It may be the offseason in the world of college football, but the Oregon Ducks have been busy over the past several weeks, adding a number of new faces to the roster for the 2022 season.
With the transfer portal deadline coming and going, we have seen a handful of new faces come to Eugene both for the upcoming season, as well as in the 2023 recruiting class.
With summer just about here, there’s a good chance that you may have missed out on some of the new additions, or potentially want to know about some of the incoming players. We want to help, so we decided to break down the new additions and give you everything you need to know about them going into the new season.
WR Ashton Cozart
4-star recruit (No. 17 WR, No. 140 player in 2023)
6-foot-3, 180 pounds
Flipped commitment from Oklahoma Sooners
Cozart is a bigger-sized receiver who will offer length and speed on the outside. He committed to Oklahoma back in February, but was offered by the Ducks earlier this month and quickly scheduled a visit and flipped his commitment. He is certainly a good example of the momentum that Dan Lanning and Co. have on the recruiting trail at the moment.
WR Caleb Chapman
4-year transfer from Texas A&M Aggies
Has two years of eligibility remaining
Caught 28 passes for 3 touchdowns with Aggies
6-foot-5, 200 pounds
The wide receiver room in Eugene is relatively young and inexperienced, but alongside Chase Cota, Caleb Chapman will come in and offer a veteran presence that could be useful down the road. As a former 4-star recruit who Oregon was after coming out of high school, Chapman will look to finish out his college career on a high note and potentially boost his draft stock before he takes a shot at the next level.
P Adam Barry
3-year starter with Temple Owls (1 year of eligibility)
6-foot-6, 225 pounds
Averaged 41.95 yards on 63 punts last season
With the future of P…
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