In a standout performance at the Under Armour All-America Game, Oregon Ducks signee Dakorien Moore showcased his elite talent, earning MVP honors. The five-star wide receiver from […]
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The Oregon Ducks and Ohio State Buckeyes compete in the Rose Bowl, and Oregon’s wide receiver squad is receiving a lift after Justius Lowe shared an encouraging injury update on Monday. Lowe indicated that he is fit for the quarterfinals of the College Football Playoff. Oregon Ducks wide receiver Justius Lowe has become an important member of the rotation alongside other receivers such as Tez Johnson, Evan Stewart, and Traeshon Holden. Lowe provided Andrew Crepea from The Oregonian with an encouraging update on his injury condition as he prepares for the Rose Bowl against the Ohio State Buckeyes. “Angle down the center, standard supporter in the area.” “Was struck in the ribs, but I’m fine now,” stated Lowe. In a crowded receiver room, Lowe’s comeback from injury Lowe sustained an injury during the Wisconsin game on November 16, which led to his absence from the regular season finale against Washington and the Big Ten Championship Game versus Penn State. The Ducks receiver was absent from Oregon’s official availability reports prior to both games, yet Lowe has not participated since the close victory against the Badgers in mid-November. Prior to the Rose Bowl, Ducks wide receiver Tez Johnson was questioned by journalists about which players on Oregon’s roster are ready for a breakout season next year. Johnson’s immediate reply was Lowe’s name. MORE: Ohio State Buckeyes Reveal White Jerseys for Rose Bowl Against Oregon Ducks MORE: Oregon Ducks Unveil Uniforms for Rose Bowl against Ohio State Buckeyes ADDITIONAL: Injury Update for Oregon Ducks and Ohio State at Rose Bowl: Jordan Burch, Jahlil Florence “Besides my little brother Caleb, he’s the brightest person I’ve ever encountered,” Johnson remarked. “He is familiar with every play.” Guy maintains a 4.0 GPA. Quick as possible. He’s sneaky; he’ll catch you off guard and zip right by you. Justius is, well, you can’t say anything else regarding Justius. […]
It can be said that this will be the largest game either team has faced since October, when the Ducks and Buckeyes clashed for the […]
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – The University of Minnesota football squad wraps up the 2024 season next Friday when they face Virginia Tech at the Duke’s […]
Indiana men’s basketball sophomore guard Gabe Cupps is expected to redshirt this season after undergoing successful knee surgery last week. The surgery was performed to address a […]
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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has been declared out for Sunday’s matchup against the Dallas Cowboys due to a concussion. Hurts has been following concussion protocol since his head struck the ground in Sunday’s defeat against the Washington Commanders. Head coach Nick Sirianni mentioned on Friday that it would be “difficult for him to make it” since the quarterback did not participate in practice this week. Backup Kenny Pickett, who came in for Hurts for the rest of the Commanders game, will start in Hurts’ place. unday’s game […]
The Atlanta Braves have experienced a rather quiet offseason. They require an improvement at shortstop and might acquire one from the San Diego Padres in the upcoming free agency period. In a discussion of potential destinations for the best available free agents, Just Baseball’s Ryan Finkelstein forecasted that the Braves would acquire Padres infielder Ha-Seong Kim with a five-year, $60 million contract. “One team that might benefit from a shortstop is the Atlanta Braves, though the cost might be too high for them to handle since Orlando Arcia earns only $2 million annually.” “Arcia provides solid defense at shortstop similar to Kim, but he doesn’t hit nearly as well,” Finkelstein wrote. “The truth is, any team can accommodate a player as adaptable as Ha-Seong Kim.” Arcia failed to meet the expectations he established after being named an All-Star in 2023. His OPS decreased from .741 to .625. He accumulated only 46 RBIs throughout the season. Kim experienced a challenging year in 2024. He concluded the season prematurely due to requiring surgery for his labrum injury. He is anticipated to miss the beginning of the 2025 season. Last season, he recorded an average of .233 and hit 11 home runs. In 2023, he earned a utility Gold Glove and recorded a slash line of .260/.351/.398 along with 17 home runs. His adaptability on defense provides the Braves with some options in the event of injuries. His cost might appear high, but if he can return to the form he showed in 2023, they could find a resolution to their shortstop issue.