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Oregon just landed a commitment from 4-star 2022 wide receiver Stephon Johnson. But unlike 2021, the Ducks are taking a small group of pass-catchers this cycle.
That leaves several targets scrambling for a couple of open spots. One of those jockeying for position is speedy 3-star wideout Dominique McKenzie from Pine View High in Saint George (Utah).
247Sports (he has no rating as of yet in the 247 Composite) lists the 6-foot, 160-pounder as the nation s No. To continue reading, you must be a ScoopDuck Premium subscriber.
Apr 5, 2021
A focus I have for Oregon during spring football is finding someone who can make a serious impact at wide receiver all the elite programs have DUDES at that position. While Bryan McClendon works to fine tune Oregon s talented group including Mycah Pittman and Devon Williams, he s also looking at bringing in more talent to compete for early playing time.
One player that has the staff s attention is
Dominique McKenzie from Pine View High School in Saint George, Utah. The Ducks offered last month and McKenzie has only raised his stock in the time since, excelling off the gridiron as a sprinter.
Orange Grove s Eulenfeld ranked 5th in receiving yards
Alice Echo News Journal
Orange Grove s Conner Eulenfeld was ranked fifth in the country in receiving yards for his performance on the field this season.
Eulenfeld, a senior, caught 98 passes for 1,658 yards and 17 touchdowns to highlight a Bulldogs offense that averaged over 40 points a game.
MaxPreps released the list of top receivers on Monday.
In order to be selected, players must have played at least five games.
Orange Grove, which finished 7-4, advanced to the area round of the playoffs after finishing fourth in District 15-3A Division I.
Eulenfeld finished behind receivers Dominique McKenzie (Pine View), Travis Hunter (Collins Hill), Lonnie Adkism (Miller) and Noah Kjar from Corner Canyon.