Oregon in Top Six for 2022 ATH Keon Sabb

All-American safety Keon Sabb has placed Oregon in his final six. The other schools to make the list include: Clemson, Penn State, Georgia, Texas A&M and LSU.

He shared his new list on Twitter.

Top 6🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/CYXwRRl0PO
— Keon Sabb (@keon_sabb) June 1, 2021

The 6-foot-3, 195-pound prep holds 34 total offers and is viewed as a 5-star prospect by multiple recruiting services. He attends IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, which was crowned the 2020 National Champions.

Sabb transferred to IMG from Williamstown High School in New Jersey back in February, but Oregon first got involved last fall with a scholarship offer in the fall and made Sabb's previous top 15 released in October.

The Adidas All-American released a slate of visits scheduled for this summer.

5 🌟 ATH Keon Sabb tells me that he will take the following visits this summer/ fall:

Penn State- June 4-6
Clemson- June 11-13
UGA- June 18-20
Texas A&M- June 24-26
LSU and Oregon- in the fall

Sabb is ranked as the #7 overall player in the class of 2022 (#1 ATH) pic.twitter.com/smGzNP6QOn
— Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) June 2, 2021

He'll be back in the Northeast to start off his summer recruitment before going to Clemson. Georgia and Texas A&M are two other heavyweights in recruiting after finishing with SI All-Americans No. 6 and No. 12 classes in 2021 respectively.

The Ducks should receive an official visit seeing that many of his other finalists are closer to home, and it looks like he'll be in Eugene and Baton Rouge this fall.

Oregon already has two safeties committed in Trejon Williams and Landon Hullaby. However, safety is a position of need for the 2022 class as Verone McKinley figures to be entering his final season in Eugene.

Despite having two safeties already in the fold, Sabb could be one of those players you simply can't turn away.That being said, the Ducks have a lot of ground to make up due in part to Georgia's strong history with IMG players and the SEC having a heavy presence in the College Football Playoff.

There's still plenty of time for this one to play out, and the Ducks are also recruiting Sabb's teammate Daylen Everette, who placed Oregon in his top five last month.

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