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Oregon has thrown an offer into the ring for the Maryland recruit, and Harris has also been contacted by other big programs such as Michigan, Ohio State, and Maryland. Even though Oregon is the first team to have offered Harris since his commitment, all three of those mentioned teams have offered Harris.

The Frederick Douglass Senior High standout also has offers from Penn State, Virginia, East Carolina, Rutgers, Virginia Tech, USC, Washington, Mississippi State, Michigan State, Pittsburgh, South Carolina, Wake Forest, Hawaii, UNC, Ole Miss, Cal, Iowa, and N.C. State.

The 6’4″, 195 pound wideout has terrific hands and is a top weapon in the red zone. Harris is great at stretching the field vertically and making big plays downfield, and he uses his size well in order to make nice catches in traffic. The Opening attendee caught 12 touchdown passes for his high school last season and has some speed with a 4.46 forty.

Paul Harris is one of the top 500 recruits in the country and one of the more talented wide receiver prospects as well. Due to his big-play ability and size that would go well for downfield blocking, Harris would be a great fit for Oregon’s offense.

I guess the Ducks see that in the high-end three-star recruit, because they don’t normally offer committed prospects. The coaching staff probably believes that they have a great chance of getting Harris to flip, and they are probably the only team right now who could cause him to pull the trigger and flip to another program. We’ll see how involved the other schools get, and he has visited USC, Auburn, East Carolina, UNC, and Penn State at points during his recruitment.

Back in May, Harris named a top four of USC, Penn State, Tennessee, and Michigan.

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Falah is an exception to Kelly’s rule that committed prospects cannot visit Oregon, and it is interesting that Kelly has made this concession for the USC Trojans commit. Falah has always been highly valued by the Ducks- and for good reason. He is one of the top 15 offensive tackles in the nation, and one of the most coveted offensive line prospects out west. Dominant in both pass protection and run blocking, the 6’5″, 270 pound St. John Bosco star has elite strength.

If he does decommit and chooses another program, then it is almost certainly going to be Oregon. If the Ducks are able to give Falah a good enough official visit, then there is a very real possibility of that happening.

Meanwhile, things are almost as wide open as it gets for four-star running back Tarean Folston. At this point in time, he is looking closest at Florida State, USF, Notre Dame, South Carolina, Auburn, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Virginia Tech. However, he is willing to check the Oregon Ducks out, and this is a big chance for Oregon to get involved in his recruitment with a big official visit.

The game against the Stanford Cardinal has big recruiting ramifications as both the final home game for the Ducks and as a huge matchup between two conference powers.

Folston is one of the top 125 recruits in the 2013 class, and the Cocoa High standout is on his second official visit after taking a trip to South Bend to check out Notre Dame last month. The four-star RB prospect is regarded as one of the top ten recruits at his position, as well as one of the top 25 recruits in the state of Florida.

He runs a 4.4 forty.

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The 6’0″, 200 pound Hermitage High power back rescheduled his official visit until after the season, so he will not be watching Oregon take on Stanford this weekend. The other schools in Green’s top six are Ole Miss, Tennessee, and Michigan. The top 50 2013 prospect has his official visit to Ole Miss scheduled in two weeks. It is unclear if he will reschedule that trip as well, because it was his final official visit. Green will also be taking an official to Miami.

Derrick Green likes schools that have a good fan atmosphere, and that was a sentiment he echoed after his trip to Auburn. Green should love the atmosphere at Autzen, so that will be a key selling point for Chip Kelly and the Ducks staff (assumingGreen is able to visit during a game). If you remember, Green took his official visit to Ann Arbor when the Wolverines topped the Michigan State Spartans, and he enjoyed the atmosphere over there as well.

The visit will be crucial for Oregon in gaining momentum in his recruitment, because it looks like Auburn and Michigan are the two most likely landing spots for the elite power back who can also run a sub-4.6 forty. Green is one of the top three running backs in the country and one of the top two recruits in the state of Virginia, and he would be a different kind of elite catch at the running back position for the Oregon Ducks.

The US Army All-American Bowl selection ran for nearly 1,500 yards and 20 touchdowns last season for Hermitage, and everything is wide open for the elite back. However, most recruiting analysts have Michigan as their pick. Things can change quickly, and the rescheduled visit after the season is going to be key for the Ducks.

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