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Oregon scores 38 straight points to beat Ohio State 41-28 at Ohio Stadium

The CBUStoday teamFrom Sunday’s edition · 1 min read · 5 sources

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If you missed it: Oregon beat Ohio State 41-28 on Saturday, scoring 38 straight points after trailing 14-0 at the end of the first quarter.

Ohio State's lead disappeared in a hurry

38
straight points scored by Oregon
14-0
Ohio State lead after the first quarter
257
passing yards for Oregon's Dylan Raiola
2011
the last time Ohio State lost two straight

Cleveland.com reported that Ohio State's hopes of making the College Football Playoff likely disappeared. Coach Ryan Day pointed to the second quarter, when Oregon hit a fake punt and the Buckeyes lost two possessions.

“To lose three games is unacceptable. I own that.”

Ryan Day, Ohio State coach, after Saturday's game

The student section had seen enough late. The Lantern reported that chants for backup quarterback Tavian St. Clair began with 6:23 left in the fourth quarter.

  • Ohio State: 6-3 overall, 4-2 in the Big Ten
  • Losses this season: Texas, USC and Oregon
  • Oregon's Dierre Hill Jr.: two rushing touchdowns

Oregon beat Ohio State by 13 at Ohio Stadium

  • Oregon41 (won)
    Ohio State28
    FinalOregon scored 38 straight points after trailing 14-0.

Sources: CBS Sports, WHIO TV, Cleveland.com, Oregon Ducks On SI, The Lantern

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