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The Oregon Ducks wide receivers were recently ranked among the best groups in the country. Despite the injury to wideout Evan ...
Oregon will be leaning on an unproven receiving corps this season, with nearly 80% of its receiving yards from last season no ...
The Oregon Ducks came into this offseason with one of the best returning wide receivers in the country in Evan Stewart, but when Stewart went down with an injur ...
EUGENE — Evan Stewart is away from the program as Oregon opens fall camp, but the Ducks receiver is expected to be back in ...
Oregon Ducks wide receiver Evan Stewart suffered a torn patellar tendon in his knee earlier this offseason which has put his entire 2025-2026 season in doubt. S ...
Midway through the summer, leading returning receiver Evan Stewart suffered a major injury, reportedly in his knee, and will miss a good chunk of the upcoming season. With the graduations of Tez ...
Oregon coach Dan Lanning said it is, “probably too premature now to say” if Stewart could return in 2025, including the ...
Oregon will hope to build on its phenomenal 13-1 season, but the injury to wide receiver Evan Stewart remains a major concern for coach Dan Lanning.
Even without Stewart, the team still carries two former 5-stars (Moore and Dickey). Lastly, the timing of this could be much worse. This injury was suffered in early June, not mid-October.
Evan Stewart was ranked 247Sports’ No. 2 receiver and No. 5 overall transfer when he became an Oregon Duck this offseason. His addition to a lineup full of talented receivers like Tez Johnson ...
Texas A&M wide receiver Evan Stewart is transferring to Oregon, he announced on Thursday night. Here’s what you need to know: Stewart played two seasons at Texas A&M and caught 91 passes for ...
Texas A&M sophomore receiver Evan Stewart has entered the transfer portal, The Athletic learned Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know: This is a big loss for the Aggies, who continue to suffer ...
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