Where 5-Star Immanuel Iheanacho ranks among Oregon's all-time highest-rated commits
Iheanacho stands at 6-foot-6, 345 pounds, and is rated by the 247Sports Composite as the No. 8 player in the 2026 class. With the addition of Iheanacho, Oregon jumped up to No. 10 in the recruiting rankings for this cycle, and there's a belief that they will continue to climb quickly with more top-ranked players coming off the board shortly.
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What's more interesting to note, though, is where Iheanahco ranks among the top players and top offensive linemen to ever commit to the Ducks. Here's a look at where he stands when it comes to the best offensive linemen ever to join Oregon:
No. 5 — Jonah Tauanu'u (4-star, 95) — Class of 2019
No. 4 — Penei Sewell(4-star, 0.9709) — Class of 2018
No. 3 — Kingsley Tuamataia (4-star, 0.9823) — Class of 2021
No. 2 — Josh Conerly (5-star, 0.9918) — Class of 2022
No. 1 — Immanuel Iheanacho (5-star, 0.9963) — Class of 2026
While Iheanacho standing among the top OTs in Oregon history is elite, he will also go down as one of the top-ranked overall players to commit to the Ducks.
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EDGE Kayvon Thibodeaux (5-star, 0.9987) — Class of 2019
WR Dakorien Moore (5-star, 0.9981) — Class of 2025
LB Justin Flowe (5-star, 0.9967) — Class of 2020
OT Immanuel Iheanacho (5-star, 0.9963) — Class of 2026
DL Haloti Ngata (5-star, 0.9962) — Class of 2002
RB Jonathan Stewart (5-star, 0.9952) — Class of 2005
CB Na'eem Offord (5-star, 0.9936) — Class of 2025
LB Noah Sewell (5-star, 0.9935) — Class of 2020
WR Cameron Colvin (5-star, 0.9932) — Class of 2004
RB De'Anthony Thomas (5-star, 0.9926) — Class of 2011
OT Josh Conerly (5-star, 0.9918) — Class of 2022
DL Arik Armstead (5-star, 0.9917) — Class of 2012
DLL Canton Kaumatule (5-star, 0.9909) — Class of 2015
RB Thomas Tyner (5-star, 0.9907) — Class of 2013
TE Kendre Harrison (5-star, 0.9894) — Class of 2026
WR Jurrion Dickey (5-star, 0.9857) — Class of 2023
S Jett Washington (5-star, 0.9846) — Class of 2026
S Trey McNutt (5-star, 0.9843) — Class of 2025
RB Lache Seastrung (5-star, 0.9841) — Class of 2010
CB Dontae Manning (5-star, 0.9840) — Class of 2020
When looking at those rankings, two things stand out at first glance: One, Oregon's 2025 class was loaded at the top, with 5-star Dakorien Moore (No. 2 all-time), 5-star Na'eem Offord (No. 8 all-time), and 5-star Trey McNutt (No. 17 all-time) in the class. Second, Oregon's 2026 class is stacking up nicely, with Iheanacho, Kendre Harrison, and Jett Washington ranking as the No. 4, No. 14, and No. 16 all-time recruits for the Ducks.
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