Arizona State Transfer Devan Cambridge Commits to Oregon

Dana Altman and the Ducks land their second transfer of the day and it's a familiar face from the Pac-12.

A big day continues for the Oregon Ducks men's basketball program.

Arizona State transfer guard Devan Cambridge announced his commitment to Oregon on Friday, becoming the second addition of the day out of the transfer portal for Dana Altman and the Ducks.

Former Georgia guard Kario Oquendo committed to Oregon on Friday morning.

Cambridge entered the transfer portal for the second time on April 6 and it didn't take him long to tab Eugene as his next stop. The 6-foot-6, 215-pound guard spent three seasons at Auburn prior to making the move out west to Tempe.

While playing for Bobby Hurley and the Sun Devils last season, he averaged 9.7 points, 5.3 rebounds and 0.8 assists per game en route to a 23-13 overall record, going 11-9 in Pac-12 play. He shot 29.6% from three-point range and 49.4% from the floor.

Cambridge is originally from Nashville, Tennesse and played his high school basketball at Hillcrest Prep in Gilbert, Arizona. He'll add some valuable veteran leadership to an Oregon squad that has lost a lot of talent this offseason.

Quincy Guerrier, Rivaldo Soares, Kel'el Ware and Lök Wur have all entered the transfer portal, with Ware landing at Indiana shortly after announcing his departure. 

Dana Altman and company will add a trio of highly-rated recruits in point guard Jackson Shelstad and forwards Kwame Evans Jr. and Mookie Cook. 

The Ducks have missed the NCAA Tournament in back-to-back seasons and have had to settle for the NIT. Head coach Dana Altman is doing everything he can to change that, bringing in productive players that he hops will take to his culture of hard work and having to be chased out of the gym. 

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