Oregon 2027 Class Breakdown: The Ducks are looking to ink another elite recruiting class

There will never be a shortage of drama if In Oregon make recruiting moves.

Dan Lanning has become known for being one of the most intimate on the trail. He and his staff often place the Ducks incredibly well in Rivals Industry Recruiting Rankings. The same is true when looking at the 2027 cycle.

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As of July 20, Oregon is ranked 4th in the nation. That’s for a total of 24 commitments, 16 of which are blue-chip.

The Ducks continue to travel from coast to coast in search of the nation’s best. Despite being located far away in the Pacific Northwest, the Big Ten program has been accustomed to traveling to any part of the country to overcome local power in order to reach goals.

Just look at the elite wide receiver duo at the top of the class. Harper Woods (Mich.) five stars Dakota Guerrant he is the No. 1 player in Michigan and a four-star Glassboro (NJ) recruit Xavier Sabb he is the 2nd player in New Jersey. Both plan to head to Eugene next year.

Guerrant is now a five-star factory following a major clash in the new Rivals300. Raleigh (NC) Millbrook four-star EDGE Rashad Streets it is now a four-star quality factory and will hunt for five stars at the end of the cycle.

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Chandler (Ariz.) is competing with a five-star quarterback Is Menncl remains the top passer in the Rivals300 and is a top 50 recruit in the industry. He’s been sworn in since the end of April, when he chose Oregon over Auburn and thousands of others.

Las Vegas Bishop Gorman is a four-star running back Hayden Stepp and Broken Arrow (Okla.) a four-star safety Maj. Stanford the other two prospects are in the top 100 and talk about the ducks’ second draft. Collierville (Tenn.) four-star athlete Tae Walden Jr. he can line up on both sides of the ball at the next level.

There are currently eight students in the top 100 in the class. In addition to being ranked No. 4 nationally, Oregon is also tops in the Big Ten in the preseason team rankings. Below is a look at the class in full, from July 20:

Oregon Commitments by Position

The Quarterback
Four stars Is MennclNo. 44 NATL. (No. 4 QB)

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Running Back
Four stars CaDarius McMillerNo. 180 NATL. (No. 12 RB)

Wide Receiver
Five stars Dakota GuerrantNo. 22 NATL. (No. 5 WR)
Four stars Xavier SabbNo. 37 NATL. (No. 7 WR)
Three stars Malachi GarlingtonNo. 934 NATL. (No. 127 WR)

A Strong End
Four stars Anthony Cartwright IIINo. 360 NATL. (No. 19 TE)
Three stars George VanSandtNo. 1,239 NATL. (No. 67 TE)

Offensive Fighting
Four stars Cameron WagnerNo. 295 NATL. (No. 27 OT)

Interior Offensive lineman
Four stars Gus CorsairNo. 327 NATL. (No. 22 IOL)
Three stars Avery MichaelNo. 504 NATL. (No. 40 IOL)
Three stars Lex MailangiNo. 776 NATL. (No. 67 IOL)

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Defensive Lineman
Four stars Zane RoweNo. 135 NATL. (No. 13 DL)
Four stars Cam PritchettNo. 226 NATL. (No. 24 DL)
Three stars Achilles ReynaNo. 562 NATL. (No. 66 DL)

EDGE
Four stars Rashad StreetsNo. 33 NATL. (No. 7 EDGE)
Three stars Josh ChristensenNo. 902 NATL. (No. 83 EDGE)

The back row
Four stars We are enoughNo. 77 NATL. (No. 6 LB)
Four stars Brandon Lockley Jr.No. 395 NATL. (No. 35 LB)

Cornerback
Four stars Hayden SteppNo. 40 NATL. (No. 7 CB)
Four stars Josiah MoldenNo. 228 NATL. (No. 29 CB)

Safety
Four stars Maj. StanfordNo. 68 NATL. (No. 4S)
Three stars Malakai TaufoouNo. 477 NATL. (No. 45 S)

An athlete
Four stars Tae Walden Jr.No. 73 NATL. (No. 3 ATH)
Three stars Sam NgataNo. 789 NATL. (No. 24 ATH)