Oregon might lack key receiver for USC game

Trent Mosley may not play against Oregon in the upcoming game on September 26, potentially impacting USC's offense. Meanwhile, Oregon might also lack a key receiver, Jeremiah McClellan, who sustained an injury during a recent warm-up before a game. McClellan was seen in street clothes and using crutches, with team officials stating they need more testing to determine the full extent of his injury.

Lanning, Oregon's coordinator, acknowledged that he cannot provide an immediate update on McClellan's condition, stating, "I don't know right at this moment." The timing of these injuries is unfortunate, as Oregon will be heading to face the No. 12 USC Trojans in a crucial game that could shape both teams' seasons. While Oregon possesses other pass-catching options, losing McClellan would certainly affect their offense and potentially hinder their momentum.

The situation will be updated during McClellan's weekly press conference on Monday night. If USC's Trent Mosley cannot play, it will be worth watching whether Oregon can compensate with another elite receiver to face the Trojans.