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Oregon WR McClellan, TE Johnson sit out 84-0 win with injuries

Oregon’s 84‑0 blowout came while its top receiver and starter tight end sat out injured, raising questions ahead of the USC matchup.

By · Published September 19, 2026  15:37 UTC · Updated September 19, 2026  16:24 UTC

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  • Primary Driver: Oregon’s 84‑0 blowout came while its top receiver and starter tight end sat out injured, raising questions ahead of the USC matchup.
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Oregon posted an 84‑0 victory even though starting wide receiver Jeremiah McClellan and starting tight end Tristan Johnson were sidelined with injuries. ESPN confirmed both players sat out the game, and 247Sports noted McClellan suffered a foot injury during warmups. The result underscores Oregon’s depth, allowing the squad to dominate despite the absences.

Earlier that day freshman phenom Kendre Harrison left the Portland State matchup with a concerning injury, according to Autzen Zoo. Johnson’s condition was not detailed beyond his absence from the win. If McClellan remains sidelined, Oregon may rely more on the running game and backup receivers to maintain offensive rhythm.

The team’s depth allowed the blowout, but the lack of two starters may shape the offensive game plan against a ranked opponent.

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Why did Oregon win 84‑0 despite missing McClellan and Johnson?

The win reflects the Ducks’ depth; the team scored without its starting wide receiver and tight end, as reported by ESPN.

What injuries are currently affecting Oregon’s offensive players?

Jeremiah McClellan suffered a foot injury in warmups, Tristan Johnson is also sidelined, and freshman Kendre Harrison left a game with a concerning injury, according to 247Sports, ESPN, and Autzen Zoo.

What is the outlook for Oregon’s upcoming game against USC?

Coach Dan Lanning has not determined McClellan’s injury extent, and the team may have to adjust its offensive strategy, as noted by oregonlive.com and Trojans Wire.

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