Where does DR end up?

Virgina Tech

1. Oregon 2. Miami

The Media is saying Oregon out of the shoot. Would not surprise me. Oregon is a lot of show and ego. Honestly, who cares really at this point.

How long of Adidas agreement does he have?

I am going to say Miami. Pay very close attention to two things though. Who Michigan hires and does Underwood stay? I don't think that's a far-fetched scenario that if they get the right coach and Underwood bolts either to LSU or to hit the CFB free agent market.

Skercrazy said:

How long of Adidas agreement does he have?

I'm sure there is a buy out in that.

ASU

ASU package deal with Dayton

I get the fascination with Oregon but does Dylan fit in their style of offense?

Oregon has always had a mobile QB. I'd say Miami is a better fit

4husker said:

Oregon has always had a mobile QB. I'd say Miami is a better fit

Agree. Have to wonder if some of the names mentioned aren't being thrown out there by Raiola's 'family agent'.

IM4NUAlways said:

The Media is saying Oregon out of the shoot. Would not surprise me. Oregon is a lot of show and ego. Honestly, who cares really at this point.

That would make our trip to Autzen next fall quite interesting

Honestly he's no better than App State/Miami of Ohio talent.

IM4NUAlways said:

The Media is saying Oregon out of the shoot. Would not surprise me. Oregon is a lot of show and ego. Honestly, who cares really at this point.

I’ve heard that as well, but haven’t seen anything…. Who’s saying that ?

Rednil said:

Virgina Tech

Miami. Adidas school and Carson Beck will be done after this season..

BigRedGal said:

I get the fascination with Oregon but does Dylan fit in their style of offense?

I don’t think slow when I think of Oregon.

Browntown69 said:

ASU

Would be interesting. Wonder how demanding the starting job would sit with Dillingham.

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I would add LSU

Any team with national championship hopes for next year will try to land someone better than Dylan.

I feel like Oregon will go for a bigger fish…

ASU bc of weaker defenses he needs somewhere to stand in the pocket and the big 10 isnt it!

Browntown69 said:

ASU

I thought this as well. Just assumed his family still owned a house down here. Doesn’t appear to be the case any longer.

Unless he goes to a school without serious NC aspirations, he will have to earn the starting spot. He has a long way to go with his skill set as a QB to be guaranteed the starting spot.