Oregon Ducks analyze snap counts following Week 7 against Nebraska
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 19, 2026, 6:27 PM
Last updated Oct 19, 2026

The Oregon Ducks defeated Nebraska 17-14 in Week 7. The analysis of snap counts reveals significant player usage trends and position rotations. Quarterbacks Brock Thomas and Dylan Raiola split snaps, with Raiola adding a spark in the final moments. Dierre Hill led the running back rotation, while Dakorien Moore and Jalen Lott took on key roles in the receiving corps., the defensive line showed depth through rotating players effectively. Following this analysis, the Ducks are expected to continue adjusting their strategies in upcoming contests.
- •Oregon scores 17-14 against Nebraska on October 19
- •Quarterback snaps split between Brock Thomas and Dylan Raiola
- •Dierre Hill leads running back snaps with 44 in the game
- •Dakorien Moore and Jalen Lott play key roles at wide receiver
- •Defensive line shows depth with effective player rotation
- 6:27 PMYahoo Sports — Oregon Ducks snap count takeaways from Week 7 vs. Nebraska
"Breaking down Oregon’s snap counts from Week 7 against Nebraska, including notable usage changes, position rotations, and key personnel trends.
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