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JORDON DAVISON
#0 - RUNNING BACK - OREGON DUCKS
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Jordon Davison Gives Honest Opinion on Oregon's Response to Adversity vs. Boise State
The No. 6 Oregon Ducks’ Week 1 34-27 win over the Boise State Broncos only featured 25 carries and 119 rushing yards of their 497 yards of t...
1 DAY AGO
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SI.COM
Dives for TD in narrow win
Davison logged 12 carries for 90 yards and one touchdown and reeled in his only target for zero yards during Saturday's 34-27 win against Boise State.
Impact
Although a collarbone injury recently put his status in question, Davison played without restriction and led Oregon rushers in the Week 1 victory. He should continue to hold a snap advantage over Dierre Hill, who will likely see more snaps than Davison on third down.
4 DAYS AGO
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ROTOWIRE
Moore throws for 3 TDs and No. 2 Oregon overcomes a slow start to beat Boise State 34-27
Dante Moore threw for 378 yards and three touchdowns, and the No. 2 Oregon Ducks overcame a slow start to down resilient Boise State 34-27 in the season opener for both teams
4 DAYS AGO
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Associated Press
QB Dante Moore returns and No. 2 Oregon aiming high again in Big Ten, national title chases
The AP Top 25 ranked Oregon second, behind Ohio State, in the preseason
AUGUST 17
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Associated Press
Ra'Shaad Samples Speaks Candidly On Simeon Price's Leadership
The Oregon Ducks enter the 2026 college football season with two premier running backs, Jordon Davison and Dierre Hill Jr. While much of the...
AUGUST 14
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SI.COM
Oregon Running Back Jordon Davison Practice Footage Turns Heads Amid Injury Rumors
It was a chaotic day across social media for Oregon Ducks fans as there were rumors that running back Jordon Davison had suffered an injury...
AUGUST 13
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SI.COM
How Conflicting Jordon Davison Injury News Could Shape Oregon's Offense
The Oregon Ducks may already have sustained their first big injury of the 2026 season in just the second week of fall camp. Running back Jor...
AUGUST 12
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SI.COM
Oregon RB Jordon Davison Reportedly Has Collarbone Injury, Could Miss Opener
Oregon Ducks running back Jordon Davison could reportedly miss the start of the 2026 college football season due to a collarbone injury.
AUGUST 12
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FOX SPORTS
Practices fully Wednesday
Davison (collarbone) practiced fully and even engaged in tackling drills, Justin Hopkins of On3 reports.
Impact
Davison was reported to have suffered a broken collarbone earlier today, but after a series of conflicting reports popped up, the star tailback was able to log a full practice Wednesday. Further involvement will be needed to determine whether he'll be ready for Week 1 against Boise State on Sep. 5, but this is an encouraging sign. Davison should be Oregon's RB1 if healthy, but if he has to miss time, Dierre Hill would be next in line for a bigger role to open the season.
AUGUST 12
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ROTOWIRE
Conflicting reports surrounding health status
Davison's health status remains unclear, with a new report from Justin Hopkins of On3.com indicating he should practice Wednesday.
Impact
A previous report from Zachary Neel of USA Today suggested Davison had suffered a broken collarbone and would be sidelined for the next 6-8 weeks, but a new report indicates that may not be the case. For the time being, it may be best to wait until additional confirmation arrives regarding the status of the star running back. Should Davison ultimately miss time, Dierre Hill would be next in line for additional run to open the season.
AUGUST 12
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ROTOWIRE
Set to miss time with injury
Davison aggravated the collarbone injury that cost him the final game of the 2025 season and will miss between six to eight weeks, according to Zachary Neel of DucksWire.
Impact
Davison was expected to be the Ducks' RB1 heading into the season, but now Oregon will have to lean on its depth to cover for the loss of the star tailback, who notched 667 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns on 113 carries while also catching 12 passes for 62 receiving yards in 2025. With Davison expected to miss the first few weeks of the new season, Dierre Hill and Da'Jaun Riggs are expected to handle bigger roles in the backfield going forward until Davison is ready to return.
AUGUST 12
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ROTOWIRE
Jordon Davison Welcomes Dierre Hill Jr. Competition in Revamped Oregon Backfield
EUGENE - Oregon Ducks emerging star Jordon Davison does not shy away from his competition with fellow sophomore running back Dierre Hill Jr....
AUGUST 7
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SI.COM
Ready and recovered for camp
Davison (arm) is 100 percent healthy for training camp, according to Bri Amaranthus of SI.com.
