4-star OT Cameron Wagner names Oregon a finalist, sets official visit

The Oregon Ducks have been red-hot on the recruiting trail lately. The Ducks have already secured three commitments this month on the defensive side of the ball. While much of the attention around Oregon recruiting will now shift to the impending decision from five-star quarterback Will Mencl, the Ducks are still looking to beef up their offensive line class.

Offensive tackle Cameron Wagner, a consensus four-star recruit, listed the Ducks among his four finalists, according to Rivals' Allen Trieu. Notre Dame, Wisconsin, and his hometown team, Illinois, are the other finalists.

Wagner, a 6-foot-6, 305-pound tackle, has visited the Ducks several times, including twice this year, and has now scheduled his official visit for June 12-14. Amongst his finalists, Oregon will be the third official visit. He will visit Notre Dame last, and the Irish are the presumed favorites in his recruitment.

The Ducks could surely use Wagner in their class. The No. 21 offensive tackle nationally could help the Ducks replace the loss of Drew Fielder, who flipped to USC last month. The Ducks are also trying to hold on to three-star tackle Avery Michael, who was just on campus but also recently took a visit to Nebraska. He is currently the only offensive lineman committed to the Ducks' 2027 class.

Oregon currently has the No. 7 class in the nation, per Rivals, and a commitment from Wagner would help boost the Ducks toward another top-5 finish. Wagner isn't expected to commit until the summer, after his official visits. While the Ducks have made a strong impression, they will have their work cut out to pull Wagner away from the Midwest as the only West Coast team amongst his group of finalists.

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