It has been 13 years since an Oregon high school quarterback earned an invitation to the prestigious Elite 11 Finals, a quarterback camp for the best prep passers in America.
In 2000 - just the second year of the camp - Oregon made a splash, sending Scappoose's Derek Anderson, Burns' Kellen Clemens and Aloha's Nic Costa to the finals.
Five years later, Beaverton signal-caller Kevin Riley was selected as one of the nation's 12 participants.
Then, a drought.
It took 13 years, but Oregon solidified its fifth-ever finalist Tuesday, as Sheldon quarterback and Under Armour All-American selection Michael Johnson Jr.