"It wasn't what we planned for. But we had an opportunity to come back and play Oregon after we had already played them early in the season, and that's the only thing that mattered. "The players ...

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To Oregon’s credit, the Ducks didn’t fold completely. They scored on their final drive of the second quarter and opened the second half with a touchdown to cut their deficit to 19. But after ...

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It wasn't what we planned for. But, nonetheless, we had an opportunity to come back and play Oregon after we had already played them early in the season, and that's the only thing that mattered.

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In an instant, Oregon’s dream of a perfect season vanished. Throughout the lead-up to the Rose Bowl, Oregon coach Dan Lanning emphasized preparation at every opportunity. Yet, in the heavyweight ...

Advertisement Oregon (13-1), which was trying to become college football’s first new national champion since Florida in 1996, instead heads home early with a lopsided loss to a team it beat in ...

After the final game of his college career ended, Tez Johnson waited for his turn once more. He waited, standing behind Ohio State quarterback Will Howard until Howard had completed a postgame ...

The game was ugly to watch in the way some of Oregon's worst defeats have been, one-sided after a slow start, outclassed, not ready. Safety Kobe Savage said, “It was definitely shocking.

Around the time Ohio State scored to go up 34–0 in the second quarter, if you looked down from the back of the Rose Bowl’s press box into the concourse on the Oregon side, thousands of people ...