Between Oregon coaches hitting the road and the Ducks hosting visitors on campus, it was a significant weekend for the program's recruiting efforts.

Let's review ...

Four-star cornerback Jahlil Florence, from San Diego, Calif., was committed to Oregon for almost four months before backing off his pledge on Dec. 9 amid the uncertainty of the coaching situation.

But he's made it very clear the Ducks remain a top contender in his recruitment. It seems to be a two-school battle with USC, which used Florence's decommitment as an opening to make a late push for him.

Oregon made a statement just after 12 a.m. PT Friday morning -- the first moment that off-campus recruiting could technically resume -- by having new cornerbacks coach Demetrice Martin and new defensive coordinator Tosh Lupoi making an in-home visit.

USC responded with its own in-home visit, sending head coach Lincoln RIley, defensive coordinator Alex Grinch and defensive backs coach Donte Williams to San Diego.

Florence is dropping hints that he could be mulling a decision at this point.

But that apparently wasn’t the end of it, as Florence tweeted out this on Sunday.

One of the top uncommitted prospects left in the 2022 class, four-star defensive tackle Christen Miller (Ellenwood, Ga.) was in Eugene for an official visit this weekend. It was a pivotal opportunity for the Ducks to make an impression and build on the relationship new head coach Dan Lanning already has with Miller, from his time as Georgia defensive coordinator.