Former Oregon WR Mycah Pittman Announces Pac-12 Destination

Pittman is headed back to the Pac-12 after spending three seasons with the Ducks.

Former Oregon Ducks wide receiver Mycah Pittman has announced his commitment to the Utah Utes.

"Life's a gamble and I'm all about my poker chips," Pittman penned on social media.

Pittman played at Oregon from 2019 to 2021 but never quite broke out under head coach Mario Cristobal. 

Before the end of the 2021 season Pittman announced that he would be entering the transfer portal and would spend the 2022 season in his home state of Florida, playing for Mike Norvell and the Seminoles.

During his one season in Tallahassee he had the chance to play with former Calabasas (Calif.) High teammate Johnny Wilson, who was also a former Oregon commit in the class of 2020.

He played in all 13 games last season and caught 32 passes for 330 yards and three touchdowns. Pittman was also featured on special teams like he was at Oregon, returning 18 punts for 169 yards, which earned him All-ACC honorable mention as a specialist.

With Pittman's latest move to Salt Lake City he joins a Utah offense that's led by quarterback Cameron Rising but loses star tight end Dalton Kincaid. The Utes do return their leading wide receivers in juniors Devaughn Vele and Money Parks as well as tight end Brant Kuithe.

The Ducks are scheduled to play the Utes on October 28 in Salt Lake City. So it looks like Pittman will line up across from some of his former Duck teammates. 

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