The top WR 2026 class in the nation will visit Oregon.

The top wide receiver in the 2026 recruiting class, Withrow, recently moved from Cincinatti, Ohio, to Santa Ana, California, where he attended Mater Dei. He will have a busy spring recruiting season.

The verbally committed wide receiver, who stands six feet five inches and weighs 185 pounds, is scheduled to make an unofficial visit to Oregon on April 20, according per a report by Brandon Huffman of 247Sports

According to Huffman, the nation’s best wide receiver will also visit Ohio State, Texas A&M, USC, and Texas. Tony Cumberland, a defensive lineman from Scottsdale, Arizona, is the only commit Oregon has in the 2026 class. Cumberland made his September promise to the Ducks.

With Dan Lanning and the Ducks expecting to have the majority of their class committed by the start of the season, the 2025 class continues to be the primary recruiting target for college football coaching staffs.

RANKINGS RUNDOWN FOR CHRIS HENRY JR.

247sports: No. 7 nationally, No. 1 WR, No. 1 in CA

Rivals: No. 3 nationally

On3: N/A

ESPN: N/A

Though recent cycles indicate that Junior Adams, who signed one wide receiver out of Mater Dei in the 2024 class—Jack Ressler—would prioritize the West Coast, Oregon’s wide receiver big board in the 2026 class will once again cover the nation.

Madden Williams (Bellflower, CA), Jabari Mack (Destrehan, CA), Jaylen Pile (Dallas, TX), and Cynai Thomas (San Francisco, CA) are a few names to watch for Oregon at the position in 2026.