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4-Star Linebacker Legacy Commits to OBD

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SAM N'GATA, 6'3/215# son of former Oregon great, Haloti N'gata... class of '27

Depending on where you look, he's a top 300 player, and a top30 or better rank as an athlete.

One site had him as high as the #12 athlete.

Sam had 66 tackles as a junior.

Ngata also plays WR.

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    Sam Ngata Fulfills Lifelong Dream, Commits to Oregon During Junior Day Weekend

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    Legacy returns to Eugene. 2027 linebacker Sam Ngata, son of Hall of Famer Haloti Ngata, commits to Oregon during Junior Day, fulfilling a lifelong dream to be a Duck.

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    I love seeing legacy commits and especially this one! GO DUCKS!

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    A rare time where the Rivals ranking is the higher one, as he is a Rivals 4-Star.

    Offers besides Oregon was Michigan, Utah, (He lives in SLC, Utah) UCLA and Nebraska.

    BREAKING: Four-Star ATH Sam Ngata has Committed to Oregon, he tells me for @Rivals.IG The 6'4 215 LB from Salt Lake City, UT chose the Ducks over Cal, Michigan, and BYU “All

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