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Oregon rallies from 20-6 down to beat Northwestern 34-26 on Halloween

The Daily Eugene teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 5 sources

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Oregon needed this one. After a week of turmoil and coaching changes, the Ducks rallied from a 20-6 deficit to beat No. 20 Northwestern at Autzen Stadium.

Oregon beat Northwestern 34-26 at Autzen Stadium

  • Northwestern26
    Oregon34 (won)
    FinalHalloween game at Autzen Stadium in Eugene

With Jay Johnson calling plays, Dylan Raiola threw for three touchdowns and 336 yards and completed 71 percent of his passes. The Ducks also held Northwestern to six second-half points.

Oregon outscored Northwestern 21-6 in the second half

OregonMeasureNorthwestern
13First half20
21Second half6
  • Dakorien Moore: seven catches, 128 yards, two touchdowns
  • Chip Kelly: Oregon's coach from 2009-12, now Northwestern's coordinator
  • Crowd: 55,673 at Autzen Stadium
  • Schedule: five games left after this one, following a loss at Illinois

“We got winners in that locker room, and again, that's not always reflected in the scoreboard.”

Oregon coach Dan Lanning

Sources: The Register-Guard, Oregon Ducks On SI, Central Oregon Daily, Lookout Eugene-Springfield, Daily Emerald

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