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Oregon Top247 quarterback commit Jonas Williams won the Accuracy competition at Nike's Next Ones over the weekend. During the event, he showed why multiple schools are working hard to flip him 👀 🔗 Gerard Martinez David Johnson @SonnyShipp247 Mike Roach Jonas Williams / 247Sports

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