Max Forer

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#64 Max Forer

Position:	Offensive Lineman
Height:	6'3"
Weight:	267
Year:	Senior
City/State:	Santa Monica, Calif.
High School:	Santa Monica HS
Experience:	1 Letter

PERSONAL — Born Max Louis Forer on May 5, 1988 in Los Angeles. Parents: Jeffrey and Michele Forer. Family: One sister. High School (Coach): Santa Monica (Mike Burnett). Major: Sociology. Redshirt: 2006.

2010 — UO’s backup center played in all three non-conference games as well as Pac-10 contests against UCLA, USC, Washington and Oregon State • Took part in a career-high 50 snaps vs. New Mexico • Second fastest among offensive linemen in the short shuttle (4.43) and “L” runs (7.75) during winter testing.

2009 — Appeared in four games as a reserve offensive lineman • Was at center for Oregon’s go-ahead touchdown drive in the third quarter of the Rose Bowl Game • Played a season-high 10 snaps against Washington State.

2008 — Saw action vs. Utah State, totaling a career-best eight snaps against the Aggies.

2007 — The walk-on took the field twice despite an abundance of experience and health on the offensive line • Made appearances vs. Fresno State and South Florida, totaling five plays • Received team honors for play on the defensive scout team leading up to the Michigan game.

2006 — Redshirt season.

HIGH SCHOOL — Helped the Vikings to a runner-up Ocean League finish with a 4-1 mark, 8-3 overall, as a senior • Had 18 tackles and a pair of sacks while playing on the defensive side of the ball.

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