Oregon Ducks Quack Past Washington Huskies with Defensive Dominance

The Oregon Ducks improved their record to 11-1 after a decisive victory against the Washington Huskies, who now stand at 8-4. The final score of 26-14 was achieved in front of an enthusiastic crowd of 72,376 at Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium.

First Quarter

The game kicked off with the Ducks establishing an early lead. Atticus Sappington's precision was on display as he nailed a field goal, putting Oregon ahead by 3 points. The first quarter saw both teams testing each other's defenses, but it was the Ducks who managed to capitalize on their opportunities.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, Oregon extended their lead with a touchdown pass from Dante Moore to Malik Benson that covered an impressive 64 yards. This play highlighted Moore's accuracy and Benson's speed and agility. The Huskies responded with a touchdown of their own but were unable to match the Ducks' momentum as Sappington added another field goal before halftime.

Third Quarter

The third quarter showcased Oregon's defensive prowess. With Dillon Thieneman and Jadon Canady each securing interceptions, the Quack Attack stifled Washington’s offensive efforts. Teitum Tuioti contributed significantly by recording one and a half sacks during this period, further frustrating the Dawgs' attempts to gain ground.

Fourth Quarter

As the game progressed into its final quarter, Dante Moore demonstrated his dual-threat capability by rushing for another touchdown for Oregon. Despite a late surge from Washington resulting in one more touchdown for them, it wasn't enough to close the gap created earlier in the match.

Overall, this encounter underscored Oregon’s balanced approach between offense and defense—a key factor in their success this season. Their ability to force turnovers while maintaining scoring pressure proved too much for Washington on this occasion.

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