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WATCH: Bo Nix opens up on the emotions of a tough loss at No. 7 Washington Everything QB Bo Nix said after Oregon's loss to Washington - Transcript Everything QB Bo Nix said after Oregon's loss to Washington 247SPORTS.COM Find out what Bo Nix said after the Ducks' harsh loss to Washington, 36-33. Bo Nix offers impassioned address to media after Ducks fall in heartbreaker in Seattle Bo Nix offers impassioned address to media after Ducks fall in heartbreaker in Seattle 247SPORTS.COM Oregon quarterback Bo Nix finished his media availability on Saturday afternoon with an impassioned three-minute answer.

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WATCH: Dan Lanning explains decision to go for it on 4th down in loss to Washington Everything Dan Lanning said after dramatic loss to No. 7 Washington - Transcript Everything Dan Lanning said after dramatic loss to No. 7 Washington 247SPORTS.COM Below is a complete transcript of Dan Lanning's press conference following the Ducks 36-33 loss to Washington.

Jon Gold: Oregon gambles away Battle in Seattle as Huskies take control of Pac-12 It was billed as the Game of the Year, but in the historic and heated rivalry between the two Pacific Northwest powers, Saturday’s Battle in Seattle between No. 7 Washington and No. 8 was more like the Fight of the Century. And like any of the great title bouts of our time, this one had a bevy of body blows, plenty of gambling and one fitting knockout blow by the Man Who Would Be Heisman, Michael Penix Jr. It’s not fair to say Washington outlasted Oregon, as the Ducks had their chance to put the Huskies away at the end. No, this one was slugged out in last-punch-wins fashion. Kalen DeBoer and the Huskies are left standing. Dan Lanning and the Ducks are left second-guessing. And Pac-12 fans are left wanting — wanting to see these two heavyweights slug it out in Las Vegas for the final conference title game. Two snippets of coverage from Saturday’s slugfest tell the tale... Gold: Oregon gambles away Battle in Seattle as Huskies take control of Pac-12 SATURDAYOUTWEST.COM After Oregon's Dan Lanning went for it one too many times, Michael Penix Jr. delivered some late-game heroics in a hurry to...

3 takeaways from a heavyweight collision that sees Washington outlast Oregon Regardless of your allegiances, that game lived up to the billing. Washington against Oregon. Kalen DeBoer against Dan Lanning. Michael Penix Jr. against Bo Nix. Huskies against Ducks. The latest chapter in the border war was one of the best, and it went right down to the bitter end. Oregon created a chance for itself to tie the game as time expired and force overtime. Duck kicker Camden Lewis had enough length on his 43-yard kick to make it, but he just pushed it outside the uprights. And that sent Husky fans into a frenzy, storming the field to celebrate a second consecutive victory over their rivals. The seventh-ranked Huskies (6-0, 3-0 Pac-12) survived the eighth-ranked Ducks (5-1, 2-1 Pac-12) for a 36-33 win. Here are three takeaways from the game... 3 takeaways from a heavyweight collision that sees Washington outlast Oregon SATURDAYOUTWEST.COM Washington outlasts Oregon in a game that had massive expectations and still managed to live up to the billing.

QUAAAACK: Rivals250 DT Aydin Breland commits to Oregon over Georgia, Miami Oregon landed one of its top targets remaining on the board for the 2024 class Saturday as four-star defensive lineman Aydin Breland announced his commitment to the Ducks over a final group that also included Georgia and Miami. Dan Lanning recently made a stop in Southern California during Oregon's bye week helping the program make a final push and earn Breland's pledge over the favorite Bulldogs. QUAAAACK: Rivals250 DT Aydin Breland commits to Oregon over Georgia, Miami OREGON.RIVALS.COM The Ducks now have commitments from 25 recruits in the 2024 class.

