Today in Flock Talk, the impact of the Dakorien Moore commit and a look back at Oregon's five-star signing history.

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When this one first got announced last night, there was a certain quiet confidence on the staff that Moore was going to be a Duck. Texas worked really hard on this one during the day and started to get more confident. At one point I spoke with a source who would only say 'coming down to the wire' but the source was not resigned to bad news and the Ducks simply kept talking with who they needed to talk with to remind Moore and his family of why he was leaning Oregon for a while down the stretch.

Essentially this came down to relationships and the family has been very clear that Oregon did the best job of establishing relationships as the base for their recruiting efforts and at the end of the day, that is really what this decision was about.

There were 25 Power Five commitments on Thursday:

The breakdown on his commitment:

Georgia and Oregon working to flip the USC commit:

Trying to separate a school from their best asset is like trying to say that an Aerosmith song wouldn’t be good without Steven Tyler.

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The latest on the Little Rock (Ark.) Parkview standout:

A look across the conference here:

Four-star LB and LSU commit Keylan Moses will visit Oregon this weekend.

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Good stuff here from Marshall Levenson:

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Linebacker Noah Mikhail has committed to Texas A&M over Oregon and USC just minutes ago. All indications are that Oregon will continue to pursue him so likely will have to stay tuned to this one going into the fall and winter.

Could this be the biggest commitment weekend ever? History recap if anyone knows of a better one.

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Surprise commit

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Right here:

Mentioned yesterday that I was not sure the late Tennessee smoke was going to change things...

On a similar note, there have been some murmurs surrounding DaSaahn Brame and Tennessee. I am not really sure how true those rumblings are as I know the Ducks have been the team to beat for quite some time. Nonetheless, the rumors are out there and they are something to keep an eye on as Brame gets close to making a decision. I still like Oregon, but it is not quite as definitive as it seemed a week ago.