Q3 03:54: Jordan James rushes for 8 yards, putting him over 1,000 yards on the season.

OREGON 6, WISCONSIN 13

Q3 05:47 WISCONSIN SCORES: Nathanial Vakos kicks a 35-yard field goal for the Badgers.

Q3 09:57: Jamaree Caldwell stands up slowly. Leave the game for a play.

Q3 2:05 PM: Oregon punts on downs.

Question 3 2:13 PM: Dillon Gabriel focuses on Terrance Ferguson, but is addressed incompletely. Ferguson was down before the pass was over.

OREGON 6, WISCONSIN 10

Q2 00:27 WISCONSIN SCORES: Wisconsin gets the first touchdown of the game, with Locke throwing to Will Pauling for a 2-yard touchdown. Kick is good.

Q2 00:35: Nikko Reed called for pass interference. The ball is placed on the 2-yard line and Badgers have an automatic first down.

Q2 00:38: Wisconsin calls their final timeout of the half.

Q2 00:55: Derrick Harmon gets a quarterback rush against Locke. Jack Nelson called for a hold for the Badgers.

Q2 02:21: Derrick Harmon called for a holding penalty. 10 yard gain for Wisconsin and an automatic first down. Oregon has 5 penalties for 40 yards.

Q2 02:21: Wisconsin timeout.

Q2 2:55: Wisconsin’s defense continues to contain Oregon as the Ducks are forced to punt to Wisconsin.

Q2 05:53: After more Locke misses, Wisconsin is forced to punt. Oregon ball.

Q2 07:02: Brandon Johnson gets tackles of -3 yards for loss against Vinny Anthony II.

Q2 7:55: Oregon is forced to punt on downs.

Q2 08:31: Wisconsin’s Nyzier Fourqurean almost gets an interception, but settles for the pass breakup.

OREGON 6, WISCONSIN 3

Q2 10:19 WISCONSIN SCORES: After being forced into a fourth down at the Oregon 31-yard line, Nathanial Vakos makes the field goal. This drive included 13 plays for 61 yards for the Badgers.

Q2 10:52: Bryce Boettcher is tackled for a loss of 1 yard.

Q2 11:20: Oregon called for a postponement of the game, which automatically gives Wisconsin a first down on a fourth down play and 5 yards.

Q2 11:52: After a pair of incomplete passes to Locke, Wisconsin calls a timeout. Their first of the half.

Q2 12:43: Wisconsin’s Tawee Walker rushes 22 yards into the red zone. Holding a penalty on Wisconsin’s Bryson Green puts Badgers back on Oregon’s 27-yard line.

Q1 00:32: Oregon is called offside on kick return. 5-yard penalty enforced.

OREGON 6, WISCONSIN 0

Q1 00:55 OREGON SCORES: After a 6 play drive gaining 30 yards, Oregon is forced to kick a field goal and Atticus Sappington sinks a field goal from 30 yards.

Q1 02:57: Pass to Justius Lowe from Gabriel is ruled incomplete after a fumble. Josh Conerly Jr. called for an arrest. Loss of 10 yards for Oregon.

Q1 03:16: Terrance Ferguson called for hold. 10 yard loss to Oregon.

Q1 04:25: After two tackles from Jamaree Caldwell and another incompletion from Braedyn Locke (his fourth so far), Badgers are on fourth down and kicking.

Q1 05:25: Dillon Gabriel is intercepted in the middle by Nyzier Fourqurean (only intended for Terrance Ferguson). While returning, tackled by Dave Iuli at the Wisconsin 11-yard line. Badger ball.

Q1 08:05: Corner Dontae Manning is out for the Ducks. He is helped off the field and enters the medical tent.

Q1 07:54: Bryce Boettcher gets a pass breakup from Braedyn Locke.

OREGON 3, WISCONSIN 0

Q1 08:49 OREGON SCORES: After several short rushes and throws led to a fourth down at the Wisconsin 35-yard line, Atticus Sappington kicks a field goal to put the Ducks on the board.

Q1 13:12: Jordan James rushes for 4 yards. This is his first time in a Ducks game since being sidelined due to injury during the Maryland game.

Q1 2:23 PM: Wisconsin’s Braedyn Locke is sacked for a loss of 4 yards by Teitum Tuioti. The ball is found clumsily, but is recovered by a badger. However, it’s a fourth down and the Badgers elect to punt.

Wisconsin wins the coin toss. They choose to keep the ball and Oregon will defend.

The No. 1 Oregon Ducks are nearing the end of their regular season, and the Wisconsin Badgers stand in the Ducks’ way with an 11-0 record. The two Big Ten Conference powerhouses will face off at Camp Randall Stadium at 4:30 PM PT.

Oregon comes into this game coming off a series of highs and lows at Autzen Stadium in their 38-19 win against the Maryland Terrapins. Quarterback Dillon Gabriel broke the NCAA touchdown record with 179 scores. His record-breaking touchdown was a three-yard pass to offensive lineman Gernorris Wilson, with offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. the two-point conversion scored.

On the other side of the ball, Kobe Savage had a career game high with nine total tackles, one of the highest totals in a game for Oregon this year. Before leaving the game in the second half against Maryland, defensive end Jordan Burch recorded one sack, one forced fumble, one quarterback rush, two pass breakups and one tackle for loss. He also showed off his athleticism on a 36-yard rush off a punt fake in the second half.

OREGON DUCKS

OUT

1 Jordan Burch
6 Jahlil Florence
14 Khamari Terrell
15 Tez Johnson
17 Kyler Kasper
55 Mark Harper
77 Mathew Bedford
93 My Keil Gardner

WISCONSIN BADGER

Doubtful

7 Jaheim Thomas
14 Tyrel Henry
92 Short Neal

OUT

1 Chez Mellusi
10 Tyler Van Dyke
12 Joe Griffin
13 Kamo’i Latu
17 Cole LaCrue
46 Tamer Dalloul
64Evan Brown
66 Leyton Nelson
89 Rob Boeker
90James Thompson

The biggest problems for the Ducks came from penalties, kick returns and injuries. Against Maryland, Oregon had 12 penalties for 95 yards. With wide receiver and kick returner Tez Johnson out with an injury, Oregon’s special teams were one of the weakest points in the win at Maryland.

Senior running back Jordan James, Burch and offensive lineman Marcus Harper II are all impact starters dealing with injuries. Both Burch and Harper will be unavailable against Wisconsin.

“Bad performance for us, we have to go back and look at the film to eliminate that,” Oregon coach Dan Lanning said during the post-game press conference. “We didn’t play clean, so I don’t know if we were distracted, not focused. I feel like our guys had good energy and enthusiasm, but we put ourselves in some bad spots defensively. We gave them opportunities for first downs.” , hurting ourselves with some pre-snap penalties on offense, so it’s definitely something for us to attack and clean up.

Wisconsin enters this game with an overall record of 5-4. The Badgers lost their last game against the Iowa Hawkeyes 42-10. Quarterback Braedyn Locke finished with 137 yards, two interceptions and a sack, so Oregon’s strong passing defense will look to make quick work of deep balls. Wisconsin’s defense doesn’t fare well against rushing quarterbacks, so Gabriel may have to use his feet to get that edge against the Badgers.

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