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Rancho QB offered by Oregon to play DB

Greg Watson, quarterback of the reigning CIF champions, has picked up his first scholarship offer, according to Rancho Cucamonga High School coach Nick Baiz.

Oregon offered the junior on the condition that he play defensive back, something Watson apparently isn't averse to.

"He'll play anything, anytime, anywhere," Baiz said. "He just wants to play."

Watson, who is generously listed at 6-feet, is extremely athletic but seemingly possesses all the skills to play quarterback in college. The only drawback seems to be his height.

It will be interesting to see how the junior's outlook on what position he'll play in college evolves as more offers inevitably come rolling in.

Posted by Clay Fowler on April 9, 2009 8:27 PM |

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Gregory has already beat head to head a few pac-10 bound quarterbacks so his height really shouldn't be a issue he has PROVEN he is a GAMER.I just hope the rest of the colleges are willing to give him a chance,gregory just wants to play BUT,he is a pretty good Quarterback & leader.

Posted by: mr.gregory watson | April 10, 2009 9:31 AM

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