Ducks roll to easy victory over Arizona, Beavers eke out narrow win over Stanford

Noah Widdington runs for a 55-yard touchdown score in the Ducks' 49-22 victory over Stanford on Oct. 9, 2022.
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Week 6 of the college football season brought wins for both Oregon and Oregon State, though in very different fashions.

No. 12 Oregon exploded with 580 yards of total offense in their 49-22 win over Arizona in Tucson. Bo Nix ran for three touchdowns and threw for 265 yards.

Starting midway through the first quarter, the Ducks (5-1, 3-0 Pac-12) scored touchdowns on seven consecutive drives. UO's defense held Arizona to 241 passing yards.

The Ducks head into a bye week before hosting unbeaten No. 18 UCLA (6-0) on Oct. 22. The Bruins upset No. 11 Utah (4-2) on Saturday.

Meanwhile in California, Oregon State came out on top over Stanford, pulling off another last-minute win. The Beavers went into the fourth quarter down by 14. With only 13 seconds left in the game, backup quarterback Ben Gulbranson threw a 56-yard touchdown pass to Tre’Shaun Harrison to beat Stanford 28-27.

Gulbranson went 20/28 and threw for 250 yards in his first career start. Besides Harrison’s game-winning catch, Jack Colletto, Damian Martinez, and Silas Bolden all scored touchdowns for the Beavers.

The win marked OSU’s second consecutive victory over Stanford after breaking an 11-game losing streak with the Cardinal in 2021.

Oregon State (4-2, 1-2 Pac-12) returns home to host Washington State (3-3, 1-2 Pac-12) on Oct. 15.

Kicker Atticus Sappington in the Beavers' 28-27 win over Stanford, Oct. 9, 2022.
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Love Cross joined KLCC in 2017. She began her public radio career as a graduate student, serving as Morning Edition Host for Boise State Public Radio in the late 1990s. She earned her undergraduate degree in Rhetoric and Communication from University of California at Davis, and her Master’s Degree from Boise State University. In addition to her work in public radio, Love teaches college-level courses in Communication and Sociology.