The Oregon Ducks have been dealing with some injuries over the past week, with starting left guard Trent Ferguson being ruled out for the year, and star tight end Jamari Johnson missing time against the Oklahoma State Cowboys last week. However, it appears they aren't alone in dealing with the injury bug.
On Wednesday night, it was reported that USC Trojans star wide receiver Trent Mosley is dealing with an injury that could hold him out for some time going forward. This is notable, as the Ducks are scheduled to face USC in Week 4, 10 days from now.
The Trojans play Rutgers this week, kicking off the Big Ten schedule in Los Angeles, and Mosley has been listed as "out" on the Big Ten injury report submitted on Wednesday night. According to On3's
Chris Trevino, there is a chance that his absence extends beyond this week against the Scarlet Knights, but he will be evaluated going forward.
BREAKING: WR Trent Mosley is not only OUT against Rutgers but it could be more.
— Chris Treviño (@ChrisNTrevino) September 17, 2026
“We’ll continue to monitor it.”
He doesn’t expect it to be “extremely long term.” A bit “inconclusive” right now @On3USC
Mosley has been one of the best pass-catchers on the roster for the Trojans this year, leading the way with 13 receptions for 255 yards and two touchdowns. We will see how this story develops over the next week leading up to the Ducks' trip down to Los Angeles, but it would be a significant loss for USC if the freshman is unable to play.
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