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Oregon Football Defeats Northwestern, 34-14

Oregon’s win did not feel like the blowout that it was

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Oregon Football Defeats Northwestern, 34-14

Oregon’s win did not feel like the blowout that it was

Ducks close out Wildcats, empty the bench for the third straight week

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Ducks close out Wildcats, empty the bench for the third s...

Oregon went on the road for the first time, putting away a game Northwestern squad to run their record to 3-0 and 1-0 in the Big Ten.

Ducks’ Defense, Explosive Plays Lead Oregon Past Northwestern 34-14

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Now in their second season in the Big Ten, the Oregon Ducks got another taste of Big Ten football on Saturday — the infamous sleepy starts in Evanston. Duck fans, accustomed to explosive first quarters against teams like Montana State and Oklahoma State, were met with a surprising change of pace — a modest 7-0 lead at the end of the first quarter, far from their usual high-octane openings.

Oregon Survives Sleepy Start, Routs Northwestern 34-14

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“We got our butts kicked by a really good football team today,” Braun said. "

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The No. 4 Oregon Ducks are 3-0 following a win against the Northwestern Wildcats, 34-14. The Ducks locked in their first Big Ten conference win and had full con

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Oregon never lost control of the game in tiny Martin Stadium. They won by three touchdowns on the road in a conference road game, 34-14.

Dan Lanning suggests Ducks 'lacked a little killer instinct' to close Northwestern victory

Oregon head coach Dan Lanning wasn't pleased with the way the fourth-ranked Ducks closed Saturday's 34-14 win over Northwestern.

It wasn't as pretty or dominant as the first two weeks of the season, but the Oregon Ducks will walk away from this weekend with their first road win of the year and a 1-0 record in Big Ten Conference play. There was a lot to like from the Ducks' 34-14 win over the Northwestern Wildcats on Saturday, and a lot to clean up going forward as well

Oregon Ducks snap count takeaways: Diving into the numbers from Week 3

Breaking down Will Stein’s five best play calls from Oregon’s win over Northwestern

Wanna dive into the Xs and Os? Here's a breakdown of Oregon's five best offensive play calls from this weekend's win over Northwestern.

he Oregon Ducks' Week 3 offensive performance, which produced four touchdowns and two field goals, was far different from what they showed in Weeks 1 and 2, when they scored 59 and 59 points, respectively.

Despite the stark drop in points on the board, there was a lot of positives that came out of their matchup with the Northwestern Wildcats, who managed to run the ball and chew clock against the Ducks' defense.

For starters, Oregon was whistled for zero penalties — a testament to Dan Lanning's coaching and the poise of what's considered to be a rather young squad. They also executed at a high rate on third down, converting seven of 11 opportunities and registering 21 first downs. The Ducks had several sustained drives combined with their patented quick-scoring drives.

Where Oregon Ducks' offense ranks nationally in key stats following Week 3

Through two first two weeks of the season, the Oregon Ducks' defense was one of the best in the country, giving up just 16 total points to Montana State and Oklahoma State. On Saturday against Northwestern, the trend continued.

Though the Ducks allowed 14 points, both touchdowns came in the latter half of the fourth quarter with the game well in hand. And for a third consecutive week, there were plenty of contributors — a theme of Oregon in 2025: talent and depth at nearly every position.

Where Oregon Ducks' defense, special teams rank in key stats after Week 3