Kendre Harrison Commits to Oregon as Dual Athlete
Kendre Harrison Commits to Oregon as Dual Athlete

Kendre Harrison Commits to Oregon as Dual Athlete

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Five-star 2026 tight end Kendre' Harrison has committed to the University of Oregon, becoming the highest-ranked member of their 2026 recruiting class. Harrison, from Reidsville, North Carolina, is not only a top football prospect but also plans to join Oregon's basketball team, making him a dual-sport athlete at the university. He chose Oregon over other finalists including Tennessee, North Carolina, Miami, Penn State, and Florida State, citing strong relationships with Oregon's coaching staff and their support following personal family losses as key factors in his decision. At 6-foot-6 and 250 pounds, Harrison is ranked as the top tight end prospect and the second overall skill position player in the ESPN Junior 300 for the class of 2026. His commitment follows extensive visits to Oregon, where he felt particularly connected with coach Dan Lanning and tight ends coach Drew Mehringer. Oregon's coaching staff's dedicated recruitment efforts and Harrison's early interest in the Ducks were pivotal in securing his commitment.

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