I couldn’t see if this was previously posted, but if not here you go!
The competition is pretty light, so it ought to be an easy decision for him. LOL
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Certainly hope not, but ischemic pain is the worst.

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Isaiah Garcia, the three-star OL from Utah, is making his second trip to Eugene this weekend for his official visit. His recruitment is down to Oregon, USC, Utah and Stanford.

We talked about each school and what he wants to get out of his Ducks OV:

UW has 1 committ and is ranked 89th by 24/7

And Dawgman weighs in giving a perfectly credible reason for not getting early commits

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USC is the only NCAA school to host an event bigger than the World T&F meet held at Hayward. They will be doing that for a third time.

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Four-star tight end Ryner Swanson was one of the official visitors over the weekend for the Ducks. He previously took an official visit to Texas and he is heading out to Provo today to begin an official visit with BYU. After that he will settle in and come to a commitment decision. Oregon previously hosted him on an unofficial visit but still managed to leave him impressed this time around. He had a conversation with his player host Casey Rogers that has Swanson thinking strongly about the Ducks, and Oregon remains right in the conversation with the California-based recruit.

"I just gotta be able to take that leap of faith and trust that Oregon could be the best for me even though BYU is really easy. ... Casey Rogers helped me realize that the best decisions he's ever made, they were the hardest at first. Oregon, if I do commit, that'll be hard for me because I'm saying no to the easier life at BYU with a ton of friends and just a great LDS community. So I just have to be really prayerful about this, and I know that I'll make the right decision."

Swanson is a member of the LDS Church and plans on going on a mission after high school, so his enrollment will be delayed. However, he says Oregon is investing fully into that plan, and he certainly feels a connection to Dan Lanning and the staff.

He will make his choice before the end of the month, and it could come very soon after his BYU trip comes to a close.

Read the full update at the link above.

ESPN just released an article

Fun little interview. What a ride he's had so far. Starting so many games, playing DT in a bowl game, noe pegged as likely starting center. You have to think the OL will be in a good hands. Speaks very highly of Terry, so he and the other vets probably had some input on that hire.

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California receiver Jack Ressler has announced his commitment to Oregon over a final group that included Penn State, Oregon State, Arizona State and Boise State. Eventually, it came down to the Broncos and Ducks, but his comfort level in Eugene won out along with his desire to play on a big stage.

"The atmosphere is just amazing. Obviously, the hospitality with coach Dan Lanning and coach Junior Adams, and really the whole staff to be honest, is just very great. Very warming for me."

He's the fourth receiver to commit to Oregon in the class and the third from Southern California for 2024.

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Saw the headlines on another site. TX kid who has UO on his short list of elites.

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We won’t know until next winter but this international student from Ireland will be serious competition for Oregon’s Van Klenkin for the Bowerman.

Both are international students. We are seeing more and more athletes from around the globe in NCAA T&F. I like it.

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A look at the five-stars here:

The Rivals250 rankings for the 2024 class have been updated this week, and here's a rundown of the movement for current Oregon commits and notable targets in the group.

Where Oregon's commits rank:

No. 82 -- four-star DE Xadavien Sims (down 8 spots)
No. 84 -- four-star WR Jordan Anderson (no change)
No. 95 -- four-star QB Michael Van Buren (down 36 spots)
No. 164 -- four-star DT Tionne Gray (down 44 spots)
No. 167 -- four-star CB Ify Obidegwu (down 48 spots)
No. 175 -- four-star WR Tyseer Denmark (down 95 spots)
No. 187 -- four-star DE Jaxson Jones (down 16 spots)

Notable Oregon targets:

No. 3 -- five-star DE Williams Nwaneri (Lee's Summit, Mo.)
No. 5 -- five-star DE Colin Simmons (Duncanville, Texas)
No. 9 -- five-star S KJ Bolden (Buford, Ga.)
No. 10 -- five-star DT David Stone (Bradenton, Fla.)
No. 12 -- five-star ILB Justin Williams (Conroe, Texas)
No. 18 -- five-star WR Ryan Wingo (St. Louis, Mo.)
No. 25 -- four-star OT Brandon Baker (Santa Ana, Calif.)
No. 31 -- four-star CB Bryce West (Cleveland, Ohio)
No. 37 -- four-star ILB Dylan Williams (Long Beach, Calif.)
No. 40 -- four-star WR Gatlin Bair (Burley, Idaho)
No. 56 -- four-star ATH Ryan Pellum (Long Beach, Calif.)
No. 57 -- four-star DE Elijah Rushing (Tucson, Ariz.)
No. 71 -- four-star APB Nathaniel Frazier (Santa Ana, Calif.)
No. 76 -- four-star CB Zabien Brown (Santa Ana, Calif.)
No. 102 -- four-star DT Aydin Breland (Santa Ana, Calif.)
No. 135 -- four-star DT Jericho Johnson (Fairfield, Calif.)
No. 147 -- four-star OG Isendre Ahfua (Seattle, Wash.)
No. 154 -- four-star APB Christian Clark (Phoenix, Ariz.)
No. 179 -- four-star RB Jason Brown (Seattle, Wash.)
No. 186 -- four-star DE Zina Umeozulu (Allen, Texas)
No. 190 -- four-star CB Aaron Scott (Springfield, Ohio)
No. 199 -- four-star S Ka'Davion Dotson (Duncanville, Texas)
No. 226 -- four-star OG Preston Taumua (Aiea, Hawaii)

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Oregon closes out the weekend with a commitment from Clackamas offensive guard Devin Brooks, who picks the Ducks over USC and many others.


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Eric is back at the stadium for us today -- should be a fun one!

Makes a monster statement in Bowerman Trophy Competition

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