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5 things to know about Oregon's newest reciever Iverson Hooks from UAB

Story byDon Smalley, Ducks WireMon, January 12, 2026 at 8:46 PM UTC·3 min readThe Oregon Ducks lost a handful of players on Sunday to the transfer portal, but Dan Lanning and his staff are slowly building the 2026 roster back up, including a new target at wide receiver that could be a reminder of another slot receiver who wore the green and yellow. Former Alabama-Birmingham receiver Iverson Hooks has committed to come out to the West Coast and play for the Ducks. Hooks was a go-to guy for the Blazers this season, and it will be difficult for UAB to replace him immediately. But UAB's loss is definitely Oregon's gain. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementHe was one of the better players in the American Conference in 2025, and it will be interesting to see how Hooks performs against tougher competition in the Big Ten.

5 things to know about Oregon's newest reciever Iverson Hooks from UAB

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  • It'll also be interesting to see how he fits into the Oregon roster and what looks to be yet another deep receivers room in Eugene. American Conference HonorsHooks earned Second-Team All-American Conference honors for the Blazers.
  • He caught 72 passes for 972 yards and seven touchdowns in 2025.
  • For his career, Hooks has 97 catches for 1,225 yards and 10 touchdowns. The Tez Johnson/Gary Bryant Jr.
  • RoleAt just 5-foot-10 and a mere 175 pounds, Hooks is a similar player to former Duck slot receiver Tez Johnson, who also came from a Group of 5 league at Troy.
  • He turned out to be pretty good, and there's no reason to think Hooks won't be either.
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