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- QB/RB: I thank the tight ends are going to have a very big game this Saturday night take advantage of mismatches.

- Injury: There are plenty of individual matchups that could swing Saturday night's game between Oregon and USC, but for the Ducks, this feels like a game where several of their biggest questions from the first...

- WR/TE: Lol if you care that much about Elon your life must be pretty simple

- Oregon lists tight ends Jamari Johnson and Kendre Harrison as questionable for the 2026 USC game, according to this preview. Johnson has missed the past two games with an undisclosed injury. The designations leave both players' availability unresolved; the report does not confirm either will play or give a return timetable. - For the 2026 USC game, the writer projects Oregon's left-guard competition to remain between Douglas Utu, who started the opener, and Kawika Rogers, who started against Portland State, following Trent Ferguson's season-ending injury. This is the preview's assessment of the opening, not an announced starter or a guaranteed rotation.

- TE/LB: It seems to me we will see a lot more 2 tight end sets this year if those three stay healthy.

- This Oregon report confirms Jeremiah McClellan missed Portland State after a pregame injury and was seen with crutches and a boot on his left foot. Lanning said evaluation was needed and provided no prognosis. It does not add a diagnosis or next-game availability update to the previously reported absence. - Oregon tight end Jamari Johnson missed his second consecutive game. He participated with the tight ends about 90 minutes before kickoff but was in street clothes when play began. The article does not give a reason for the absence, a recovery timetable or a confirmed return date. - Freshman Kendre Harrison started alongside Andrew Olesh in Oregon's tight-end group with Johnson absent. Harrison caught four passes for 53 yards and his first collegiate touchdown against Portland State; the start reflects that game's personnel usage, not an announced permanent replacement. - Harrison left midway through the third quarter and did not return after visiting Oregon's sideline medical tent and then the locker room. The article reports that Lanning had no update afterward. It supplies no diagnosis, recovery timetable or confirmed availability for USC.