It was Oregon Ducks sophomore wide receiver Dakorien Moore who provided the play of the game last Saturday against the Boise State Broncos, taking a crossing route over the middle to the house after putting a pair of defenders on skates, giving his team the game-winning touchdown.
While that play made waves on social media among Oregon fans, so too did a play later in the quarter. After catching a short pass in the slot, Moore went down hard and was a bit slow to get up, eventually making his way off the field while looking a bit dinged up.
The sophomore would eventually come back out onto the field later in the game, but there were enough questions as to his status to warrant a question this week.
From the sound of it, there's nothing to be concerned
about, according to Moore.
"Physical update: I am perfectly fine and ready to go do what I have to do," Moore said on Wednesday after practice.
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That's great news for the Ducks, who enter this game with arguably the best trio of wide receivers in the nation. Moore had six catches for 93 yards and a touchdown last week, while fellow WRs Jeremiah McClellan had six catches for 150 yards and a touchdown, and Evan Stewart had eight catches for 72 yards. On top of that, tight end Jamari Johnson had four catches for 57 yards and a touchdown in the 34-27 win over Boise State.
Expect to see something similar this week against Oklahoma State. While Oregon is going to try to establish the run early and lean on both Jordon Davison and Dierre Hill Jr., there is too much talent out wide to ignore, and from the sound of it, they're healthy and ready to go.
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