Oregon Recruiting Roundup: Ducks Gain Ground On Two Massive Offensive Linemen

The Oregon Ducks still have some time to make a few moves before National Signing Day on February 4...here's the latest, as of Friday 1/23:

Darrin Paulo

The Ducks got plenty of heat when their offensive line got out-muscled against Ohio State...adding Paulo might help solve that problem.

The 4-Star OG from Sacramento, CA (Grant Union) is 6'7 and 330 pounds...and he's also being chased by UCLA, USC, Washington State and Nebraska. He'll officially visit Oregon this weekend, and it sounds like the Ducks are picking up momentum in his recruitment as we enter the final stretch.

Semisi Uluave

Another monster o-lineman, Uluave would also bring size and muscle to Oregon's offensive line. The 4-Star guard (Punahou, Honolulu, HI) took a visit to Texas Tech last weekend, but word on the street is he's still leaning toward the Ducks. The #4 player in the state of Hawai'i, Uluave is 6'5 and weighs in at 315.

Lyndell Wilson

The 5-Star 2016 outside linebacker named his top seven on Twitter earlier this week, and the Ducks were the first name on the list (although he later clarified that the list wasn't in order of preference). Alabama, Auburn, Louisville, Tennessee, Georgia and USC filled out the rest of his top choices.

Hailing from Carver HS in Montgomery, AL, Wilson is widely expected to stay in-state, but it's a very good sign that the Ducks are a serious contender at this stage of his recruitment.

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