Hot Clicks: The Top Oregon Ducks Stories of the Week
Football
2021 DL JT Tuimoloau
The top player in the country has cut his list to four — Oregon, Ohio State, Washington, and USC. Many believe that the race for Tuimoloau, a 5-star DE from Eastside Catholic in Sammamish, Wash., is down to the two teams squaring off on Sept. 11 in Columbus — Oregon and Ohio State.
Read more: JT Tuimoloau cancels official visit to Alabama following Oregon visit
LB Isaac Slade-Matautia
The Ducks got quite the shock this week when one of their starting linebackers announced his decision to transfer from the program.
Read more: Isaac Slade-Matuatia enters the transfer portal
2022 WR Tetairoa McMillan
The 4-star wideout checked out the Ducks ahead of his decision this summer, telling Ducks Digest that he loved the environment and atmosphere of Eugene. Oregon is one of three Pac-12 schools that are trying to woo McMillan, along with USC and Arizona.
Read more: Pac-12 battle tacking shape for elite CA wide receiver
2023 DL Jayden Wayne
Wayne is one of the most talented players in the 2023 class, and he took a visit to Eugene amidst a jam-packed month of visits. The Lincoln High School defensive end met with former Oregon first-round picks DeForest Buckner and Arik Armstead on his visit and got to pick their brains.
Read more: 2023 5-Star DE Jayden Wayne Meets Ducks Alumni on Oregon Visit
2022 WR Isaiah Sategna
The 4-star wideout and track star visited Oregon days before decommitting from Texas A&M. The Ducks told him that he has a rare opportunity to win national championships in football and track and field. Sunday morning he announced that he will be making his commitment between Oregon and USC.
Read more: Speedy Arkansas WR Isaiah Sategna Impressed by Oregon's Dual-Sport Excellence
2022 Oregon QB commit Tanner Bailey
Bailey took his first visit to Oregon as a Duck after committing back in March. The 4-star signal caller from Alabama discussed why he chose Oregon and his connection with the coaching staff.
Read more: Tanner Bailey locked in and recruiting for Oregon
2022 OL Dave Iuli
Iuli talked to Ducks Digest about his visit to Eugene two years after his first unofficial visit. He raved about his relationship with Coach Cristobal, saying it's "on top of the roof."
Read more: Dave Iuli recaps Oregon visit
Reid's Rundown: Ducks reshuffling LB targets following June commitments
The Ducks missed on a couple of linebacker targets, but they still have their eyes on an elite group of players at the position, including TJ Dudley, Robby Snelling, and Jaylen Sneed. Hear the latest buzz on where Oregon stands in the recruitment of top linebackers in the 2022 class.
2022 WR Brenen Thompson
The Ducks are after another 4-star receiver and track star in Thompson, who announced his list while visiting Oregon. It's littered with high profile programs but the Ducks are once again the only program out west in the running.
Read more: Brenen Thompson includes Oregon in top six
2022 OL Eston Harris
Oregon was the only school west of the Mississippi River to make it to Harris' top five schools list. Harris was on campus this week for an official visit.
Read more: Oregon makes the cut for OL Eston Harris Jr.
Basketball
Dior Johnson
Dana Altman has done it again. After masterfully navigating a tumultuous start to the offseason that saw transfers, NBA departures and Tony Stubblefield take a new job, he landed a verbal commitment from 5-star Dior Johnson, the top point guard in the country for 2022. This recruitment is far from over, as the possibility of professional basketball still looms.
Read more: Dior Johnson commits to Oregon
Colin Smith
The Ducks look to pile on elite talent in the 2022 class as the 4-star prospect included Oregon in his top 10 list. Smith has recently taken visits to Arizona State and Vanderbilt.
Read more: Oregon makes top 10 for 2022 PF Colin Smith
Amari Whiting
Kelly Graves brought in the 2023 guard for a visit and surprised her and her family with a scholarship offer. Whiting told Ducks Digest that she bonded with the coaching staff over breakfast at the Original Pancake House.
Read more: Oregon offers Idaho combo guard Amari Whiting during visit
Pro Ducks
WNBA update
Former Oregon stars Sabrina Ionescu, Ruthy Hebard, and Satou Sabally are settling in with their respective teams in their second season in the WNBA.
Read more: Oregon's WNBA trio finding new roles
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