Dana Altman and the Oregon men’s basketball program have scored their first big transfer portal verbal commitment this offseason.
Stanford senior forward Brandon Angel took an official visit to Oregon this past weekend and has now committed to finishing his college career with the Oregon Ducks. Angel was considering Duke, Wisconsin, and other schools before committing to the Ducks.
The 6-foot-8 forward from San Diego started 60 games at Stanford and played in 112 career games for the Cardinal. He averaged a career-high 13 points this past season while shooting a career-high 44.7 percent on 3-point attempts. Angel also averaged 4.7 rebounds, 1.7 assists, and he shot 56.7 percent from the field on eight shots a game.
Angel will join Oregon for one final season and bring position versatility to the roster. Angel can play the power forward or small forward positions at Oregon while also having the ability to play center or shooting guard with the right matchups.
With Angel’s addition to the roster, Oregon will feature three seniors next season: Jadrian Tracey, Keeshawn Barthelemy, and Angel.