5 things to know about Oregon

Five crucial facts about the Oregon Ducks:

1. Quarterback Dante Moore will miss the rest of the season due to a concussion suffered in a game against USC. This necessitates an adjustment in the Ducks' lineup.

2. Dylan Raiola, who transferred from Nebraska, has emerged as the starter. Raiola has proven his mettle by leading the Ducks to a win over the Nebraska Cornhuskers with a thrilling comeback, throwing for 336 yards and scoring three touchdowns.

3. Both coaching staffs at Oregon underwent significant turnover last season. Will Stein, who is now at Kentucky, was replaced by Drew Mehringer, who was previously the co-offensive coordinator and tight ends coach. Jay Johnson, formerly an assistant quarterbacks coach, now handles the offensive play-calling duties.

4. Running back Jordon Davison, a sophomore, is sidelined for the game due to a lower-body injury from the previous matchup against Northwestern. Dierre Hill Jr., who missed part of the Northwestern game, will take over the starting role.

5. Despite some key absences, the Oregon receiver corps remains a formidable force. Dakorien Moore leads the team with 41 catches for 545 yards and six touchdowns, followed by Evan Stewart with 31 catches for 423 yards and four touchdowns. Jamari Johnson and Jeremiah McClellan also contribute significantly to the Ducks' aerial attacks.