Both the Oregon Ducks and USC Trojans have injury questions heading into Saturday's contest.

Three Oregon Ducks freshmen earned top grades on offense in Week 3 as they look to develop bigger roles.

A behind-the-scenes look at injured Oregon receiver Jeremiah McClellan and tight end Jamari Johnson during warmups, quarterback Dylan Raiola celebrating with his brother Dayton, and freshman Kendre Harrison's infectious pregame energy.

As expected after a surprising Week 2 loss to the Oklahoma State Cowboys on the road, the Oregon Ducks bounced back at home and dominated from the start against the FCS' Portland State Vikings.

The Big Ten is loaded with potentially impactful freshman, with Oregon four-star tight end Kendre Harrison squarely among them.

The Oregon Ducks' tight end duo will create problems for the Big Ten, but USC hopes to be the team which keeps UO's passing game in check

Five-star phenom Kendre Harrison brings elite versatility to the Ducks' high-powered offense, stepping into a critical playmaking void as Oregon chases its first national title.

USC's defense has struggled against recent Oregon offenses. Kendre Harrison is a weapon the Trojans have to account for

Kendre Harrison is entering his first season with the Oregon Ducks, and ESPN believes he could be the best tight end recruit coming up.