The Oregon Ducks are back in action after a bye week, and they're jumping right back into the mix with a big-time top-25 game against the UCLA Bruins. Of course, there's one injury that is at the top of mind for everyone planning to watch this game.
That injury concerns Oregon quarterback Dante Moore, who left the Week 4 game against the USC Trojans with a concussion, being transported to a local hospital in the back of an ambulance. Moore has since returned to practice and has reportedly been going through some throwing work, according to head coach Dan Lanning, but does that mean we will see him this week?
That's a different question entirely, and it's one that the Big Ten Availability Report can help us answer.
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 Bruins.
Players Listed as Out
Oregon Ducks
- QB Dante Moore
- WR Jeremiah McClellan
- RB Simeon Price
- OL Trent Ferguson
- LB Brayden Platt
- WR Jack Ressler
UCLA Bruins
- WR Mikey Matthews
- WR Jonah Smith
- OL Sam Yoon
Players Listed as Doubtful
Oregon Ducks
- CB Aaron Scott Jr.
- S Aaron Flowers
UCLA Bruins
- DL Ashton Sanders
Players Listed as Questionable
Oregon Ducks
- NONE
UCLA Bruins
- DB Tao Johnson
Players Listed as Probable
Oregon Ducks
- NONE
UCLA Bruins
- NONE
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