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But one incoming freshman may take the place of three wide receivers in a normal year. Corner Canyon wide receiver Noah Kjar, the state's career leader in receptions and three-time state champion who ranks second all-time in receiving yards for a season and career, was one of three incoming freshman signed by seventh-year coach Jay Hill on Wednesday. Kjar, a 5-foot-11, 180-pound wide out from Draper who is the son of Corner Canyon coach Eric Kjar, had 285 career receptions for 4,935 yards and 50 touchdowns in four seasons with the Chargers. He's the second-most prolific wide out in state hist...

National signing day 2020: Meet the Oregon Ducks 2021 football recruiting class Updated Dec 16, 2020; EUGENE ― Oregon signed 20 players to its 2021 recruiting class, the best in program history. The Ducks’ class is ranked atop the Pac-12 for the third straight year and No. 6 nationally in the 247Sports Composite. Four offensive linemen, a trio of heralded receivers, three outside linebackers, pairs of tight ends, safeties and cornerbacks and an inside linebacker, defensive tackle, quarterback and running back made up the class, which has room to add between now and February’s signing p...

And the honors keep rolling on in. Chargers coach Eric Kjar has been named one of four finalists All-American Bowl Coach of the Year, an award given annually to the top coach in high school football by the All-American Bowl selection committee. Kjar is the only semifinalist from Utah, and the western-most candidate, joining John Kay of North Shore Senior in Houston; Eric Moore of Center Grove in Greenwood, Indiana; and Tom Roken of St. Joseph's Prep in Philadelphia. The award will be announced Tuesday, Dec. 29. 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣1️⃣ ���������� ���� ���...

DRAPER — The next time Jackson Light meets up with Corner Canyon teammate Jaxson Dart, it will be as Pac-12 rivals. Light, the top-rated center in Utah and No. 2 overall recruit, signed his National Letter of Intent on Wednesday to play for the University of Oregon, a school where he's been committed for several months. But when he sees Dart, his quarterback for the past year, "Fight On" may be living inside his head. It's enough to make Light, who also played defensive tackle, consider trying to move to defense for at least one game. Dart — a four-star quarterback who held offers from Ar...