no wonder we couldn't beat Utah....LOL. Four punters drafted and no Ducks other than KT....WOW!

Oregon Signs another Polish women's middle distance star!
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…and VMIII is still on the board. It’s midway through the seventh round I’m actually shocked that Verone wasn’t picked yesterday!

TONS of other DB’s have come off in the 6-7th rounds.

Maybe this was already posted, so sorry if I just missed it. A pretty impressive bevy of PWO's. Got to love CCHS. I bet at least 1-2 of these guys develop into good players.

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Kodi Decambra has officially dropped his top six today and Oregon has made the cut along with Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Oregon State and Washington. The Ducks are the heavy favorite to land the high three-star prospect from Bishop Gorman HS in Las Vegas. He's made multiple visits out to Eugene and has a really strong relationship with the staff. At this point he's planning to make his decision before his senior season.

Arizona State, Mississippi State and Washington State are a few of the schools that have now been cut from his list.

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Remember this only means they will be getting evaluations and can still decide to come back. I expect Quincy to for sure do that, Will, I would put at 50/50 or using AJ's numbers there is about an 11.436% chance.....

Not sure too many will miss him.

Jurrion announcing Monday at 6:30pm

Turnover all over the place. (Per Oregonian)

I imagine he will get more playing time there but...why, oh why??

Played in 35 games last season, but didn't really progress his game from his time at OU

For just having a spring game with all those guys visiting, it's WAY too quiet around here. Hopefully some good news coming soon. (and yes, I decided to start another one of these threads knowing we would likely get someone big)

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Tyriq Blanding made the long trip from New York to Eugene over the weekend as part of a Northwest swing that brought him on campus for a couple days with the Ducks. He was able to watch the spring game and meet up with Seven McGee all while building a stronger bond with the program overall. Blanding says he speaks with Tony Tuioti daily, and they have built a good connection so far in the process. Oregon really left him impressed and the meeting with McGee proved to be especially important since it gave him some confidence that a move from New York wouldn't be as challenging as he thinks it could be.

Watching the team work with the new coaches really was a highlight for him, though, and it is something that has stuck with him since leaving campus.

“Seeing them go to work it was really good. They’re not the type of coaches that are yelling all the time. I was talking to them, and they don’t believe in that yelling stuff. They’re calm, everybody listens to them. When they talk everybody listens, and you really learn a lot from them. I got to learn new techniques, and they’ve seen my film. We were going over my film, and I really learned a lot from them.”

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During an update interview with Rivals, Billings shares Oregon as one of the spots he'd like to officially visit.

Good evening all,

As Brandon noted in the other thread, I spent the better part of the last 10 days cleaning out my house in South Carolina then driving back here in a Uhaul. My apologies for a lack of presence during that time.

I know that it would be great if we had a full list of visitors, but one staff member told me that there were over 170 expected visitors and i just did not get a full list. There were nearly 30 I had as planning to visit, not all of them made it. Here is the list of planned visitors:

2023 CB Caleb Presley
2023 CB Cole Martin (Oregon Commit)
2023 CB Kayin Lee
2023 DB Justyn Rhett
2023 DB Rodrick Pleasant
2023 DE Blake Purchase
2023 DE Jayden Waynes
2023 DL A'Mauri Washington
2023 DL David Hick
2023 DL My'Keil Gardner
2023 DT Tyriq Blanding
2023 LB Blake Nichelson
2023 LB David Peevy
2023 LB Jerry Mixon Jr
2023 OL Alani Noa (Did not make it, will be coming later)
2023 OL Micah Banuelos
2023 OT Logan Reichart
2023 RB Johnny Thompson Jr
2023 S Kodi Decambra
2023 TE Markus Dixon
2023 TE Riley Williams
2023 WR Jurrion Dickey
2022 WR Kyler Kasper (Oregon Commit)
2024 ATH Jason Mitchell
2024 DT Aydin Breland
2024 OT Brandon Baker
2024 OT Landon Hachett
2024 S Jordon Johnson-Rubell

I know that there were a LOT more visitors in Eugene, but this is the list of expected visitors - of note - for the game.

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Blake Purchase enjoyed his first visit to Oregon so much that he's going to return this summer. The Colorado-based edge rusher was at the Ducks' spring game over the weekend marking his first visit with the program. He really enjoyed his time getting to know the program and has already set an official visit to see the school again the last weekend in June. Assuming that sticks and he he ends up visiting Oregon that weekend it will be the last official visit he can take before the start of the season. His plan is to make his college choice this summer. That's obviously an important deal for the Ducks and for Purchase. He's now visited all the schools he says are in contact the most with USC, Iowa State, Washington, Cal and Colorado making up that group.

He has really hit it off with Tosh Lupoi and has a lot of respect for what the Oregon defensive coordinator has done in the past during his coaching career. Overall, the Ducks have made a big move with Purchase this spring.

“Right now Oregon is definitely a top school for me. It’s gonna be a top option just from that visit. It really just solidified everything in my mind that I really I have already have heard about them. Actually getting out there, yeah, Oregon will definitely be a top option for me in my recruiting.”

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Adam Gorney hits on a few Oregon targets in this latest recruiting rumor mill column.

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Figured this was worth of its own thread, Ducks are in a very good spot for Jurrion, and his love for fishing certainly doesn't hurt Oregon's chances

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Four-star offensive lineman Miles McVay recently made a stop at Oregon and he is planning to take an official visit with the Ducks in June. The 6-foot-7 prospect from East St. Louis, Illinois spoke with Rivals.com's Clint Cosgrove to break down some of the standout schools in his recruitment including Oregon.