Oregon Adds Tight End Transfer Commit
Dan Lanning has had a double Quack day on Saturday so far. First it was Ohio State defensive back transfer Aaron Scott Jr. committing to the Ducks.
Next Oregon landed a commitment on the offensive side of the ball. The Ducks picked up a commitment from Clemson tight end Markus Dixon. The Archbishop (Pa.) standout has played on both sides of the ball. But it would appear he is coming to Oregon as a tight end.
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The 6-foot-4, 265-pounder did not record any stats in his three years at Clemson. The official Clemson site reports he has logged 34 offensive snaps and 13 defensive snaps in his three-year career with the Tigers.
Dixon visited Eugene over the weekend before making a public commitment.
He signed with Clemson as part of its 2023 class. Dixon was the No. 33 ranked tight end in the Rivals Industry Rankings.






















