OregonianTight end Kenyon Sadiq's role continues to grow for No. 1 Oregon football
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-8% Center
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58% : "Nothing really changed, obviously it was nice to get in a little more."RELATED: Bill Oram: Who cares that Oregon is No. 1?50% : With Ferguson's status for Saturday's game against No. 20 Illinois still unclear -- the senior was at the facility on Tuesday, according to Gabriel, though it's unclear if he practiced -- Sadiq could once again see a lot of action.
46% : No. 1 Oregon (7-0, 4-0 Big Ten) vs. No. 20 Illinois (6-1, 3-1)Sadiq showed his athleticism and speed on a cutback that broke for a 39-yard reception, also a career long.
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