Proof that Lukas is going to Oregon.

other recruits wrote:

Elias Geydon, Jeramy Elkiam, Chad Noelle, Matt Jonblonski...Lukas will have plenty to work with.

Alright, thats good to hear.

I actually think Chad Noelle may be as much of a talent as Lukas.

Lukas Verzbicas

I was going to wait till Wednesday but i might as well just confirm that I'll be a duck

this is courtesy of his facebook page.

alright.... wrote:

other recruits wrote:

Elias Geydon, Jeramy Elkiam, Chad Noelle, Matt Jonblonski...Lukas will have plenty to work with.

Alright, thats good to hear.

I actually think Chad Noelle may be as much of a talent as Lukas.

Geydon hasn't really shown much upside left in him and is starting to looked cooked from years and years of age group racing. elkaim, lightning in a bottle. noelle looks like he may have upside. jablonski, not really all american type imo

Lukas will have Luke for a year pulling him regularly then he'll try to go pro

I don't think Gedyon is cooked at all. His mileage has been relatively low. And his coaches at Loyola HS have a track record with elite kids, bringing them along slowly, and they go on to do great things (Mark Matusak, David Torrence, etc.)

Well, on LV's Twitter, he posted, "Because I'm a duck!" I think that says something....like maybe he enjoys quacking or has developed some weird fetish.

From a descriptivist stance, perhaps it is for the best. After all, why should verbal mean spoken? It is the only definition of verbal that doesn't simply base itself off a relation to words. And a written word and a spoken word are signifiers equally.

Costanza wrote:

Oral commitment is a horrible and blatant misnomer in the English language. Oral, having to do with the throat and mouth, has come to mean Verbal (or spoken), through constant improper usage. The straw that breaks the camels back is the legal community adopting the term oral to mean spoken.

Answer to your question, I think Lukas either mouthed Oregon or clicked Oregon with his teeth in Morse Code.

---Costanza