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Oregon Ducks men's basketball and track & field beat reporter for The Register-Guard. Minnesota born and raised. Skol.

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Oregon running back Jordon Davison suffers injury Original

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By Chris Hansen Verified
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Updated Aug. 12, 2026, 1:11 p.m. PT Oregon running back Jordon Davison has reportedly suffered an undisclosed injury that will sideline him for the rest of fall camp and into the first weeks of the season. Citing multiple sources close to the program, USA TODAY's Zachary Neel was first to report that Davison was injured this past week and is expected to miss the next six to eight weeks, which could keep him out through September and the first four games of the season.
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2 Oregon players make annual college football athletic 'Freaks List'

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By Chris Hansen Verified
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In a sport where big, strong and fast can be used to describe nearly every athlete, some college football players still stand out above all others. Oregon has a pair of them. Bruce Feldman, a national college football insider for The Athletic, released his annual "Freaks List" Aug. 10, a ranked collection of 101 players whose athletic or physical ability awes even their teammates and coaches. At No. 3 was Ducks defensive tackle A'Mauri Washington and at No. 11 was inside linebacker Devon Jackson.
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Raspy Dan Lanning praises backup QB, 'really worried' about 1st scrimmage

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By Chris Hansen Verified
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Oregon football wrapped up its sixth practice of the 2026 season on Aug. 11 and the only part of coach Dan Lanning beginning to wear down is his voice, which was raspy from an afternoon of "encouraging" his players. "It's that time of year," he said with a smile. Other than that, Lanning is thrilled to be in the thick of fall camp as the Ducks prepare for the Sept. 5 opener against Boise State. 1 / 19 "I love being on the grass, man," Lanning said.
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