The Oregon Ducks are beginning to stack some important game day visits for the fall, and Dan Lanning just secured a visit with one of the top recruits available in the 2028 class.
Five-star edge rusher Kameron McGee has locked in four game day visits for the upcoming season, including a trip to Eugene. McGee, the No. 1 recruit in the class according to 247 Sports, will visit Autzen Stadium on Oct. 10, when the Ducks host UCLA.
Not only is the matchup important for the Ducks to get off to a good start in Big Ten play, but it's shaping up to be an important recruiting day as well. Alongside McGee, four-star athlete Jayce Halasz will also be in attendance.
Oregon will be the third visit of the fall for McGee. The pass rusher from Chicago will begin
his fall visits in Tallahassee with Florida State on Sept. 7 when the Seminoles host SMU. McGee will be in Texas the following week for the Longhorns' matchup against Ohio State. After coming to Eugene, McGee currently has one more visit scheduled to Georgia on Oct. 17 when the Bulldogs host Auburn.
The 6-foot-4, 245-pound pass rusher has a terrific blend of physical and finesse rushing styles. He closes with elite speed off the edge and is a problem for offenses against the run as well. As a sophomore, McGee had 54 tackles, 21 tackles for a loss, 10.5 sacks and nine pass deflections to help Brother Rice finish with a 13-1 record and a state title.
McGee hails from Brother Rice High School in Chicago, where the Ducks recently pursued and missed out on 2027 recruit Brayden Parks, who committed to Notre Dame. Although the Ducks couldn't land Parks, the program has established a reputation in the Midwest that seems to be attracting top-end talent.
The Ducks hosted McGee for a visit back in April and remained in touch ever since. Oregon has been pursuing McGee for a year now, alongside Texas and Georgia, while Florida State has pushed hard since offering him in June.
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