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Oregon’s Evan Stewart remains doubtful for Nebraska clash

Coach Dan Lanning’s Oregon Ducks football team is 3-2 on the season and facing a potential must-win for its playoff hopes with Brock Thomas battling Dylan Raiola for the right to start. Oregon leading receiver Evan Stewart’s injury status took a turn for the worse earlier this week leading up to a new distinction. On3’s Pete Nakos shared the news […] The post Oregon’s Evan Stewart remains…

Oregon’s Evan Stewart remains doubtful for Nebraska clash

Oregon's Evan Stewart remains in doubt for Saturday night's game against Nebraska, according to On3's Pete Nakos. The injury has led to the possibility of Stewart missing the crucial matchup. Stewart has been a key player for Oregon, leading the Ducks with 27 catches for 352 yards on the season and adding four touchdowns. He currently has 41 more receiving yards than his nearest competitor, Dakorien Moore, who has also scored four times this season.

The upcoming clash is considered a must-win for Oregon's playoff aspirations, as Brock Thomas and Dylan Raiola battle for the starting quarterback position. Raiola, who previously played for Nebraska, left due to a difference in vision with the team's program. Stewart's absence could significantly impact Oregon's explosive offensive, though their defense remains capable of stepping up.

If Stewart cannot play, the Ducks will likely rely on Thomas, Raiola, and other contributors to navigate the challenging game against Nebraska.

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