Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney has predictions on four-star running back Javian Osborne, Oregon landing a five-star quarterback and the ranking of Baton Rouge (La.) University Lab’s Lamar Brown.
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1. Notre Dame will beat Michigan for four-star RB Javian Osborne
When four-star running back Javian Osborne visited Michigan recently, he loved the trip to Ann Arbor but also loved that Bryce Underwood is so talented at quarterback that his passing threat would free up the running game. That could be a major argument for the Wolverines.
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But the overwhelming feeling at this point is that Notre Dame is the frontrunner just days ahead of his commitment in early May.
Notre Dame doesn’t have a quarterback like Underwood and Michigan is coming off a national championship two seasons ago. But the Irish played for one last year, consistently have a devastating running attack and they’ve made it no secret that’s not going to change.
The Irish should be getting their next big-time back soon.
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2. Oregon will get either Jared Curtis or Ryder Lyons
It feels like a fait accompli that Oregon will land a five-star quarterback in this recruiting class; we just don’t know which one yet.
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Five-star Jared Curtis from Nashville (Tenn.) Christian announces his commitment on May 5 and he’s down to Georgia and Oregon. Curtis has gone silent and hasn’t given many hints on whether…
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