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Dan Lanning provides updates on Oregon's Jordon Davison, Jeremiah McClellan
The Oregon Ducks will need all hands on deck this Saturday for a trip to Columbus to play the Ohio State Buckeyes . The Ducks lost a pair of running backs in a comeback win over Northwestern on Halloween and have been without one of their star receivers for more than a month, but reinforcements could be coming soon. Dan Lanning provided updates on injured wide receiver Jeremiah McClellan and running back Jordon Davison on Monday ahead of the Ducks' trip to Columbus. McClellan, who went down with a foot injury in pregame warmups against Portland State on Sept. 18, was seen running routes before Oregon's win over Northwestern. The junior wideout could be catching passes from Dylan Raiola soon as he works his way back into the fold. "(McClellan's) been doing some stuff with us in practice," Lanning said. "Continue to evaluate where he's at, but you know, certainly is promising the growth and the steps that he's taken." Davison, meanwhile, has been Oregon's leading rusher this season. However, he suffered a leg injury in the first half against Northwestern after going down awkwardly while being tackled. He quickly left the game and returned to the sideline in the
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Jackson beats down Linden-McKinley in the first round
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WOUB) — In the opening round of playoffs, two high-powered teams faced off in a much-anticipated matchup. The Linden-McKinley Panthers (9-2) hosted the Jackson Ironman (8-3) in a game between two highly touted teams. After coming off a win against Chillicothe, the Ironman have been steamrolling, winning their last four straight coming into their matchup against Linden-McKinley. On the other hand, after a senior night loss to East to spoil their perfect regular season, the Panthers came into this game slowed down after getting off to a powerful 9-0 start to their season.