Percy Lewis, 6-foot-9, 360-pound JC offensive lineman, commits to Oregon Ducks
Updated Mar 03, 2021;
Posted Mar 02, 2021
Mississippi Gulf Coast C.C. offensive lineman Percy Lewis announces his commitment to Oregon on March 2, 2021. (Courtesy of Percy Lewis)
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Since Mario Cristobal first moved to Eugene to become a part of the Oregon Ducks football program, he has established a tradition of landing either highly-rated or gigantic junior college offensive linemen.
It began in the class of 2017 with the addition of 6-foot-7, 310-pound offensive tackle George Moore, continued in the class of 2019 with 6-foot-7, 345-pound offensive lineman Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu and took yet another step with the addition of 2020 prospect and 6-foot-5, 330-pound mauler T.J. Bass.
Building a Fence, Part 2: Washington and the Magnificent Seven
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Building a Fence: Washington and the Magnificent Seven
In the first
Building a Fence: Keeping Washington Blue Chips Home, I looked at how good of a job UW was doing keeping their top players at home since 2000, counting all 4- and 5-star players in the 247 database as blue chips. To sum up, it turns out the answer is
pretty darn good, with
56.16% of all Washington state blue chips in those 22 classes playing for UW. The numbers drop some when you focus on the most elite players, with UW taking in
66.7% of all the low 4-stars (those with a decimal rating below the mean of all blue chips), dropping to 42% of high 4/5-star players and 36% of 5-stars alone.
Oregon Ducks make cut for pair of 2022 offensive line targets
Updated Jan 02, 2021;
Posted Jan 02, 2021
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But the class of 2022 presents some difficulties.
Forget for a moment the fact that Oregon is still working on closing out its 2021 class and preparing for a Fiesta Bowl against Iowa State.
The real issue with 2022 prospects is that many haven’t played a game in pads in more than a year, making it difficult to accurately manage and organize a priority list.
Still, Oregon has identified a handful of key targets, and made the cut list for two of those players along the offensive line this week.
Jordan Moko, nation’s No. 1 JC offensive lineman, includes Oregon Ducks in top 3
Updated Dec 20, 2020;
Posted Dec 20, 2020
Class of 2021 offensive lineman Jordan Moko announces a top 3 of LSU, Oregon and Texas A&M. (Courtesy of Jordan Moko)
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Since joining the University of Oregon football program in January 2017, Mario Cristobal has prioritized offensive line recruiting - and found success through various channels.
In the class of 2021, Oregon has already signed four of the top six highest-rated offensive linemen added to the Pac-12 Conference - offensive tackles Kingsley Suamataia and Bram Walden, guard Jonah Miller and center Jackson Light - but the Ducks may not be done.
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