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There are Still Only 200 Minutes In a Game... by dillon77

..and Oregon has a very full roster (on all fronts), including these folks on the front line: Dugalic, Prince, Cochrane, Watson and the younger Sabally, who herself missed a year due to injury. I'm guessing most of these Oregon players/commits are looking for playing time to get to the next level, as well.

Yes, they probably all believe this will work out for them given their current status, but I've got to think once rotations are established, you'll start seeing a reverse flow, which seems to be the way in today's "transfer portal" enabled world.

That said, good luck to Sedona...

OK Irish, let's put all effort into getting Mik Vaughn, Danielle Cosgrove and our jack-of-all-trades (by necessity), Sam Brunelle, ready for the 2019-20 season.

And on the recruiting front, I'll be very interested to see what efforts are made toward other 2020 posts/forwards. And again in 2021.