The Oregon Ducks continue to add to their 2026-27 roster, as former USC Trojans shooting guard Jerry Easter II has committed to the Ducks, per 247 Sports. He was a four-star in the 2025 class and will bring youth and talent to the Oregon backcourt.
Last season with the Trojans, Easter averaged 4.4 points, 3.0 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game in 17.4 minutes per game as a key bench piece. He converted on 43.6% of his field goals from the floor and 23.5% from three-point range. At 6-foot-5 and 193 pounds, Easter is known as a slasher who's willing to mix it up in the paint.
An Ohio native, Easter excelled at Link Academy, earning himself a bevy of offers from several top programs around the country. He was ranked as the No. 9 combo guard and No. 51 player overall, eventually landing at USC.
USC transfer Jerry Easter has committed to Oregon, source tells @247Sports https://t.co/CCFSPo4N14 pic.twitter.com/uXm9EqekOU
The former Trojan becomes the sixth transfer commit for the Ducks in the 2026 portal cycle, joining Pharaoh Compton (San Diego State), Taylor Bol Bowen (Alabama), Jasper Johnson (Kentucky), Andrew Meadow (Boise State), and Tyrone Riley (San Francisco).
Easter will have three seasons of eligibility after appearing in 29 games at USC as a true freshman.
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