Oregon commit CaDarius McMiller puts the nation on notice with absurd performance

While Oregon fans are back to watching games on Saturdays, it's always nice to follow along with the action on Friday Nights. Under Dan Lanning, the Oregon Ducks have made a tradition out of signing top 5 ranked recruiting classes, meaning that there's always special playmakers making their way to Eugene.

The skill position players are always the most fun to keep tabs on, as some of the highly ranked recruits the Ducks sign often post video game like stats. Among the skill players in this current class, running back commit CaDarius McMiller is often the least talked about, but that may change if he keeps up his current production.

CaDarius McMiller was unstoppable in 326 yard performance

This week, Oregon running back commit CaDarius McMiller and Tyler High School faced off against Tyler Legacy. Tyler High ended up winning the game 62-46, and the main reason why is because the Oregon commit rushed for 326 yards and 4 touchdowns.

The Tyler High rushing attack was absurd as McMiller's 326 yards were combined with his quarterback Raykell Ford rushing for 177 yards and 2 touchdowns.

According to Rivals' Industry Recruiting Rankings, CaDarius McMiller is the 180th ranked player in the Country, 12th ranked running back in the class, and the 24th ranked player out of Texas. At 6-foot-1 and 185 pounds, McMiller is already built to play at the college level, and will be a great addition to the Ducks' pipeline of backs.

When you watch CaDarius McMiller play running back, you quickly see the track background, as he can absolutely fly. This offseason, CaDarius McMiller was added to the Navy All-American Game as an injury replacement, where he instantly became a must-watch recruit, before committing to the Ducks. Oregon will have to fend off some other Power 4 schools who will try to flip McMiller, but it appears that the Ducks are getting another star running back.

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