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Apr 1, 2021 The Ducks' 2022 class got a big boost this week when Oregon landed Texas wide receiver Stephon Johnson. The class is now ranked No. 1 in the Pac-12, and No. 11 nationally.  Ducks Digest caught up with Johnson to get the inside scoop on what made Oregon the call. The 6'2", 178-pound wide receiver viewed his scholarship as the opportunity to make a dream come true.  "Oregon has been a school I've been wanting to go to since I was 7 or 8 years old," Johnson said. "I feel like my play style will fit at Oregon. I know I can go there and make an impact off the rip.

Mario Cristobal and his staff have gone into another state once again pulling some electric talent. This time it’s Lancaster (Texas) speedster Stephon Johnson.  The 6-foot-2, 175-pounder is one of the most electric players on tape, yet only is rated a three-star. Oregon and its staff however have pushed hard for Johnson for much of the 2021 year and beyond.  USC, Ole Miss, Arkansas and others have offered the star receiver.  Johnson also recently announced he will be taking an official visit to Oregon in June.    Join our free email list

UpdatedMon, Mar 1, 2021 at 1:25 pm CT Replies(63) Stephon Johnson, 28, of Alsip, is among 11 former mail carriers charged in a federal probe called "Operation Cash On Delivery." (Shutterstock) CHICAGO — An Alsip man is among eleven U.S. Postal Service employees who were arrested following an 18-month investigation, federal authorities said. The former employees, who at the time worked as mail carriers in the Chicago area, are accused of stealing credit cards from the mail they were entrusted to deliver. Stephon Johnson, 33, also known as "Steph" and "Stuff," is charged with conspiring to s...

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