Oregon Ducks host important recruiting weekend with top prospects visiting
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 12:27 PM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
The Oregon Ducks are welcoming several high-profile recruits this weekend in Eugene, aiming to build on recent commitments. Expected visitors include five-star defensive lineman Marcus Fakatou and cornerback Hayden Stepp, both deemed top targets. The Ducks have already gained three commitments from previous visits, hoping to secure commitments from ongoing discussions with Fakatou, who has shown interest in Ohio State, and Stepp, who is also considering Alabama. Four-star recruits Blake Wong and Cameron Wagner are among those also visiting, with Wong set to commit later this month. Oregon’s efforts this weekend aim to strengthen relationships and secure key additions to their recruiting class.
- •Five-star recruits Marcus Fakatou and Hayden Stepp are among the visitors.
- •Oregon gained three commitments from last weekend's visits.
- •Blake Wong will announce his commitment on June 27.
- •Cameron Wagner is a current Oregon commit expected to secure his status.
- •Defensive lineman Kasi Currie committed to Texas before visiting Oregon.
- 12:27 PMYahoo Sports — Oregon set for massive recruiting weekend as official visits continue
"The Ducks are set for their biggest weekend of official visits yet, with multiple five-stars and top targets expected on campus.
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