Three Things You Didn't See on TV During Oregon's Win Over Nebraska

Oregon needed the kind of late-game swing that wipes away long stretches of uncertainty. At Autzen Stadium, the Ducks led Nebraska for just 28 seconds, but held on to win 17-14 on Saturday night, improving to 4-2. Oregon limited Nebraska to 242 total yards, including 78 rushing, while recording three sacks, eight tackles for loss and an interception. Offensively, Oregon managed only 91 yards through three quarters, but erupted in the fourth with 151 yards—more than in the first three combined. Quarterback Dylan Raiola capped a 20-play, 82-yard drive with a four-yard touchdown pass to tight end Jamari Johnson with 28 seconds left. The article also discusses a brotherhood moment between Raiola and Dante Moore, sidelined after a USC concussion.