Oregon Ducks offense ranks No. 4 nationally heading into UCLA matchup

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Last updated Oct 6, 2026

Oregon Ducks offense ranks No. 4 nationally heading into UCLA matchup
Summary

Following a bye week, the Oregon Ducks prepare for a matchup against UCLA on Saturday. Oregon's scoring offense ranks No. 4 nationally, averaging 47.5 points per game. The Ducks are also third in passing offense with 346.5 yards per game. Dante Moore's recovery from a concussion will determine the starting quarterback, with Dylan Raiola likely under center. The team aims to improve its rushing offense, currently ranked 70th. Despite these issues, Oregon has yet to falter in the red zone, scoring on all attempts this season.

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  • •Oregon plays UCLA this Saturday at Autzen Stadium.
  • •Dante Moore recovers from a concussion; Raiola likely to start.
  • •Ducks' scoring offense ranks No. 4 in the nation.
  • •100% red zone scoring this season.
  • •Rushing offense currently ranked No. 70.
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After a week off, here's how the Oregon offense stacks up against the rest of the country.

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