Overview
- The Ducks beat Portland State 84-0 on Friday at Autzen Stadium, with Dante Moore throwing for 280 yards and four first-half touchdowns before freshman transfer Dylan Raiola completed 11-of-11 passes for 124 yards and three second-half touchdowns.
- Oregon's attack spread the scoring across 12 different players and piled up more than 700 yards, while the defense held Portland State to about 100 total yards and forced multiple turnovers.
- True freshman safety Jett Washington forced a first-quarter fumble and recorded two interceptions on back-to-back drives, earning Ducks Wire player-of-the-game honors and highlighting a defensive breakthrough.
- Coach Dan Lanning recorded his 50th win in 59 games and used the game to showcase depth and rotate reserves, but critics and fans questioned the value of such a lop-sided FCS matchup for measuring progress.
- The win provided momentum after last week's 39-31 loss at Oklahoma State, yet leadership, injury updates and execution issues remain focal points as Oregon prepares for a tougher road test at No. 12 USC next Saturday.