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  • Oregon Aug 14, 14:46 UTC

    Ra'Shaad Samples: Davison practiced well, focused — refutes serious injury reports

    Jordon Davison (RB) — Available — active in practice, no limitation

    Samples leaned on practice on Aug 12 to dispute earlier reports that Davison would miss 6-8 weeks, calling the information 'unclear'. He said the sophomore finished every rep, ran extra sprints in and out of practice, and is on track to play against Boise State. Samples added that Davison has continued to work on his body pre and post practice day after day and is becoming a leader.

    Yahoo Sports

  • Oregon Aug 14, 14:46 UTC

    Oregon RB Jordon Davison returns to full practice, no collarbone setback

    Jordon Davison (RB) — Probable — Full participant in practice

    After conflicting morning reports said the Ducks could lose him 6-8 weeks with a return to his broken collarbone, Oregon RBs coach Ra'Shaad Samples confirmed the sophomore practiced fully on Wednesday, including participating in tackling drills and finishing runs at the end of practice. Davison, who ran for 667 yards alongside 15 Touchdowns as a true freshman last year, is expected to continue practicing heading into the Sept 5 season opener vs. Boise State, barring suspending.

    RotoWire

  • Oregon Aug 14, 13:24 UTC

    Jordon Davison practiced fully after collarbone scare

    Jordon Davison (RB) — Practiced fully

    Oregon running back Jordon Davison was reported to have practiced fully on Wednesday and even took part in tackling drills. The report says earlier concern about a broken collarbone proved overstated, and he is expected to be available for Oregon’s Sept. 5 opener against Boise State barring a setback.

    RotoWire

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