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Shelstad is likely out for the season after a hand injury that may require surgery, with a six to eight week return timeline if surgery is performed.
Shelstad averaged 15.6 points and 4.9 assists before his injury, making his absence a major blow for Oregon's offense.
Nate Bittle is out for at least a month with a lower-body injury, further depleting Oregon's frontcourt depth.
Oregon currently sits at 8-10 overall and 1-6 in Big Ten play, underscoring mounting postseason chances concerns.
In Shelstad’s absence, Wei Lin has stepped up with double-figure scoring in the Ducks' last four games.
Sean Stewart has stepped up, averaging 7.2 points and 5.8 rebounds per game for Oregon.
Oregon faces Michigan State next, then a road game at Washington, testing resilience without Shelstad.
Coach Dana Altman remains focused on keeping Oregon competitive amid the injuries and adjusted rotations.
The Ducks hope to translate toughness from their late-game effort against Michigan into future performances.
The Ducks are focusing on next opponents to maintain momentum despite injuries.

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Lanning reiterates commitment to Oregon, underscoring stability for recruits and staff.
Iheanacho, a five-star offensive lineman, stayed with Oregon despite interest from LSU, Auburn, and Penn State.
Oregon’s 2025 NFL presence and 2026 class momentum reinforce the Ducks as a top recruiting program.
Lanning’s leadership is cited as a reason for continuity and long-term success.
Oregon’s offense impressed in 2025, averaging high yardage and contributing to recruitment appeal.
Iheanacho’s size and versatility position him as an early contributor for Oregon.
Oregon’s recruiting footprint extends beyond 2025, with commitments for 2027 and transfer portal activity.
Lanning’s public stance helps potential recruits see Oregon as a stable destination.
The article situates Lanning’s commitment within Oregon’s broader program trajectory.

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A man approximately in his mid-30s was rescued from a crevice near the Willamette River in Eugene, Oregon.
Bystanders alerted the Eugene Springfield Fire Department, triggering the complex rescue.
Fire crews used specialty equipment and about 20 personnel for the unusual rescue operation.
Officials described the area as a diversion wall and large quarry stone where the man was pinned.
The incident occurred on Sunday near the University of Oregon campus in Eugene.
Authorities reported the patient was transported in critical condition with a body temperature of 76 degrees.
The Eugene Springfield Fire Department thanked bystanders for acting quickly in the incident.
The event followed another related incident in the same area reported by local media.
The Lane County Medical Examiner is investigating the other death, with unclear connections to the crevice incident.
People magazine published the update and is coordinating with local fire officials for further comment.

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