The Oregon Ducks have coaches jotting down names of potential recruits during June 2026. Including the ones who competed inside Autzen Stadium for a prospect camp.They're laying the groundwork for the future while the Ducks continue to pursue still-available 2027 talents like five-star wide receiver Dakota Guerrant. But one rising class of 2028 talent just turned heads on Oregon's side for showing off his elite versatility. The Recruit who Showed Uncanny Versatility in Front of OregonOregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning before the Orange Bowl | Jake Bunn / Oregon Ducks on SIFour-star cornerback Ca'Ron Williams came all the way from Rancho Santa Margarita Catholic in California's Orange County to compete inside the Ducks' home venue. The 2028 talent looks ready to ascend up Oregon's recruiting radar moving forward. Williams delivered the type of plays college coaches often look for at skills camps involving high school prospects. The 6-0 Williams excelled during one-on-one situations facing other talented wide receivers. He showed how advanced and aggressive his press man coverage ability is for an incoming junior. But he also lined up as an outside boundary cornerback during other scenarios. Williams later displayed his strong nose for the football by breaking up passes. He even showed more patience than panic when asked to play in zone coverage. A couple clips from the Oregon Ducks Elite Camp. Showing my versatility by playing on the outside,inside,man press,off man and zone!!!! #ScoDucks #AGTG #PRIME @CoachWadu @Coach_CHampton @CoachDanLanning @oregonfootball @SMCHS_Football @Coach_Fifita94 pic.twitter.com/lUhZFDaI2a— Ca’ron “Prime” Williams (@Caron21Williams) June 6, 2026Per On3's Max Torres, Williams has received an offer from Oregon, and he could be part of the Ducks' plans in the 2028 recruiting class. Lanning and company hold 17 commits in the class of 2027, allowing them to turn their focus towards future prospects.Oregon’s Jamari Johnson, left, and