Las Vegas, NV
Dec 1, 2023
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In an electrifying Pac-12 Championship clash, the Washington Huskies edged out the Oregon Ducks by a score of 34-31. The Huskies showcased early dominance, taking a commanding 10-0 lead in the first quarter behind the poised play of quarterback Michael Penix Jr. and the relentless ground game led by Dillon Johnson. Washington's defense also stood tall, frustrating Oregon's attempts to establish a rhythm.
Oregon, however, demonstrated resilience with Bo Nix orchestrating a considerable second-half comeback. A pivotal moment came late in the fourth quarter when Nix connected on a 63-yard touchdown pass to Traeshon Holden, narrowing Washington's lead to three points. Despite the Ducks' valiant efforts, Washington's balanced approach, punctuated by a crucial defensive stop and a late-game touchdown drive, ensured their victory in a pressure-packed environment. The Huskies' effective clock management in the final minutes underscored their composure under duress.
Grady Gross (Washington Huskies)
Grady Gross kicked a 38-yard field goal, capping a methodical drive and giving Washington an early 3-0 lead. This kick set the tone for the Huskies' efficient offensive execution.
Dillon Johnson (Washington Huskies)
On a 3rd-and-goal from the 5-yard line, Dillon Johnson powered through Oregon's defensive front for a touchdown, extending Washington's lead to 10-0. This early score underscored the physical dominance of the Huskies' offensive line.
Dillon Johnson (Washington Huskies)
Pretending to rush, Dillon Johnson unexpectedly passed to Germie Bernard for a 4-yard touchdown, showcasing his versatility and catching the Oregon defense off guard.
Bo Nix (Oregon Ducks)
Under heavy pressure, Bo Nix delivered a precise 2-yard touchdown pass to Terrance Ferguson, cutting Washington's lead to 24-14 right before halftime.
Jordan James (Oregon Ducks)
Capitalizing on strong blocking, Jordan James weaved through the Washington defense for a 6-yard touchdown run, giving Oregon their first lead at 27-24.
Dillon Johnson (Washington Huskies)
Dillon Johnson plowed ahead for a 1-yard touchdown on 4th-and-goal, restoring Washington's lead at 31-27 in a tense fourth quarter.
Michael Penix Jr. (Washington Huskies)
On a critical 3rd-and-goal play, Michael Penix Jr. threaded a 2-yard touchdown pass to Quentin Moore, extending the Huskies' lead to 34-27 and providing crucial breathing room.
Bo Nix (Oregon Ducks)
Bo Nix demonstrated his big-play ability with a 63-yard touchdown pass to Traeshon Holden, bringing Oregon within three points and setting up a dramatic finish.
Khyree Jackson (Oregon Ducks)
Khyree Jackson's interception in the third quarter halted Washington's drive and shifted momentum in favor of Oregon, pivotal in their second-half rally.
Mishael Powell (Washington Huskies)
Mishael Powell's interception of a Bo Nix pass thwarted a promising Oregon drive, preserving Washington's lead and proving critical in the game's outcome.
Dillon Johnson (Washington Huskies, RB)
Johnson was a versatile force for Washington, not only rushing for 152 yards and 2 touchdowns but also completing a touchdown pass, demonstrating his multifaceted impact on the game.
Michael Penix Jr. (Washington Huskies, QB)
Penix Jr. orchestrated the Washington offense with precision, passing for 319 yards and a touchdown. His leadership was instrumental in maintaining composure during critical moments.
Bo Nix (Oregon Ducks, QB)
Nix's dynamic play was a catalyst for Oregon's comeback attempt, as he threw for 239 yards, 3 touchdowns, and added 69 rushing yards. His resilience kept the Ducks in contention until the final whistle.
Rome Odunze (Washington Huskies, WR)
Odunze was a reliable target for Penix Jr., hauling in 8 receptions for 102 yards. His ability to consistently move the chains was crucial for sustaining Washington's drives.
Oregon Ducks
0
10
14
7
31
Washington Huskies
10
10
0
14
34
