​It’s been a wild 24 hours not only in the college football world, but in the nation at large, with millions of individuals impacted by the halting of air travel for several hours on Friday afternoon and evening, leading many college football teams to have their travel impacted ahead of Saturday’s games. Fortunately, the Michigan Wolverines were able to arrive in Eugene before the FAA shut the airspace down, leaving Saturday’s game to go on as scheduled. Now, just a couple of hours before the game kicks off, we are learning more about the players who will and will not be able to suit up for the big-time matchup between the Oregon Ducks and Wolverines. Over the past few days, we have been tracking injuries for both teams and working to figure out who is going to be playing and who is going to be held out. Over the past three nights, availability reports have been released by the Big Ten Conference, showing which players are out, questionable to play, doubtful to play, and probable.Now, two hours before kickoff, we get our final availability report, with all of those players either listed as out or game-time decisions. For the latter section, we will be watching throughout warmups to see what their status may be. Here’s a look at the final availability report for Oregon vs. Michigan.Players Listed as OutOregon DucksQB Dante MooreRB Jordon DavisonTE Andrew OleshS Aaron FlowersDE Teitum TuiotiDL Matthew JohnsonOL Trent FergusonLB Brayden PlattOL Dave IuliMichigan WolverinesWR Kendrick BellWR Channing GoodwinWR Braydon AlfordRB Micah Ka’apanaDE Julius HollyOL Ace HamiltonOL Andrew SpragueOL Blake FrazierDE Nate MarshallPlayers Listed as Game-Time DecisionsOregon DucksNONEMichigan WolverinesOL Brady NortonContact/Follow @Ducks_Wire on X (formerly Twitter) and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Oregon Ducks news, notes, and opinions.   This article originally appeared on Ducks Wire: Oregon Ducks vs. Michigan Wolverines: Final availability report