Talk:Ad Rutschman

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[edit] Oregon Project Reassessment

I have read the article and find it all linked to one source instead of multiple. Article could be improved by finding additional sources for the material. Much of the article is currently unsourced. Based upon the class scale for the Oregon Project - I find it of Start class. In addition, based upon this importance quote from the project, I have changed the importance to high. C. Williams (talk) 11:21, 17 February 2008 (UTC)

"Athletes also should remain as Low, unless they are a member of the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame then to Mid. If they are also a member of a national sports hall of fame and spent most of their career in Oregon then High. Someone like Steve Prefontaine who attained national prominence and has an event named after him would justify a Top."