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Ahead of Oklahoma State, Oregon receiver Dakorien Moore says he is physically fine after briefly getting shaken up in the opener. Iverson Hooks, who missed that game with a tweaked hamstring, is expected to be available for his debut; the report does not confirm a snap allocation. Messiah Hampton was the only non-starting receiver used in Week 1.
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Oregon used Trent Ferguson in place of left guard Douglas Utu during the opener, with Dave Iuli also rotating. The columnist questions Iuli's recovery from his triceps injury but supplies no new medical assessment. Dan Lanning says the offensive-line rotation will continue against Oklahoma State; proposed appearances by other reserves are the writer's speculation.
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Oregon held Boise State to 4-of-15 on third down, but allowed 2-of-3 fourth-down conversions and scores on all four red-zone trips. Those opening-game results identify finishing drives as a defensive concern entering Oklahoma State, despite the stronger third-down performance; the article does not say all four red-zone scores were touchdowns.
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Oregon running back Jordon Davison produced 90 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries in Week 1. The columnist thought he might not be fully healthy or might have been limited, but no snap restriction is confirmed. A heavier rushing approach and possible Simeon Price debut against Oklahoma State are projections, not announced personnel decisions.
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Oregon was penalized 10 times for 90 yards against Boise State. The preview highlights the need to avoid extending opposing drives or stalling its own offense at Oklahoma State; this is an opening-game discipline concern, not evidence of a newly announced schematic adjustment.