Oregon Ducks recruiting: Could Dan Lanning land 2 more 5-star prospects in this class?

The Oregon Ducks have a pair of five-star prospects already committed in the class of 2023: Michigan quarterback Dante Moore and California wide receiver Jurrion Dickey.

But the Ducks may not be done, and with the single-class record sitting at 3 - Noah Sewell, Justin Flowe and Dontae Manning in the class of 2020 - there's still a possibility Dan Lanning breaks the five-star record in Year 1. 

Who are the two remaining five-star targets? Well, their Friday night gameday accessories have provided some clues.

Since the Mario Cristobal era, Oregon has made St. John Bosco five-star edge-rusher Matayo Uiagalelei a huge priority.

And that remains the case.

The 6-foot-5, 265-pound edge-rusher is rated the nation's No. 10 overall prospect and No. 2 edge, making him the second highest-rated uncommitted player in the country (Keon Keely, No. 6). 

So far, Uiagalelei has taken June official visits to Ohio State, USC and Oregon, and made a return trip to Eugene following a Friday night game against Central Catholic (Oregon) at Autzen Stadium in mid-September.

He's also recently been wearing Oregon gloves during St. John Bosco's games this fall. 

All three schools are still n the hunt, as well as Alabama and others, but many believe the Buckeyes currently have the edge over the Trojans and Ducks.

Still, Uiagalelei has kept things tight-lipped and his eventual commitment could be a surprise.

Frankly, he's one of the most difficult-to-predict recruits in the country.

Until Uiagalelei announces a decision expect the Ducks to remain firmly in the mix.

He is a massive priority for the program. 

The second five-star prospect to watch cropped up recently when he took a visit to Eugene.

Notre Dame safety pledge and Guyer High School (Texas) star Peyton Bowen visited Oregon for its game against UCLA and wore a Ducks headband in his next high school matchup.

The 6-foot, 185-pound defensive back is a five-star prospect, rated the nation's No. 25 overall recruit and No. 2 safety. 

After starting the year 0-2, Notre Dame has course-corrected somewhat to a 4-3 record, although wins include narrow victories over Cal and BYU.

So far, Marcus Freeman's program has experienced four decommitments, and while the class is still ranked No. 3 nationally the group feels less stable than it did before the season. 

Over the past few weeks, Bowen has embodied that uncertainty, visiting both Oklahoma and Oregon.

If you're an Oregon fan, the pathway to a flip lies in a shaky finish for the Fighting Irish.

If Notre Dame continues to struggle, it may cause Bowen to open things back up, and at that point Lanning's program will have a real shot.

It's certainly something to mentor.

As it stands, Oregon is firmly in the mix for Uiagalelei and hoping for a change-of-heart from Bowen.

Both recruitments are clearly worth monitoring.