Oregon Ducks hosting deepest collection of talent in program history for spring game

The Oregon Ducks will be hosting more than 100 high school football prospects on campus this weekend for the annual spring game.

Of those, more than four dozen are considered high-level recruits, making it the deepest collection of talent Oregon has ever hosted in a single weekend.

Here's a look at the top players expected to be on campus this weekend (subject to change):

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Defensive backs

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ATH Quintin Yon-Wagner (Seattle, WA); 2022

FSP has produced several big-time prospects in recent years.

The next wave of top-notch talents includes Quintin Yon-Wagner.

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S Domani Jackson (Santa Ana, CA); 2022

Mater Dei High School pumps out Power 5 Conference talent like few programs in America.

Domani Jackson is part of the next wave.

He already holds offers from double-digit programs, including Arizona, Arizona State, Florida State, LSU and USC.

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3* CB Donovan Clark (Tacoma, WA); 2020

Cornerback Donovan Clark has early offers from Oregon, Oregon State, Washington State and others.

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3* CB James Smith (Bellflower, CA); 2020

James Smith is rated the nation's No. 81 cornerback.

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3* CB Lamar Campbell (Olympia, WA); 2020

Lamar Campbell is listed as a three-star prospect by 247Sports.

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3* OLB/S Peter Latu (Spanaway, WA); 2020

Committed to Oregon

The Oregon pledge is expected to be in attendance along with several dozen rising prospects from around the Seattle area from FSP (Ford Sports Performance).

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4* ATH Anthony Beavers Jr. (Harbor City, CA); 2021

Committed to Oregon

The nation's No. 12 athlete in 2021, Anthony Beavers Jr. committed to Oregon this week over offers from Arizona State, Florida, Florida State, LSU, Nebraska, Oregon State, South Carolina and others.

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4* S Avantae Williams (Deland, FL); 2020

Committed to Oregon

Don't be fooled.

Avantae Williams, the nation's No. 2 safety, is committed to Oregon in name only. The battle for his services still rages, as Miami (Fla.) is arguably the new favorite.

Keeping Williams in the fold will mean continuing to impress him during his trips to Eugene.

But it may be a tall order.

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4* CB Steven Ortiz Jr. (Goodyear, AZ); 2021

Steven Ortiz Jr. is rated the nation's No. 10 cornerback in the class of 2021, according to 247Sports.

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4* S Jared Greenfield (Harbor City, CA); 2020

Jared Greenfield is teammates with class of 2021 Oregon commits Seven McGee and Anthony Beavers Jr.

Could Oregon continue to build upon that pipeline by adding him into the fold?

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4* ATH Elijhah Badger (Folsom, CA); 2020

Elijhah Badger is rated as a wide receiver by 247Sports, but is being recruited by programs on either side of the ball.

The 6-foot-1, 185-pound defensive back has offers from Michigan, Oregon, USC and many others.

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4* CB Ayden Hector (Sammamish, WA); 2020

247Sports four-star cornerback Ayden Hector is rated the nation's No. 12 player at his position and he holds more than 20 scholarship offers, highlighted by Oregon, Stanford, USC and Washington.

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4* CB Darion Green-Warren (Santa Ana, CA); 2020

Oregon cleaned up at Mater Dei High School last recruiting cycle, and hopes to make a splash in 2020 with the addition of 247Sports four-star cornerback Darion Green-Warren.

The 6-foot, 187-pound defensive back holds more than 20 scholarship offers, highlighted by Florida State, Georgia, Michigan, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oregon, Tennessee, USC and others.

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4* ATH Julien Simon (Tacoma, WA); 2021

Rated the nation's No. 4 athlete and No. 33 prospect overall in the class of 2021, Julien Simon already holds offers from Auburn, Florida, Michigan, Oregon, Stanford, Tennessee, USC and others.

He is already flirting with five-star status.

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4* S Myles Slusher (Broken Arrow, OK); 2020

One look at Myles Slusher's top 10 and it's clear he is one of the most coveted safeties in the country.

247Sports ranks him No. 3 nationally at his position.

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4* CB Luke Hill (Baltimore, MD); 2020

Rivals lists Luke Hill as the nation's No. 5 cornerback.

He holds offers from Auburn, Clemson, Florida, LSU, Michigan, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Penn State, Virginia Tech and others.

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Linebackers

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3* ILB Austin Nicholas (Encinitas, CA)

Austin Nicholas is rated the nation's No. 21 inside linebacker by 247Sports.

