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Utah Commit Aisea Moa Recaps Oregon Ducks Football Visit - Sports Illustrated Oregon Ducks News, Analysis and More

Jun 5, 2021 Oregon was as excited as any program in the country to welcome recruits to Eugene for visits this week as the recruiting dead period expired. One of the first prospects the Ducks welcomed to Eugene on Tuesday was  Aisea Moa, a 6-foot-3, 245-pound defensive lineman  from Weber High School in Ogden, Utah.  He spoke with Ducks Digest to break down the visit and what s next for him in his recruitment.  The 2022 Utah commit made the trip with his dad along with 2023 Timpview High athlete  Pokai Haungaand 2024 Corner Canyon quarterback Isaac Wilson, the younger brother of Jets quarterback Zach Wilson, who Oregon offered this week.

Utah Offensive Lineman George Maile Places Oregon Ducks Football in Top 5 - Sports Illustrated Oregon Ducks News, Analysis and More

Offensive lineman George Maile placed Oregon in his top five schools early Friday morning. The other schools to make the list include Baylor, TCU, UCLA and USC. He announced the new list on Twitter. The Ducks have been recruiting Maile for some time now, dating back to February of last year when they offered him. He attends Bingham High School in South Jordan, Utah and is rated a 3-star (0.8884) prospect on the 247Sports Composite.  With this move, the 6 4 , 292-pound All-State offensive lineman whittles his list of 14 offers down to 5 ahead of a decision, which he has yet to set a date for.

Anthony Brown, new defense highlight what to watch for during Oregon Ducks' first spring scrimmage

Who takes over for Oregon Ducks on boundary side of secondary?

Who takes over for Oregon Ducks on boundary side of secondary? Updated Mar 31, 2021; Posted Mar 31, 2021 BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA - DECEMBER 05: Makai Polk #17 of the California Golden Bears is tackled by Mykael Wright #2 and Jamal Hill #19 of the Oregon Ducks at California Memorial Stadium on December 05, 2020 in Berkeley, California. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)Getty Images Facebook Share We’re taking a look at each position group as Oregon prepares to open spring practice on April 1. The ninth of a 10-part series looks at the defensive backs. EUGENE The transformation of Oregon’s defensive backfield began earlier than expected and will now reach its conclusion.