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Nation's No. 2, No. 7 Offensive Tackles and No. 13 Interior Offensive Linemen Visiting Oregon Ducks

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I know there has been talk as to where's the offensive linemen recruits?  Three offensive linemen visiting:

 

Nation's No. 2 offensive tackle Brandon Baker, No. 7 offensive tackle Spencer Fano, and No. 13 interior offensive linemen Iapani Laloulu.

 

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The Oregon Ducks are hosting several big-time prospects this weekend for their contest against Stanford. One of the themes of the weekend is Oregon's attempt to

 

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Under the leadership of Mario Cristobal, the Oregon Ducks offensive line recruiting haul thrived and set a new standard for the program, led by NFL first-round

 

 

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Big recruiting weekend with many of our verbals visiting. THANKS!

Mr. OBD

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To be honest I'm not super worried (yet) about the O-line recruiting.  Obviously it's been a topic of conversation so far this cycle but I have a tremendous amount of respect for coach Klemm and the product he's putting together. 

 

Here is a recent interview with Marcus Harper II that really shines a light on the approach Oregon is using with the O-line.  The focus is heavy on technical development, relentless improvement and the returns have been showing up in games.

 

To your point this weekend could be big for Oregon recruiting.  I think when quality O-line recruits come here looking at Oregon, great player development is what they are going to see. 

 

This is a somewhat down year for west coast O-line recruits (by volume) but some of the guys visiting this weekend are California, Utah and Hawaii natives.  Oregon offers a good opportunity to develop for the NFL but stay closer to home.  Utah is however a big competitor for us as they do player development very well also.

 

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