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Nebraska Transfer Defensive Lineman Casey Rogers Announces Final Schools Ahead of Commitment

The Ducks could be positioned to add another big body to their front seven.

Max Torres

The transfer portal madness continues to take college football by storm. 

After adding a number of talented transfers this offseason, the Oregon Ducks may not be finished. Nebraska transfer defensive lineman Casey Rogers has announced his final three schools, and Oregon made the cut. 

He announced his finalists on social media Tuesday.

Oregon, USC and Auburn were the three finalists for Rogers, a former 3-star (0.8526 per 247Sports Composite) prospect from the class of 2018. Originally from Old Farms (Avon, Connecticut) High School, Rogers landed on Nebraska, choosing the Cornhuskers over competing offers from Alabama and Ohio State among others. 

Rogers has taken recent visits to USC and Oregon, with Rogers making it out to Eugene for a trip over the weekend. The Ducks offered him a scholarship following the trip prior to him cutting his list to three. 

Nebraska DL Casey Rogers

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Casey Rogers dives for Purdue quarterback Jack Plummer.

Nebraska DL Casey Rogers

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Casey Rogers defends the run against the Iowa Hawkeyes.

Nebraska DL Casey Rogers

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Casey Rogers (98) fights through a block from Wyatt Davis (52).

Rogers entered the transfer portal on April 21 after spending four seasons at Nebraska. He was injured in fall camp last season and missed the first five games of 2021, but played the final seven games with the Cornhuskers, totaling 17 tackles, three tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks. 

The Ducks have added numerous pieces to their defensive line both from the high school ranks and in the the transfer portal with 2022 recruits Sir Mells and Ben Roberts signing with the Ducks, and Washington transfer Sam 'Taki' Taimani enrolling in time for spring practice. Oregon also holds a commitment from Rogers' teammate and fellow defensive lineman Jordon Riley, who has yet to enroll.

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Max Torres
MAX TORRES

Max Torres is the publisher and lead editor of Ducks Digest. He's covered the Oregon football and recruiting beats for four years. He's based out of Long Beach, CA and travels around Southern California and the country covering top high school football prospects.

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