Assessing Oregon’s Assistant Coaches in 2025 Recruiter Rankings…
As the 2025 recruiting cycle gains momentum, it’s pertinent to analyze how Oregon’s coaching staff fares in both the Big 10 and national recruiter standings.
Given the timing of the recruiting process, with prospects often waiting until official visits before making commitments, the landscape is still taking shape. June emerges as a pivotal month for visits, with Oregon already securing 25 official visits, particularly concentrated on June 14 and 21.
Despite Oregon’s modest seven verbal commitments for the 2025 class, their quality over quantity approach places them 16th nationally and second per recruit.
While it’s early to draw definitive conclusions about Oregon’s 2025 recruiting efforts, it’s prudent to compare them with peers both within the conference and nationally.
Assistant coaches play a pivotal role in recruitment, serving as primary contacts for prospects, managing day-to-day interactions, coordinating visits, and ultimately sealing the deal. Their effectiveness is reflected in platforms like the 247Sports Recruiter Rankings.
Here’s a summary of how Oregon’s assistant coaching staff ranks nationally and within the Big 10:
WR Coach Junior Adams:
– Big-10 Ranking: Third
– National Ranking: Fourth
– Recruiter Points: 60.67
– Signees: Three
– Notable commitments: Four-star wide receivers Dallas Wilson, Isaiah Mozee, and Cooper Perry.
DC Tosh Lupoi:
– Big-10 Ranking: Seventh
– National Ranking: 19th
– Recruiter Points: 44.46
– Signees: Two
– Notable commitments: Four-star linebacker Nasir Wyatt and four-star EDGE Matthew Johnson.
OC Will Stein:
– Big-10 Ranking: 31st
– National Ranking: 94th
– Recruiter Points: 26.01
– Signees: One
– Notable commitment: Four-star quarterback Akili Smith Jr.
RB Coach Ra’Shaad Samples:
– Big-10 Ranking: 35th
– National Ranking: 105th
– Recruiter Points: 24.72
– Signees: One
– Notable commitment: Four-star running back Dierre Hill.
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