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Oregon Ducks' 2025 Commit Brandon Finney's Stock Continues To Rise

Dan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks have been a tear in the Class of 2025 recruiting cycle and the four-star, all-around athlete might be the cherry on top.
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Brandon Finney on his visit to Eugene before committing to the Oregon Ducks.
Brandon Finney on his visit to Eugene before committing to the Oregon Ducks. | @brandonnfinney on Instagram

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A bevy of star potential is coming to Oregon in 2025 and Brandon Finney is a recruit who is continuing to improve his game each day.

Finney committed to the Ducks back on June 30. On3's Collin Ginnan considers him one of the biggest risers right now out of high school.

The 6-2, 190-pound cornerback is extremely versatile and a multi-sport athlete at McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Maryland. As a junior in track and field, he ran a 10.85 in the 100 and 21.84 in the 200. He qualified for the Maryland A state finals in both events, placing sixth and third, respectively.

As for the football, he plays both sides of the ball. On defense in his junior season, Finney had 22 tackles and 3 interceptions. On offense, he caught 51 passes for 632 receiving yards and four touchdowns. Finney does it all and he's a speedster.

Brandon Finney on his visit to Eugene before committing to the Oregon Ducks.
Brandon Finney on his visit to Eugene before committing to the Oregon Ducks. | @brandonnfinney on Instagram
“Brandon Finney solidified what was an already strong athletic profile this offseason by lighting the camp circuit and track on fire. He backed up his track performances by putting together one of the stronger defensive back workouts of the entire Under Armour Camp Series in the testing portion, individual drills and competition periods. Finney is long, athletic and polished at the cornerback position and has a chance to continue to see his stock rise if he is able to come down with more ball production as a senior.”
Cody Bellaire via On3

As of this moment, Finney ranks as the 88th overall player in the nation, the eighth best cornerback, and the fourth best player in the state of Maryland, per On3. Finney will most likely focus on the defensive side of the ball as a cornerback when he steps on campus in Eugene in 2025.

Dan Lanning looks to have found another gem.

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ARDEN CRAVALHO

Arden Cravalho is a reporter for Oregon Ducks on SI. He has been writing extensively about college athletics beginning in 2018, specifically as the lead writer and editor for SB Nation's 'The Slipper Still Fits.' Arden is a graduate of Gonzaga University and brings a deep understanding of college sports to his writing. Residing in San Francisco, California, Arden is also a part of the California Golden Bears' athletic department as a Ticket Sales and Service Account Executive. His overall experience and dedication to college athletics are evident in his insightfulness and analysis throughout all of his work.

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