The Oregon Ducks continue to elevate their stature in college football under coach Dan Lanning, making waves during the Early National Signing Day for the 2025 recruiting class.
With an exceptional haul, the Ducks not only set a program record but also achieved the No. 2 national ranking, according to On3. This was thanks to an unprecedented number of five-star commitments.
“I’m thrilled about this class,” Lanning told SI. “That’s the standard we’re aiming for — to bring in the best talent, and I believe we’ve done just that.”
This remarkable class includes 21 players, headlined by four five-star recruits and 15 four-star standouts. Among the prized additions are two of the nation’s elite wide receivers, Dakorien Moore (No. 1) and Dallas Wilson (No. 4), per 247Sports.
The Ducks also bolstered their secondary by signing three top-tier cornerbacks: Na’eem Offord (No. 3), Brandon Finney (No. 5) and Dorian Brew (No. 8). The class features standout recruits from across the country, showcasing Oregon’s growing reach in the recruiting landscape.
The 21 signees are:
- Dakorien Moore - WR, Duncanville, TX (5-star)
- Dallas Wilson - WR, Tampa Bay Tech, FL (5-star)
- Na’eem Offord - CB, Parker, AL (5-star)
- Trey McNutt - S, Shaker Heights, OH (5-star)
- Brandon Finney - CB, McDonogh School, MD (4-star)
- Dorian Brew - CB, Conroe, TX (4-star)
- Ziyarre Addison - OT, Carrollwood Day, FL (4-star)
- Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele - QB, James Campbell, HI (4-star)
- Cooper Perry - WR, Notre Dame Prep, AZ (4-star)
- Vander Ploog - TE, Troy, CA (4-star)
- Akili Smith Jr. - QB, Lincoln, CA (4-star)
- Demetri Manning - OT, Bellevue, WA (4-star)
- Zac Stascausky - OT, Central Catholic, OR (4-star)
- Jordon Davison - RB, Mater Dei, CA (4-star)
- Nasir Wyatt - LB, Mater Dei, CA (4-star)
- Matthew Johnson - EDGE, De La Salle, CA (4-star)
- Douglas Utu - IOL, Bishop Gorman, NV (4-star)
- Tobi Haastrup - EDGE (4-star)
- Jalen Johnson - LB
- Tyler McMahon - OL
- Khalil Williams - DB
Dan Lanning's efforts secured commitments from powerhouse high schools, including Mater Dei, Duncanville and Bishop Gorman. The addition of dynamic athletes like Akili Smith Jr. and Matthew Johnson reflects the Ducks’ focus on building a team capable of competing at the highest level.
Oregon Ducks recruiting: Dan Lanning’s 2025 class sets a new benchmark
Oregon’s 2025 recruiting class showcases remarkable diversity, with athletes hailing from 13 states and including eight multi-sport talents. Among the 21 signees, 15 are set to join early as winter, and coach Dan Lanning successfully flipped seven commitments from other programs.
"Ultimately, you walk into our locker room, and it’s a melting pot of people from all over the nation, and that’s one of the things that makes Oregon so unique," said Lanning, as per SI. "If you’re looking for the same, this isn’t the place to get that.
"If you’re looking for different, right? If you’re looking to challenge yourself and really challenge yourself to grow. I know for myself. You know, I grew the most of my career when I left home, right? And that’s when opportunities really came and created themselves for me, personally."
Ducks are set for their upcoming Big Ten Championship clash against Penn State.