Dierre Hill's receiving gains give Oregon a second route through USC's defence
Hill produced 105 receiving yards alongside two rushing touchdowns at USC. His long catch and short scoring runs show how Oregon used the back in different parts of its attack.
Dierre Hill Jr.'s biggest gain against USC came as a receiver, but he finished two Oregon drives on the ground. The running back caught four passes for 105 yards and rushed for 63 yards and two touchdowns in Saturday's 41–27 victory, the official box score shows.
His 62-yard reception early in the third quarter moved Oregon from its own 29 to the USC nine. Hill later scored from one yard out on that drive, then added a four-yard touchdown run on the Ducks' next possession. The scores each built ten-point leads.
The performance combined two parts of his role rather than merely adding carries. Oregon's roster biography records 656 rushing yards and 137 receiving yards across his freshman season in 2025. His receiving output at USC alone came within 32 yards of that season total.
Hill supplied 168 yards from scrimmage on 19 touches. That contribution gives a fuller view of Oregon's offence than its quarterback change alone, without turning one night's production into a season forecast.
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