The Ducks have landed a commitment from 2021 Draper (Utah) Corner Canyon offensive center Jackson Light. The prospect announced his commitment on Thursday via his twitter page.

In his commitment note on twitter, Light said,

I am incredibly grateful for all the moms & dads growing up that fed, drove, watched out for, cheered for & coached me. I am lucky to have every single member of my Draper Tribe! I am deeply thankful for all of my Corner Canyon High School coaches, teammates, teachers & trainers for giving me a chance, pushing me, helping me grind & being outstanding mentors. Thank you to all the football programs that have reached out & offered me. My recruitment has been overwhelming & humbling. THANK YOU to my parents & family who have been my biggest fans & love me as big as LOVE is. Finally, I owe a debt of gratitude to Coach Mirabal, Coach Cristobal & Coach Salave'a for SEEING me & believing in me.

I am HAPPY to announce that I am 100% COMMITTED to OREGON!!

When you know, you know! GO DUCKS!!

Light visited the Ducks in early October for their game against the Cal Bears and decided to shut down his recruitment less than two weeks later.

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A three-star in both on 247Sports and in the 247Sports composite rankings, light is rated as the No. 6 center nationally in the 247Sports composite. Light committe to the Ducks over offers from BYU, Missouri, Nebraska, Utah, and Utah State. 247Sports National Recruiting Expert Blair Angulo evaluated Light by saying,

The 6-foot-3, 275-pound Light is a forceful blocker with good mobility. He is agile off his snap, showing the ability to get vertical quickly and push opponents back to open lanes up the middle. Light is a balanced blocker who can slide and pull, with the footwork and awareness to support where needed. In pass block situations he does well to absorb contact with a strong base and uses his hands decently to offset opponents' moves while staying cognizant of potential counters. Although Light at times squanders leverage and could improve his consistency in terms of pad level, there is a lot of upside and potential for him at the next level, particularly given how well he can move and react.

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This is the Ducks third commitment in the 2021 class with Harbor City (Calif.) Narbonne athlete Anthony Beavers Jr. and Rochester (N.Y.) East running back Seven McGee already committed for the class. While it is still very early for the 2021 cycle with over a year until prospects can sign, the Ducks have the No. 11 ranked recruiting class in the country and No. 2 class in the Pac-12 for the 2021 cycle.