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OCTOBER 14•OREGONLIVE.COM
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Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR
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OCTOBER 13•SI.COM
Terrance Ferguson - Logs eight targets in winFerguson caught four of eight targets for 62 yards during Saturday's 32-31 victory against Ohio State.
ImpactFerguson finished with his second-most targets of any game so far this season. The senior tight end tied with wideout Evan Stewart for the Ducks' second-most targets behind Tez Johnson (10). Meanwhile, tytpical No. 2 wideout Traeshon Holden was ejected for spitting in the first half. With Stewart breaking out for 149 receiving yards Saturday, it will be interesting to see how the target share breaks out for the Ducks moving forward, starting with next week's road gam at Purdue, which just fell to 1-5 with a 50-49 loss to Illinois.
OCTOBER 13•ROTOWIRE
Evan Stewart - Breaks out in huge winStewart gathered in seven of eight targets for 149 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 32-31 victory versus Ohio State.
ImpactStewart showed up in what could end up being Oregon's biggest game of the regular season. The Texas A&M transfer made up for the loss of Traeshon Holden, who was ejected for spitting in the first half. Stewart finished over 100 receiving yards for just the second time this season, including a team-long 69-yard reception and a 10-yard touchdown early in the second quarter. This also came after the junior wideout totaled just 12 targets over Oregon's previous three games. No. 1 wideout Tez Johnson still tallied a team-high 10 targets; yet, Stewart's massive outing in a game of this magnitude could set him up to be a much-more consistent contributor moving forward. His next opportunity will come during next week's road game at Purdue, which fell to 1-5 with a 50-49 loss to Illinois on Saturday.
OCTOBER 13•ROTOWIRE
