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23
38
Final
61
13
Final
20
30
Final
24
34
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6
31
Final
34
34
Final
41
16
Final
35
19
Final
16
38
Final
35
14
Final
28
28
Final
31
38
Final
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14
Final
42
24
Final
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13
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20
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23
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24
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38
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28
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10
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23
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10
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17
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17
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21
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13
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49
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20
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24
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32
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17
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42
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DraftKings · as of July 8, 2026
Oregon defeated Washington 26–14 in a double-digit victory. Oregon covered by 5.5; Game went Under by 11.5. The market closed at Oregon -6.5 and the Blue Chip model made it Oregon -7.1. The two were within a point of each other, so there was no meaningful edge in this line.
Oregon's secondary, which entered the game allowing the third-fewest passing yards per game nationally, limited Washington's quarterback Demond Williams Jr. to his lowest passing yardage of the season and intercepted him twice. This performance underscores the strength of Oregon's pass defense heading into the College Football Playoff.
Kicker Atticus Sappington was crucial, making four field goals including a career-long 51-yarder. His consistency from long range gives Oregon a reliable scoring option when drives stall, which will be valuable in playoff games where points may be at a premium.
While the offense struggled for much of the game, quarterback Dante Moore connected with Malik Benson for a 64-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter to seal the win. This big-play ability, combined with Moore's efficient passing (20/29, 286 yards), shows Oregon can strike quickly when needed.
Oregon extended its nation-best streak of 12 straight true road wins under coach Dan Lanning. This experience in hostile environments bodes well for potential playoff road games, as the team has proven it can win away from home.
The win all but secures Oregon's spot in the College Football Playoff. The team will learn its first-round opponent next Sunday, and the strong defensive performance and clutch offensive plays in this game provide momentum for the postseason.
At kickoff, conditions at Husky Stadium were Clear, 43°F, wind chill 42°F with winds of 3 mph. Weather is not expected to be a meaningful factor in this game. Historical weather data for this game is preserved in the panel alongside. Weather data is sourced from WeatherAPI.com.
Clear
43°F

| Measure | OregonAway | WashingtonHome |
|---|---|---|
| This week | 251 miles | 0 miles |
| Last week | Home game | 1,911 miles |
| Season total | 16,536 miles | 14,116 miles |
| Body clock | 12:30 | 12:30 |
| Rest | 7 days | 6 days |