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#12 Oregon Football was tasked with facing #3 Ohio State on the road in front of 100,482 fans without key players Kayvon Thibodeaux and Justin Flowe, who were out with injuries. The tall task didn't faze the Ducks, defeating the Buckeyes 35-28 for a program-altering victory.

Oregon never trailed in this game and controlled the trenches on both sides of the ball. CJ Verdell ran wild for 161 yards on 20 carries, while also stepping up as Oregon's top receiver with 34 receiving yards. In total, Verdell had 200 yards from scrimmage and 3 total TD, including a 77 yard explosion to start the second half.

Oregon QB Anthony Brown went 17-35 for 236 yards and 2 TD, while also rushing for 65 yards on 10 carries. Outside of Verdell, Oregon's other two TDs belonged to Travis Dye (5 yard rush) and Moliki Motavao (14 yard TD pass). When in the redzone, Oregon was 4-4 on scoring TD.

Ohio State was held in check completely in their running game. The Buckeyes managed…

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Ryan Milano, Xaiver Aguiar

6:00 Oregon Football Faces the Toughest Matchup of Their Season In Ohio State

• Overall expectations for Oregon this Saturday
• Looking at Ohio State's elite roster.
• What are your keys to the game?
• How would a win/loss affect the season long outlook for this team?

6:25: Dylan Reubenking of Ducks Digest (Guest)

Oregon Football travels to Columbus, Ohio to take on an elite program in Ohio State this Saturday, but before that Mario Cristobal and select offensive players met with the media to address the upcoming matchup, last weekends game against Fresno State, injuries, and more.

Coach Mario Cristobal

Starting QB Anthony Brown

Oregon Football travels to Columbus, Ohio to take on an elite program in Ohio State this Saturday, but before that Mario Cristobal and select offensive players met with the media to address the upcoming matchup, last weekends game against Fresno State, injuries, and more.

Coach Mario Cristobal

Starting QB Anthony Brown

Four days prior to a clash with #4 Ohio State, defensive student-athletes of #12 Oregon met with the media. Bennett Williams and Brandon Dorlus discussed their performances against Fresno State and what it will take to beat the Buckeyes.

AUDIO

Bennett Williams (Junior Safety)

Brandon Dorlus (Sophomore Defensive Tackle)

Four days prior to a clash with #4 Ohio State, defensive student-athletes of #12 Oregon met with the media. Bennett Williams and Brandon Dorlus discussed their performances against Fresno State and what it will take to beat the Buckeyes.

AUDIO

Bennett Williams (Junior Safety)

Brandon Dorlus (Sophomore Defensive Tackle)

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Justin Grossweiner, Xaiver Aguiar

6:00 Oregon Football Prepares for Ohio State

• What Worked/Didn't Work against Fresno State
• DJ James and Jamaal Hill reinstated for Buckeyes
• Should there be QB controversy?

6:20: Joey McMurry (Guest)

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Sam Tidrick-Schmidt, Justin Grossweiner

6:00 Oregon Football Avoids Upset in 31-24 Victory over Fresno State

• Your takeaways

6:25 GUEST: Erik Skopil (Duck Territory 247Sports)

In the first game with fans in attendance since November 30th, 2019, #11 Oregon avoided a scare in a 31-24 win over Fresno State.

Oregon got off to an explosive start with forced fumbles by Kayvon Thibodeaux and Noah Sewell on back-to-back possessions, followed by short TD runs by CJ Verdell and Travis Dye. After two FGs of 33 and 39 yard FGs by Fresno State kicker Abraham Montano, Johnny Johnson III caught a 32 yard TD to put Oregon up 21-6 with 1:16 left to go in the half. With little time to work with, Fresno State QB Jake Haener marched down the field and hooked up with Jalen Cropper for a 17 yard TD to make it 21-13 at the half.

Fresno State's momentum carried over to the second half as Haener rushed for a 2 yard TD and the Bulldogs then executed a two-point conversion to make it 21-21. Both teams traded FGs before Anthony Brown helped Oregon take the lead with an elusive 30-yard rush TD with 2:57 left to play. Oregon's defense made several critical stops…

In the first game with fans in attendance since November 30th, 2019, #11 Oregon avoided a scare in a 31-24 win over Fresno State.

Oregon got off to an explosive start with forced fumbles by Kayvon Thibodeaux and Noah Sewell on back-to-back possessions, followed by short TD runs by CJ Verdell and Travis Dye. After two FGs of 33 and 39 yard FGs by Fresno State kicker Abraham Montano, Johnny Johnson III caught a 32 yard TD to put Oregon up 21-6 with 1:16 left to go in the half. With little time to work with, Fresno State QB Jake Haener marched down the field and hooked up with Jalen Cropper for a 17 yard TD to make it 21-13 at the half.

Fresno State's momentum carried over to the second half as Haener rushed for a 2 yard TD and the Bulldogs then executed a two-point conversion to make it 21-21. Both teams traded FGs before Anthony Brown helped Oregon take the lead with an elusive 30-yard rush TD with 2:57 left to play. Oregon's defense made several critical stops…