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Transfer portal offensive lineman Emmanuel Pregnon has committed to the Oregon Ducks. While in the portal, Pregnon was reportedly decided between Oregon, Texas, and Tennessee, but Ducks coach Dan Lanning and his staff won out.

Before the Trojans' appearance in the Las Vegas Bowl, Pregnon announced that he would be returning to USC for his final season of college football. However, shortly after the bowl game, he announced his entrance into the transfer portal.

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He is not the only transfer from the USC Trojans who will be on Oregon's team next season. Former USC defensive lineman Bear Alexander committed to the Ducks on Dec. 20.

Pregnon the third offensive lineman in Oregon's transfer portal class, joining Nevada offensive tackle Isaiah World and Texas State offensive tackle Alex Harkey.

Additionally, Oregon is bringing in running back Makhi Hughes (Tulane), wide receiver Malik Benson (Florida State), and tight end Jamari Johnson (Louisville) on offense. On the other side of the ball, Oregon is adding safety Dillon Thieneman (Purdue) and cornerback Theran Johnson (Northwestern).

With these nine members, the Ducks' transfer portal class is ranked No. 9 according to On3's Industry Rankings. Lanning is also having success recruiting the high school rankings at Oregon, signing the No. 4 class per On3.

Oregon's offensive line is losing both offensive tackles Josh Conerly Jr. and Ajani Cornelius from the 2024 season. While Pregnon will play inside for offensive line coach A'lique Terry, his veteran presence should help the Ducks up front.


This article first appeared on Oregon Ducks on SI and was syndicated with permission.

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