Ohio State WR Commit Jeremiah McClellan Visiting Oregon This Weekend

The Ducks will get one of their top targets in the 2024 recruiting class back on campus for an unofficial visit.

2024 St. Louis (Mo.) Christian Brothers wide receiver and Ohio State commit Jeremiah McClellan will visit Oregon this weekend for the Ducks' game against Colorado.

The visit was first reported by Chad Simmons of On3, and a source confirmed the news to Ducks Digest.

Ohio State 4-star WR commit Jeremiah McClellan will visit Oregon this weekend, he tells @ChadSimmons_🦆

The Ducks received an official visit from McClellan in June and were one of his final 5⃣ schools.

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— On3 Recruits (@On3Recruits) September 22, 2023

McClellan is rated a 4-star (0.9532) recruit by the 247Sports Composite. The same system ranks him the No. 94 player nationally, the No. 17 wide receiver and the No. 4 recruit in Missouri. 

The Ducks already have some momentum in his state, landing a commitment from St. Louis (Mo.) Hazelwood Central defensive lineman Tionne Gray.

McClellan committed to Ryan Day and the Buckeyes in August from a top group that included Oregon. In the time since his commitment, Junior Adams and the Ducks have stayed involved.

Oregon currently has three wide receiver commitments in the 2024 class in Jordan Anderson, Dillon Gresham and Jack Ressler.

McClellan is undoubtedly the biggest name the Ducks are still recruiting at wide receiver and he'd be a massive addition to this class if they're able to get him to flip away from the Buckeyes.

Touchdown for Jeremiah McClellan as California Power takes a 16-9 lead pic.twitter.com/p7u4UJSx0a

— Max Torres (@mtorressports) June 15, 2023

"I love (Junior) Adams he's a great guy," McClellan said of his Oregon interest at OT7 back in June. "Talk to him all the time. Him, Coby (Sayyah), Coach Lanning, I talk them every day. Just talking to them, building that relationship with them is really good."

Junior Adams has been one of the best recruiters on Oregon's coaching staff since he coming over from Washington and it looks like the St. Louis product has his full attention.