Ohio State football struggles in loss to Oregon on November 7
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 5:09 AM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026

Ohio State football faced its second consecutive defeat, losing 41-28 to Oregon on November 7. The Buckeyes' hopes for the College Football Playoff appear dim, as they suffered a double-digit lead collapse and allowed 38 unanswered points. Key defensive issues persisted with the team giving up significant yardage and struggling to contain big plays, especially after the loss of starting quarterback Julian Sayin. Special teams errors further compounded Ohio State's difficulties, highlighted by Oregon's successful trick play during a pivotal moment in the game. The Buckeyes now face an uphill battle to secure a spot in the Big Ten championship.
- •Ohio State lost 41-28 to Oregon on November 7.
- •Team allowed 38 consecutive points after leading early.
- •Julian Sayin's injury impacted offensive performance.
- •Defense surrendered three big plays in two weeks.
- •Special teams mistakes included a failed fake punt defense.
- 5:09 AMYahoo Sports — 5 things we learned from Ohio State football's loss to Oregon
"Ohio State suffered a second straight loss as it unraveled against Oregon on Nov. 7. Here are five things we learned from the Buckeyes' defeat.
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