Team Recruiting Rankings

[RanDux]

So where will Oregon finish up in the team rankings with the addition of Jones? 247 has not updated their site since his addition.

[gogreen55]

The Ducks finished #12 in the country, and #1 in the Pac-12, in the composite rankings. It shows the ranking were updated this morning.

https://247sports.com/Season/2020-Footb ... mRankings/

For all intents and purposes, the Ducks essentially brought in a top 10 class. Tennessee and Oklahoma are nudged ahead primarily because they signed 1 extra player than the Ducks. Neither of those schooled signed a 5-star player (the Ducks signed 3) and the Ducks have a higher rating average than Tennessee. In terms of 5-star players, only three school signed more than the Ducks, while LSU and Ohio State signed the same number.

[RanDux]

The Ducks finished #12 in the country, and #1 in the Pac-12, in the composite rankings. It shows the ranking were updated this morning.

https://247sports.com/Season/2020-Footb ... mRankings/

For all intents and purposes, the Ducks essentially brought in a top 10 class. Tennessee and Oklahoma are nudged ahead primarily because they signed 1 extra player than the Ducks. Neither of those schooled signed a 5-star player (the Ducks signed 3) and the Ducks have a higher rating average than Tennessee. In terms of 5-star players, only three school signed more than the Ducks, while LSU and Ohio State signed the same number.

Are you sure it is updated? It still shows the Ducks with only 22 commits, and my understanding is that they have 23.

[RanDux]

I think they updated it before Jone's LOI was in, and they are probably done now.

[OregonFan4Life]

The Ducks finished #12 in the country, and #1 in the Pac-12, in the composite rankings. It shows the ranking were updated this morning.

https://247sports.com/Season/2020-Footb ... mRankings/

For all intents and purposes, the Ducks essentially brought in a top 10 class. Tennessee and Oklahoma are nudged ahead primarily because they signed 1 extra player than the Ducks. Neither of those schooled signed a 5-star player (the Ducks signed 3) and the Ducks have a higher rating average than Tennessee. In terms of 5-star players, only three school signed more than the Ducks, while LSU and Ohio State signed the same number.

Plus Oregon has quite a few underrated 3 stars, like Trey Benson. If a few of their 3 stars were properly rated as 4 star recruits Oregon would easily be above Tennessee and Oklahoma.

[justducky0]

Honestly who cares.

[DuckDuckJuice]

The Ducks finished #12 in the country, and #1 in the Pac-12, in the composite rankings. It shows the ranking were updated this morning.

https://247sports.com/Season/2020-Footb ... mRankings/

For all intents and purposes, the Ducks essentially brought in a top 10 class. Tennessee and Oklahoma are nudged ahead primarily because they signed 1 extra player than the Ducks. Neither of those schooled signed a 5-star player (the Ducks signed 3) and the Ducks have a higher rating average than Tennessee. In terms of 5-star players, only three school signed more than the Ducks, while LSU and Ohio State signed the same number.

Are you sure it is updated? It still shows the Ducks with only 22 commits, and my understanding is that they have 23.

The 23rd recruit is Devon Williams. He’s a transfer, so he doesn’t count toward the class ranking.