After a performance that Dan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks would like to put past them last weekend, another massive game is coming to Eugene this weekend, with the home team hosting the Nebraska Cornhuskers in a matchup that could end up being very revealing for both squads.
There is a lot of talk and intrigue surrounding this one, particularly at the quarterback position for the Ducks. Will it be Dante Moore after a potential return from concussion, or Dylan Raiola after getting benched in the second half vs. UCLA? If neither of them, the probable outcome is Brock Thomas under center for the Ducks, making his first career start.
While we may not get the final answer on Wednesday night, the first Big Ten Availability report gives us a good look
at whether or not Moore is likely going to be able to play.
On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings, the Big Ten Conference will release the statuses of several players, with teams classifying them as out, doubtful, or questionable.
A final availability report will then be released two hours prior to kickoff on Saturday. Here is a look at the first availability report for the Ducks and Cornhuskers.
Players Listed as Out
Oregon Ducks
- QB Dante Moore
- S Aaron Flowers
- WR Jeremiah McClellan
- RB Simeon Price
- OL Trent Ferguson
- LB Brayden Platt
Nebraska Cornhuskers
- DB Jamir Conn
- WR Larry Miles
- DB Kahmir Prescott
- LB Jase Reynolds
- LB Jacob Bower
- DL Gabe Moore
Players Listed as Doubtful
Oregon Ducks
- NONE
Nebraska Cornhuskers
- DL Riley Van Poppel
Players Listed as Questionable
Oregon Ducks
- WR Evan Stewart
Nebraska Cornhuskers
- NONE
Players Listed as Probable
Oregon Ducks
- NONE
Nebraska Cornhuskers
- NONE
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