebacker, West Salem High School
Yet another young Oregonian on the Utah State roster, Thompson got in one game in 2019, allowing him to take a redshirt. He'll vie for playing time in 2020-21 during spring practices.
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Marlon Tuipulotu, USC
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Sophomore, defensive lineman, Central High School
After a solid freshman year, Tuipulotu was even better as a sophomore, plugging the middle with Brandon Pili. He had 46 tackles, two sacks and a forced fumble and should start at defensive tackle again in 2020-21 as a junior.
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Cole Turner, Nevada
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Sophomore, wide receiver, Clackamas High School
Turner played in all 13 games as a sophomore after playing 12 as a freshman. He has six catches for 88 yards and a touchdown in his career, and the 6-foot-6 target should be in the mix to start in 2020-21.
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Jack Vecchi, Oregon
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Sophomore, wide receiver, Central Catholic High School
Vecchi should continue to fill a scout-team role as a redshirt junior in 2020-21.
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Bubba Wa'a, Hawaii
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Freshman, offensive lineman, Crescent Valley High School
Wa'a played in four games in 2019, meaning he can return in 2020-21 as a redshirt freshman with Hawaii.
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Ryan Walk, Oregon
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Sophomore, offensive lineman, Sheldon High School
Walk played in four games in 2019, and the walk-on was listed as the backup to future NFL center Jake Hanson in 2019, meaning Walk could start at center in 2020-21.
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Owen White, Navy
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Senior, punter, Central Catholic High School
White finished his college career with a stellar year at Navy, averaging a career-high 42.8 yards per punt. He was a semifinalist for the Ray Guy award as the nation's best punter.
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Korbin Williams, Oregon
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Freshman, wide receiver, Central Catholic High School
Williams got in three games as a redshirt freshman and should primarily play a scout-team role in 2020-21.
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Eli'jah Winston, USC
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Freshman, linebacker, Central Catholic High School
Winston played seven games as a backup linebacker in 2019, making eight tackles and a season-high three against rival UCLA. If he earns a starting job as a redshirt sophomore in 2020-21, more than a third of the Trojans' defensive starters will be Oregon high school alums.
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La'Mar Winston Jr., Oregon
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Senior, linebacker, Central Catholic High School
Winston was one of the senior leaders on the Oregon defense, which carried the Ducks to a Rose Bowl win over Wisconsin and the No. 5 ranking at the end of the season. He finished his Oregon career with 110 tackles and 6.5 sacks in 50 games. Watch for him to get a shot with an NFL team as an undrafted free agent.
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