Huskies scored the go-ahead touchdown with 98 seconds left to beat the Ducks on Saturday at Husky Stadium, 36-33. Down 29-18 early in the third quarter, the Ducks rallied into the lead with two touchdowns and some stout defense, including a goal-line stand while up 33-29 with 6:18 to play. But Oregon was stopped on fourth down for the third time in the game at midfield with 2:11 left, Washington quickly drove to the winning score and the Ducks missed a potential game-tying field goal as time expired. The No. 8 Ducks (5-1, 2-1 Pac-12) will look to regroup at home this upcoming Saturday against Washington State. The No. 7 Huskies joined USC as the two remaining unbeaten teams in Pac-12 play.
Michael Penix Jr. leads the nation with just shy of 400 yards passing per game -- more than 60 yards ahead of second place. 
Oregon has been nothing to scoff at itself, winning its first two Pac-12 games by a combined 84-12. The running game leads the nation at 7.1 yards per carry. Quarterback Bo Nix has thrown 15 touchdowns to just one interception and is completing an absurd 80% of his passes.
The 115th matchup between the rivals was the first that featured both teams ranked in the top 10, along with a couple of quarterbacks in Penix and Bo Nix who should contend for honors as the best player in college football.
And the matchup lived up to the hype as perhaps the biggest ever between the foes. There were offensive fireworks, wild momentum swings, big plays from the two QBs and decisions that will be questioned by one fan base.
Oregon answered with a field goal, rather than a touchdown. Linebacker Edefuan Ulofoshio helped slow the drive with a 9-yard sack of Nix, powering his way up the middle to drop the quarterback. Lewis' 46-yard field goal closed the gap to 22-18. 
Odunze, setting up the Ducks on the their 49 with just under a minute left in the half.
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