Oregon Football vs Washington: Game Recap Three failed 4th down attempts haunt Ducks as they fall 36-33 on the road. The #8 Ducks stormed into Montlake looking to avenge last season’s home loss on the #7 Washington Huskies. In a battle dubbed the Cascade Clash by someone at ESPN, which should be a thing if it wasn’t already, Oregon brought back the eggshell/mud spatter/oreo milkshake unis for the primetime showdown. Here’s how it went down… Oregon Football vs Washington: Game Recap WWW.ADDICTEDTOQUACK.COM Three failed 4th down attempts haunt Ducks as they fall 36-33 on the road.

Social media reacts to No. 8 Oregon's heartbreaking 36-33 loss to No. 7 Washington Dan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks ended up falling to the Washington Huskies, 36-33, up in Seattle. The Ducks had a chance to send it into overtime with a 43-yard field goal, but it sailed wide right, giving the Huskies the victory. There were some coaching decisions that will be looked back on for Lanning, and some play-calling that could have been different for the Ducks. In the end, none of it matters. It’s all hindsight. As you would expect, Oregon fans had a roller coaster of a day, falling behind, going up, and then falling behind again in the end. Here’s how it all played out on social media... Social media reacts to Oregon’s heartbreaking 36-33 loss to Washington DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Social media reacts to No. 8 Oregon’s heartbreaking 36-33 loss to No. 7 Washington

DUCKS DROP HEARTBREAKER AT UW Oregon's first Pac-12 loss came in dramatic fashion to rival Washington for the second year in a row, as the Huskies scored the go-ahead touchdown with 98 seconds left to beat the Ducks on Saturday at Husky Stadium, 36-33. Down 29-18 early in the third quarter, the Ducks rallied into the lead with two touchdowns and some stout defense, including a goal-line stand while up 33-29 with 6:18 to play. But Oregon was stopped on fourth down for the third time in the game at midfield with 2:11 left, Washington quickly drove to the winning score and the Ducks missed a potential game-tying field goal as time expired. Ducks Drop Heartbreaker at UW - University of Oregon Athletics GODUCKS.COM Oregon rallied into the lead in the second half, but Washington won the battle of top-10 teams Saturday, 36-33.

Instant Reactions: Missed opportunities lead to Oregon's downfall This game between two bitter rivals and Top 10 teams for the first time in the series’ history promised to be one of the great ones. It didn’t disappoint. But ultimately, it’s the Duck fans who will go home disappointed as No. 6 Washington escapes and defeats No. 8 Oregon 36-33 in what be one of the games of the year in college football. In the end, Camden Lewis’ 43-yard field goal attempt to tie the game sailed right, but it shouldn’t have come to that. Not by a long shot. The Ducks decided to go for it on fourth down from inside the Washington 20-yard line on two separate occasions and came away empty. They also had the chance to punt the ball away with two minutes to go and pin Washington back with no timeouts left and decided to go for it. They didn’t get it. Those three decisions, which Dan Lanning was 0-for-3 on, cost the Ducks a huge victory. Now at 5-1, Oregon is still in a good position for a trip to the Pac-12 championship, but it left zero room for error. The Ducks can only hope they get another shot at the Dawgs... Instant Reactions: Missed opportunities lead to Oregon’s downfall DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Three huge decisions, none of which went Oregon’s way, ultimately cost the Ducks a victory in Seattle.

Ducks fall short in Seattle in thriller, as Camden Lewis' game-tying kick is wide Eighth-ranked Oregon's undefeated season came to an end on Saturday afternoon with the visitors unable to rally in the closing moments. In a game that lived up to the pre-game hype, Washington (6-0, 3-0) took a three-point lead with 1:38 to play in regulation on a Rome Odunze 18-yard touchdown. Bo Nix maneuvered the Oregon offense (5-1, 2-1) down the field in the waning minutes, but Camden Lewis' 43-yard field goal attempt was wound up wide, Washington faithful stormed the field and the Ducks left Seattle with their first blemish of the season. Ducks fall short in Seattle in thriller, as Camden Lewis' game-tying kick is wide 247SPORTS.COM The eighth ranked Ducks fell to No. 7 Washington 36-33 on Saturday afternoon in a classic which saw senior Camden Lewis...