Impact
Davison played through a broken collarbone in Oregon's playoff victory over Texas Tech at the Orange Bowl, and while that injury ended his season abruptly, he's now ready to go at it again and build off an impressive freshman season. Davison notched 667 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns on 113 carries while also catching 12 passes for 62 receiving yards in 2025. He should have a key role in Oregon's backfield in 2026 as well.
AUGUST 4
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ROTOWIRE
Key Injuries To Monitor For Oregon Ducks This Offseason
The Oregon Ducks have high expectations entering 2026, but there are still some question marks. Oregon running back Jordon Davison suffered...
JUNE 17
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SI.COM
Practicing this spring
Davison (arm) has been practicing in some capacity this spring, per 247Sports.
Impact
Davison missed Oregon's playoff loss to Indiana with an arm injury, but the freshman had a stellar first year in Eugene prior to that ailment. He ran for 667 yards and 15 touchdowns on 113 carries, catching 12 passes for 62 yards as well. Davison is primed to be the Ducks' top tailback this fall, and though he reportedly has yet to make a full recovery, it's a good sign that he's out on the practice field in some capacity.
APRIL 14
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ROTOWIRE
Oregon RB depth chart: Why Ducks may turn to defensive players to fill in for Jordon Davison vs. Indiana | Sporting News
Oregon is dealing with som serious depth issues at running back ahead of the Peach Bowl.
JANUARY 10
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SPORTINGNEWS.COM
Spotted with arm in sling
Davison was spotted with his right arm in a sling ahead of the Peach Bowl against Indiana, per James Crepea of The Oregonian.
Impact
Davison has already been ruled out for the Ducks' clash with Indiana in the Peach Bowl with an upper body injury, but now we have a few more specifics on the tailback's ailment. If Oregon advances to the national title game, Davison will look to return then, although it appears unlikely given how far he is from playing in the Semifinal.
JANUARY 9
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ROTOWIRE
No. 1 Indiana adds to CFP dominance with 56-22 Peach Bowl win over No. 5 Oregon, Miami up next
Undefeated Indiana’s already impressive march through the College Football Playoff gained momentum as its dominant defense created three first-half touchdowns with turnovers, Ferna...
JANUARY 9
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Associated Press
Deadspin | Oregon without RB Jordon Davison for semifinal vs. Indiana
Deadspin | Oregon without RB Jordon Davison for semifinal vs. Indiana
JANUARY 8
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DEADSPIN.COM
Jordon Davison injury report: Oregon RB ruled out for CFP Peach Bowl
Oregon football ruled running back Jordon Davison out for Friday's College Football Playoff Peach Bowl semifinal. Here's a full look at the...
JANUARY 7
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USATODAY.COM
Oregon running back Jordon Davison ruled out for Peach Bowl semifinal with Indiana
Oregon won’t have running back Jordon Davison for its Peach Bowl College Football semifinal matchup with Indiana on Friday
JANUARY 7
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Associated Press
Out for Peach Bowl
Davison (upper body) is out for the CFP semifinal against Indiana on Friday, James Crepea of The Oregonian reports.
Impact
Davison has a broken clavicle, so it's not surprising to see him listed as out for this matchup against the Hoosiers. This means Noah Whittington will have to carry a huge workload out of the backfield Friday, while Dierre Hill could see an expanded role as well.
JANUARY 6
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ROTOWIRE
Reportedly has broken clavicle
Davidson is reportedly dealing with a broken clavicle that's expected to sidelined him for the remainder of the playoffs, per Aaron J Fentress of OregonLive.com.
Impact
Davison's alleged clavicle injury has only been reported by OregonLive.com thus far, so there's a chance he's in fact good to go against Indiana in the College Football Playoff Semifinals. Still, this firmly throws the tailback's status into doubt for when the Ducks take on the Hoosiers. The true freshman has been a problem this season, rushing for 667 yards and 15 touchdowns on 5.9 yards per carry. If he's indeed shut down for the rest of the playoffs, expect a huge workload for Noah Whittington, and more carries for fellow true freshman Dierre Hill.
JANUARY 6
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ROTOWIRE
Strong ground games propel No. 1 Indiana and No. 5 Oregon to CFP semifinal matchup at Peach Bowl
Fernando Mendoza spent all season stealing headlines and collecting awards
JANUARY 5
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Associated Press
'We Have the Best Defense': Oregon Blanks Texas Tech in Orange Bowl
Dante Moore led Oregon past Texas Tech in the Orange Bowl for the first shutout of a ranked opponent since 2012.
JANUARY 1
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