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Updated · NCAA.com · Oct 10
UCLA Beats No. 13 Oregon 17-14, Stays 5-0 After 7 Ducks Turnovers
Updated
Updated · NCAA.com · Oct 10

UCLA Beats No. 13 Oregon 17-14, Stays 5-0 After 7 Ducks Turnovers

1 articles · Updated · NCAA.com · Oct 10

Summary

  • UCLA left Eugene with its first road win over Oregon since 2004, edging the Ducks 17-14 to stay unbeaten at 5-0.
  • Seven Oregon turnovers — including five fumbles — swung the game, while backup quarterback Dylan Raiola completed just 31% of his passes for 43 yards, two touchdowns and a fumble.
  • Nico Iamaleava threw two interceptions and no touchdowns for UCLA before getting injured, but the Bruins still closed out the upset.
  • The loss dropped Oregon to 3-2 and marked only the Ducks' second home defeat in their last 26 games, a sharp slide from their preseason No. 2 ranking.

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