Coach Dan Lanning's Oregon Ducks welcomed the Michigan Wolverines to Autzen Stadium on a day when Tommy Carr was benched for Bryce Underwood after a rough start. The Ducks' defense held down the Wolverines offense which gave Dylan Raiola a chance to take his air show to new heights.
Raiola rolled out to his right and uncorked a perfect pass to Dakorien Moore, who was wide open down the right sideline. The play resulted in six points and a 21-7 Ducks lead in Eugene, Oregon.
Dylan Raiola finds Dakorien Moore WIDE OPEN down the sideline for the TD
Oregon extends its lead on Michigan pic.twitter.com/V623nl4qXG
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The Moore touchdown was part of a big first half for the Ducks' leading receivers, including Evan Stewart and Jeremiah McClellan. McClellan hit the 100-yard mark in the third quarter on just three catches along with a touchdown while Stewart had 38-yard catch that continued the Ducks' considerable first-half momentum.
Raiola and Oregon forced Jay Hill's Wolverines defense to hit a new first-half low that the team hadn't seen in an entire game, let alone a first half.
Article Continues BelowNew offensive coordinator Jay Johnson's Ducks offense was firing on all cylinders in the passing game while Dierre Hill Jr. provided steady yards in the rushing game, albeit at a less-than-four-yard average (3.6 as of the third quarter).
The Raiola-led Ducks offense has taken flight under Johnson and appeared poised to pile on in the second half. Carr returned but his first drive stalled out as Lanning's Ducks marched toward what they hoped would be another signature win in front of the hometown faithful in Oregon, led by an exciting offense that has brought back the fun and excitement.