Where Oregon commits ended up in latest Rivals300 rankings update

Any good program will tell you that stars don't always matter. A good program and coaching staff can correctly identify the best fits for their team and get the most out of them. Still, stars and ratings in the recruiting world are valuable, not only to set the expectations for an incoming player, but to evaluate how the nation's top talents view a program.

The Oregon Ducks have recruited well under Dan Lanning, and that has continued into the 2027 cycle. Rivals updated the Rivals300 rankings on Monday, and multiple Oregon commits saw changes in their placement in the rankings and ratings.

Four-star cornerback Ai'King Hall remains the Ducks' highest-rated commit, holding firm at No. 39 in the latest rankings. The Ducks did see an improvement from four-star edge rusher Rashad Streets, who jumped from No. 61 to No. 47. Hall and Streets are the only committed Ducks within the top 100.

The Ducks also saw four-star cornerback Josiah Molden and four-star running back Cadarius McMiller hold firm at No. 157 and No. 175, respectively. Molden remains the top recruit in the state of Oregon.

The bottom half of Oregon's recruiting class took a bit of a dive in the rankings. Four-star edge rusher Zane Rowe fell from No. 195 to No. 240, while fellow four-star edge rusher Cam Pritchett saw his rating drop from 90 to 89. Pritchett is not ranked within the Rivals300. Both Rowe and Pritchett are locked in with the Ducks, announcing the end of their respective recruitments last week.