Dan Lanning Taking Heat For Decision In Final Seconds Of First Half Oregon head coach Dan Lanning is hearing it from the college football community on social media right now. It stems from a decision he made at the end of the first half of Saturday's game against Washington. Facing fourth and goal from the three-yard line, Lanning chose to go for it instead of attempting a short field goal. He wanted the lead heading into the half but Washington's defense got the stop, preserving its 22-18 lead. Had Lanning gone for the field goal, Washington would've only been up by one heading into the break. College football fans aren't happy with the decision. To access the details, click here.

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Five-Star DL Aydin Breland commits to Oregon, breaks down his decision Oregon picks up a commitment from one of the top defensive line prospects in the country. Five-Star DL Aydin Breland commits to Oregon, breaks down his decision 247SPORTS.COM Oregon picks up a commitment from one of the top defensive line prospects in the country.

Five keys to the game: No. 8 Oregon at No. 7 Washington Here are five keys to ensure No. 8 Oregon exits Husky Stadium with a 6-0 record... Five keys to the game: No. 8 Oregon at No. 7 Washington 247SPORTS.COM Here are five keys to ensure No. 8 Oregon exits Husky Stadium with a 6-0 record

Key individual matchups in Oregon vs. Washington: Top prospects clash Key individual matchups in Oregon vs. Washington: Top prospects clash SATURDAYBLITZ.COM Talent evaluation is not an exact science. However, it becomes a lot easier when we get to see the best versus the best. And that is what we will have when...

Ducks Wire Roundtable: Predictions, opinions for No. 8 Oregon vs. No. 7 Washington This is a game that has been circled on the calendar for months. After a string of games to open the season that left a lot to be desired when it came to competition level for the Oregon Ducks, we finally get to turn things around in what has become one of the most anticipated games in the nation this weekend. No. 8 Oregon vs. No. 7 Washington, up in Seattle, for a front-runner spot in the conference, and pole position for a place in the College Football Playoff. ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ will be there, looking in as a pair of Heisman Trophy candidates square off in a bitter rivalry that will have both fan bases on edge throughout the day. To preview the action, Ducks Wire writers Zachary Neel, Don Smalley and Miles Dwyer made predictions and offered opinions on what we might see. Here is your sixth regular-season Ducks Wire roundtable of the 2023 season. Enjoy... Ducks Wire Roundtable: Prediction for No. 8 Oregon vs No. 7 Washington DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Ducks Wire Roundtable: Predictions, opinions for No. 8 Oregon vs. No. 7 Washington

New Big Ten scheduling program will increase travel times After Oregon football announced its conference matchups for 2024 through 2028, one thing that stood out was the road trip distance. This season, the team will travel 4,509 miles to play games on the road. Next season, all of that changes. Oregon’s 2024 conference road trip distance is 12,618 miles with just one one-way flight to UCLA being less than 1,000 miles. And that’s the same for all Pac-12 schools joining the Ducks in the new conference. Washington will travel 16,573 miles over the course of the 2024 conference season. Both Los Angeles schools will each travel over 15,000 miles for their inaugural seasons. Part of the reason for the long travels is because the Big Ten eliminated the East and West divisions starting in 2024. Instead of the best teams from each division facing each other in the conference championship game, the top two schools with the best conference records at the end of the season will play each other. To access the article in the Daily Emerald, click here.

Duck Tape: Film Analysis of Washington 2023 A preview of Oregon’s week 7 opponent in Seattle Duck Tape: Film Analysis of Washington 2023 WWW.ADDICTEDTOQUACK.COM A preview of Oregon’s week 7 opponent in Seattle