Oregon Ducks upset Ohio State with 41-28 victory in Columbus
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Last updated Nov 8, 2026

The Oregon Ducks secured a significant upset win over Ohio State, defeating the Buckeyes 41-28 on November 7 in Columbus. After a slow start, Oregon turned the game around, dominating the second half with strong performances from quarterback Dylan Raiola and running back Dierre Hill Jr. Raiola threw two second-half touchdowns, while Hill contributed with two rushing scores. A pivotal fake punt right before halftime shifted momentum in Oregon's favor, leading to a celebratory atmosphere for their traveling fans. Oregon improved their season record with this win against a Top 10 opponent, marking a notable victory in their campaign.
- •Oregon Ducks win 41-28 over Ohio State on November 7.
- •Dylan Raiola throws for 257 yards and two touchdowns.
- •Dierre Hill Jr. rushes for 72 yards and two touchdowns.
- •Key fake punt shifted momentum for Ducks before halftime.
- •Oregon rallies after a slow start against a Top 10 opponent.
- 12:38 AMYahoo Sports — Oregon Ducks fans react to blowout win over Ohio State
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