Oregon Wide Receiver Jeremiah McClellan Explains Ohio State Commitment Flip
Oregon Wide Receiver Jeremiah McClellan Explains Ohio State Commitment Flip

Oregon Wide Receiver Jeremiah McClellan Explains Ohio State Commitment Flip

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Jeremiah McClellan, a highly rated wide receiver recruit, initially committed to Ohio State but flipped his commitment to the Oregon Ducks in December 2023 due to a stronger personal connection with Oregon's coaching staff, especially head coach Dan Lanning and assistants A'lique Terry and Will Stein. McClellan has described the Oregon staff as feeling like family, a contrast to his experience at Ohio State, which played a key role in his decision. Though he saw limited action as a freshman in 2024, McClellan is expected to compete for a more significant role in Oregon's talented wide receiver group in the 2025 season. The transition also involved building trust with new receivers coach Ross Douglas, who replaced Junior Adams after Adams left for the NFL. McClellan's move highlights the impact of coaching relationships on recruiting battles between major programs like Oregon and Ohio State. With a crowded receiver room, McClellan aims to leverage his connection with the Ducks' staff to earn playing time and contribute to the offense.

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