Oregon Ducks closing in on top-10 recruiting class following lastest commitment
After its latest commitment, the Oregon Ducks are inching closer and closer to cracking the top 10 in the national recruiting rankings.
Late Friday, the Ducks landed a commitment from 3-star offensive lineman Lipe Moala. The Mater Dei (Calif.) standout is the No. 757 player in the class of 2023, according to the On3 Consensus.
As it stands, the Ducks now have 21 commits from the 2023 class after landing Moala and kicker Grant Meadors earlier this week.
The Ducks are knocking on the door of having a top-10 class, and Moala’s commitment helped them gain some ground in that race.
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Oregon currently sits at No. 11 in the On3 Consensus team rankings and boasts the top class in the Pac-12. Along with USC (No. 13) and Stanford (No. 22), they are one of just three teams from the conference that currently sits inside the top 25.
With two 5-stars, nine 4-stars, nine 3-stars, and one unranked player in the fold, the Ducks’ consensus score of 91.621 falls just behind Miami (91.718) for the No. 10 spot. Prior to Moala’s commitment, Oregon’s score was 91.556.
To find out what’s next for Oregon on the recruiting front, check out the latest version of The Juice and join the conversation on the ScoopDuck forums.
