Oregon Football Recruiting 2024 Hot Board: Offensive Line
Recruiting is back in full swing as we emerge out of the dead period early on in the month of March.
The recruiting calendar is about to pick up in a big way during the spring evaluation period and if Oregon plays its cards right, the Ducks will have most of their 2024 class filled out by the end of the summer.
A'lique Terry arrives in Eugene to take over for Adrian Klemm and he'll look to continue Oregon's run of landing elite offensive linemen.
Here's a look at some of the top offensive line targets for the Ducks in 2024.
Last updated: March 6, 2023
*Note: 2024 Vancouver (Wash.) Evergreen offensive tackle Fox Crader is currently committed to Oregon*
Brandon Baker (Santa Ana, CA)
Baker is the highest-rated offensive lineman in the country according to the 247Sports Composite. He's got offers from coast to coast and the Ducks were in an awesome spot in his recruitment when Adrian Klemm was still on the staff.
I still feel like Oregon is in a good spot but there's a lot of work to be done after recent visits to Colorado and Miami. Notre Dame, Ole Miss and Georgia are also all in the mix. This is a national recruitment that will be a fight to the end. Perhaps aiding Oregon in their pursuits could be that Baker's older brother Gary played D-line at Oregon from 2015 to 2019.
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Isendre Ahfua (Seattle, WA)
Like Baker, Ahfua is another national recruit. Standing at 6'5", 330 pounds he's got the frame to play in college right now. Schools like Alabama, Georgia, Oregon and Washington have all been involved early.
This is another guy the Ducks were in a great spot with a couple months ago but the loss of Klemm and Viane Talamaivao created an opening for other schools. Tennessee is a recent offer.
DeAndre Carter (Santa Ana, CA)
Carter is Baker's teammate and is one of five players that make Mater Dei's offensive line a force to be reckoned with. He took January visits to Penn State and Texas and is closing in on 30 offers.
Isaiah Garcia (Magna, UT)
Garcia is one of the top offensive line prospects out West and Utah has certainly been kind to Oregon in the past. He's setting up spring visits and plans to visits Oregon as well as USC, UCLA and Washington this spring.
He's an Under Armour All-American and Oklahoma is another big school in the mix.
Devin Brooks (Clackamas, OR)
Devin Brooks is one of the top players in the state of Oregon and he definitely has Oregon's attention. He's set official visits to Washington and USC and is working on setting up an official to Oregon.
The Ducks are battling USC and Washington as they make up Brooks' top three but I love where the Ducks stand in this one.
READ MORE: Oregon in a three team race for Devin Brooks
Jordan Seaton (Washington, D.C.)
Seaton is another elite prospect along the offensive line. He placed Oregon in his top 14 schools in March, so there's a long way to go in this recruitment.
He attends the same school as 2023 Oregon DB signee Colin Gill and the Ducks look intent on prioritizing the DMV area under Dan Lanning. The next step is getting him on campus, as it looks like Ohio State could be the team to beat.
Bennett Warren (Sugar Land, TX)
Warren is one of the top offensive tackle prospects nationally and he's hardly the only Texas product the Ducks are pursuing. He landed an offer from Oregon in February and took a visit to Oklahoma after the recruiting trail reopened in early March.
In-state powers Texas and Texas A&M appear to have some traction early on but Will Stein and other connections to the Lone Star State should play a role here.
Blake Frazier (Austin, TX)
Frazier is one of the top offensive linemen in Texas and has national offers. He visited LSU in early March and has visits scheduled to Oregon, Michigan and Texas this spring.
READ MORE: Blake Frazier locks in Oregon visit
Manasse Itete (Modesto, CA)
Itete is a top offensive line prospect in the Golden State, where the Ducks had tons of success in 2023 like Lipe Moala, Bryce Boulton and Georgia Silva. He placed the Ducks in his top ten schools in February and the offensive linemen originally came to the U.S. from the Congo to play basketball but has generated a lot of buzz on the football field.
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