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3* LB Carson Bruener (Redmond, WA); 2020

Rated the nation's No. 30 inside linebacker, Carson Bruener holds offers from Cal, Colorado, Northwestern and Oregon.

He is one to watch as far as a possible commitment this weekend.

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4* LB Andy Alfieri (Beaverton, OR); 2020

The top-rated recruit in Oregon in the class of 2020, Jesuit linebacker Andy Alfieri holds early offers from Air Force, California, Oregon, Oregon State and Utah.

But he's also hearing from many of the top programs in the country, so that offer sheet is likely to grow in the coming months.

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4* LB Justin Houston (Gardena, CA); 2020

247Sports four-star Justin Houston is rated the nation's No. 26 outside linebacker.

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4* LB Raesjon Davis (Santa Ana, CA); 2021

Mater Dei High School produces bluechip talent on an annual basis.

In the class of 2021, the headliner may be Raesjon Davis, the nation's No. 1 outside linebacker and No. 16 prospect overall (a rating that warrants five-star status during a current recruiting cycle).

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4* LB Jordan Banks (Harbor City, CA); 2020

Narbonne High School has already produced a pair of class of 2021 Oregon four-star commitments in athlete Anthony Beavers Jr. and Seven McGee, the nation's No. 3 running back.

Class of 2020 four-star linebacker Jordan Banks holds offers from Alabama, Auburn, Florida, LSU, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, Tennessee, Texas A&M, USC and others.

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5* LB Justin Flowe (Upland, CA); 2020

247Sports five-star prospect Justin Flowe is rated the nation's No. 1 inside linebacker.

He holds offers from 40 programs and is one of the nation's most sought-after talents.

USC is presumed to be the favorite.

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Defensive line

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3* DE Brandon Buckner (Chandler, AZ); 2021

A three-star prospect in the class of 2021, Brandon Buckner holds early offers from Arizona State and Oregon.

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3* DE Jake Shipley (Indio. CA); 2020

247Sports three-star defensive end Jake Shipley is rated the nation's No. 36 player in the country at his position.

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4* DE Jason Harris (Gilbert, AZ); 2020

A highly-rated football and basketball prospect, Jason Harris is rated the nation's No. 7 power forward and the No. 9 defensive end by 247Sports.

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4* DT Jamar Sekona (Greenbrae, CA); 2020

247Sports four-star prospect Jamar Sekona (pictured with Haloti Ngata) is rated the nation's No. 17 defensive tackle.

The 6-foot-3, 305-pound defensive anchor holds offers from Arizona State, California, Nebraska, Oregon and UCLA.

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4* DE Van Fillinger (Draper, UT); 2020

247Sports four-star defensive end Van Fillinger is rated the nation's No. 19 player at his position.

The 6-foot-3, 255-pound defensive lineman has offers from Arizona State, Boise State, California, Colorado, LSU, Michigan, Oregon, UCLA, Utah and others.

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Offensive line

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3* OL Andres Dewerk (Los Gatos, CA); 2020

247Sports three-star offensive lineman Andres Dewerk holds early offers from Boston College, Fresno State, Nevada, Oregon State and others.

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3* OL Jaylan Jeffers (Saguaro, AZ); 2020

The offensive line position is paper thin on the West Coast, and competition is fierce for projectable athletes.

247Sports three-star offensive lineman Jaylan Jeffers holds offers from Arizona, Arizona State, LSU, Michigan, Oregon, Purdue, UCLA, Utah and others.

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4* OL Owen Prentice (Seattle, WA); 2020

Owen Prentice, a 6-foot-4, 260-pound offensive guard, is rated the nation's No. 6 player at his position.

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Tight end

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3* TE Seth Figgins (Thousand Oaks, CA); 2020

Committed to Oregon

247Sports three-star tight end Seth Figgins is rated the nation's No. 11 player at his position.

He chose Oregon over Arizona State, Texas, USC and Utah.

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4* TE D.J. Rogers (Sammamish, WA); 2020

Rated the nation's No. 5 tight end, D.J. Rogers holds offers from Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, LSU, Michigan, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, TCU, Tennessee, Utah and others.

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Wide receivers

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3* WR Jeremiah Hunter (Fresno, CA); 2020

A three-star recruit, Jeremiah Hunter holds offers from California, Fresno State, Nevada and San Jose State.

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3* WR Kobe Stewart (Marietta, GA); 2020

247Sports three-star wide receiver Kobe Stewart holds offers from Colorado State, Georgia State, Illinois and others.

