Oregon wide receiver Dakorien Moore's status is uncertain for his team's Week 11 game against No. 20 Iowa ( 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS and streaming on Paramount+ Premium) after he suffered an injury during practice this week, according to ESPN. Moore, a true freshman, leads the Ducks with 443 yards receiving on 28 catches with three touchdowns.

Sources: Oregon leading wide receiver Dakorien Moore was injured in practice this week and his availability at Iowa today is uncertain. Moore, a true freshman, leads the Ducks with 28 catches and 443 yards. pic.twitter.com/pCCtX72jeL

Staring down one of the toughest matchups of the 2025-2026 season after a week ten bye week, the No. 6 Oregon Ducks prepare for a flight to Iowa City to take on

The 9th-ranked Oregon Ducks are on the road in Week 11 looking to avoid the pitfalls that can come with facing No. 20 Iowa at Kinnick Stadium.

There is going to be some great football this weekend, which starts with a solid college slate including a game between No. 6 Oregon and No. 20 Iowa. Although these two schools have not matched up a lot in their history, they will a lot more in the future due to Oregon's shift to the Big Ten.

One of the top college football games on the schedule for Week 11 could be impacted by the Mother Nature. On Saturday afternoon, No. 9 Oregon will take on No. 20 Iowa at Kinnick Stadium. If the Ducks want to get back to the College Football Playoff under Dan Lanning,

The Oregon Ducks hold the No. 9 seed in the first college football playoff ranking and will take on the No. 20 Iowa Hawkeyes on Saturday, Nov. 8. Preview, prediction, TV channel, and betting odds for the matchup at Kinnick Stadium.

No. 6 Oregon puts its Bowl Subdivision-leading 10-game road win streak on the line Saturday when it visits Iowa in the spotlight game on this week's Big Ten schedule