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Oregon staff visits elite 2027 DL Kasi Currie

January 22, 2026

Story byKasi Currie (Photo by Chad Simmons/On3)Hunter SheltonThu, January 22, 2026 at 2:46 PM UTC·2 min readIt’s set to be a busy offseason for Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon four-star defensive lineman Kasi Currie, one of the top defensive prospects in the 2027 cycle. Currie is coming off a visit to Texas last weekend — a trip that left a serious impression. He’s now set to visit LSU this weekend, with a visit to Alabama now likely on the docket to close out January. According to Rivals’ Adam Gorney, Oregon was originally set to get that last visit of the month. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementEven if the Ducks don’t get Currie back to Eugene soon, they remain a top contender in his process.

Oregon staff visits elite 2027 DL Kasi Currie

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Oregon head coach Dan Lanning, D-line coach Tony Tuioti and O-line coach A’lique Terry all came down to California to visit the four-star this week:“Oregon wants me for D-line and O-line,” Currie told Gorney earlier this month.
“We’re going to figure that one out.
I want to play D-line but I’m going to hear them out on the O-line side for sure.
They’re just rebuilding from the same staff so it won’t be anything new.
Tosh (Lupoi) leaving is a big part because he was the one recruiting me but it was also coach (Tony) Tuioti recruiting me, too.”Currie is the No.

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