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Oregon's 2023 recruiting class is making waves nationwide as one of the most talented and promising classes in the country. The Ducks have already secured commitments from some of the top high school prospects in the nation, including five-star quarterback Ty Thompson and four-star running back TreVeyon Henderson. With a strong core of talent already in place, Oregon looks to be in great shape for the future. The Ducks have also been able to secure commitments from some of the top junior college prospects in the nation, giving them an even greater chance of success in the coming years. With the potential to make a deep run in the NCAA tournament, Oregon's 2023 recruiting class is sure to be one to watch.

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Oregon Football is gearing up for National Signing Day with a strong recruiting class of transfers and high school recruits. The Ducks have added several talented players to their roster, including four-star quarterback Jay Butterfield, four-star running back Sean Dollars, and four-star wide receiver Kyron Ware-Hudson. With the addition of these players, Oregon looks to be in great shape for the upcoming season. The Ducks are also looking to add depth to their defense with the addition of several transfers from other programs. With the combination of new talent and experienced veterans, Oregon Football is poised to make a run at the Pac-12 title.