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USC Trojans are being smoked through the Oregon Ducks in school football recruitment. It is difficult to avoid this reality, however unpleasant it may be.
Oregon’s collection of four- and five-star rookies dwarfs what USC has done. Washington and UCLA also have reason to worry, as does USC, about the extent to which Dan Lanning is amassing rookies and building long-term rosters in Eugene. Es true that if Oregon doesn’t make a splash in either of the next two seasons, we may also see some rookies souring the Ducks, but for the time being, this is a target program with a physically powerful and engaging NIL setup. fashionable facilities. Oregon and Ohio State are the two favorites to face off in the Big Ten Championship Game later this season. Oregon is widely regarded as one of the top five most sensible groups with a wonderful chance of advancing to the semifinals of the school football playoffs. Not just the playoffs themselves. USC may not make the playoffs in 2024, but the Trojans want to at least make big strides forward so that the “reputation gap” between the two systems narrows this year.
The Oregon Ducks have 12 four- or five-star innings.
The other 3 on the west coast of the Big Ten have 10, in total
I said in @Cover3Podcast that Oregon would build the No. 2 list of the Big Ten and it’s going down faster than I thought.
— Bud Elliott (@BudElliott3) June 29, 2024
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