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3* WR Silas Starr (Portland, OR); 2020

The top wide receiver in Oregon, 247Sports three-star pass-catcher Silas Starr holds offers from Arizona, Arizona State, California, Oregon, Oregon State and Stanford.

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3* WR/ATH Kyron Ware-Hudson (Santa Ana, CA); 2021

The younger brother of Oregon DT signee Keyon Ware-Hudson, Kyron holds early offers from Arizona, Arizona State and Oregon.

His stock continues to rise and he could develop into a solid four-star prospect in time.

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3* WR Brenden Rice (Chandler, AZ); 2020

247Sports three-star wide receiver Brenden Rice

holds offers from double-digit programs, highlighted by Arizona, Arizona State, California, Colorado, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Texas A&M, Utah and others.

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3* WR Collin Sullivan (Round Rock, TX); 2020

247Sports three-star wide receiver Collin Sullivan holds offers from Arkansas, Arizona, Baylor, Oregon, Texas and others.

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4* WR LV Bunkley-Shelton (Gardena, CA); 2020

247Sports four-star wide receiver LV Bunkley-Shelton has been high on Oregon for nearly a year.

He is also strongly considering Ohio State and USC.

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4* WR Muhsin Muhammad III (Charlotte, NC)

247Sports four-star wide receiver Muhsin Muhammad III holds nearly 30 scholarship offers and is the son of former NFL receiver Muhsin Muhammad.

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4* WR Gary Bryant Jr. (Corona, CA); 2020

Adidas All-American wide receiver Gary Bryant Jr. is rated the nation's No. 8 wide receiver.

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4* WR/ATH Emeka Egbuka (Steilacoom, WA); 2021

During a weekend full of elite prospects heading to Eugene, 247Sports four-star athlete Emeka Egbuka is considered one of the headliners.

He is rated the nation's No. 13 prospect overall and the No. 1 athlete in the class of 2021, distinctions that are both good enough for a fifth star if he still holds them a year from now.

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5* WR Johnny Wilson (Calabasas, CA); 2020

247Sports composite five-star wide receiver Johnny Wilson is rated the nation's No. 4 player in the country at his position.

The 6-foot-6, 220-pound pass-catcher holds more than 35 scholarship offers, but is down to a final five of Ohio State, Oregon, Texas, UCLA and Washington.

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Running backs

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3* ATH Isaiah Newell (Walnut Creek, CA); 2020

247Sports three-star running back/athlete Isaiah Newell measures in at 6-foot-3, 215 pounds.

He holds offers from Arizona State, Kansas State, Oregon and others.

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4* RB Tirek Murphy (Middle Village, NY); 2020

247Sports four-star running back Tirek Murphy holds offers from LSU, Miami (Fla.), Michigan, Michigan State, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas A&M and others.

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4* RB Evan Pryor (Cornelius, NC); 2020

247Sports four-star prospect Evan Pryor is rated the No. 6 running back in the country.

Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Miami (Fla.), Michigan, Oregon, Penn State and Virginia Tech have all offered scholarships.

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4* APB Daniyel Ngata (Folsom, CA); 2020

247Sports four-star all-purpose back Daniyel Ngata is rated the No. 2 player in the country at his position.

The 5-foot-9, 180-pound playmaker holds offers from more than 20 programs, highlighted by Alabama, Clemson, LSU, Michigan, Notre Dame, Oregon, Washington and others.

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4* RB Seven McGee (Harbor City, CA); 2021

Committed to Oregon

Consensus four-star prospect Seven McGee is rated by 247Sports as the nation's No. 3 running back in the class of 2021. However, he might be an even more electric slot receiver.

McGee draws comparisons to De'Anthony Thomas.

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Quarterbacks

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4* QB Clay Millen (Soqualmie, WA); 2021

The younger brother of Oregon quarterback Cale Millen, Clay is rated the nation's No. 14 pro-style QB in the class of 2021 by 247Sports.

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5* QB D.J. Uiagalelei (Bellflower, CA); 2020

Listed as the nation's No. 1 quarterback and considered one of the best quarterback prospects ever to come out of high school, D.J. Uiagalelei is rated by Rivals as the country's top prospect.

The 6-foot-4, 235-pound passer is set to commit in the coming weeks with Clemson, Oregon and USC among his top contenders.

Clemson is considered the favorite heading into this weekend's trip to Eugene.

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