Power Ranking Oregon and each Big Ten team’s performance in the transfer portal
By Sam Fariss
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Incoming: 11 | Outgoing: 13. . . 515. . . . . 2. ducks
Without losing any significant stars to the portal, Dan Lanning checked almost every single box on his shopping list this off-season.
The most notable pickups have been quarterbacks Dillon Gabriel from Oklahoma and Dante Moore from UCLA to help fill the void of Bo Nix’s departure.
Lanning also brought in five-star transfer Evan Stewart from Texas A&M. Stewart has 91 career receptions for 1,163 yards and 6 touchdowns. He also has two years of eligibility remaining.
Defensively, Lanning’s prized jewel this off-season is Jabbar Muhammad, a four-star cornerback from Washington. Credited with 16 pass breakups, 3 interceptions, and 46 tackles last season, Muhammad will be the defensive engine the Ducks have been looking for.
Lanning also added defensive lineman Jamaree Caldwell; a four-star from Houston, safety Kobe Savage; a three-star from Kansas State, and cornerback Kam Alexander; a four-star from UTSA, to this defensive roster.
The Ducks are looking powerful heading into their Big Ten entrance and Lanning sounds like he’s ready to do everything necessary to make his team great.