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Dillon Gabriel rallies No. 3 Oregon past No. 2 Ohio State, 32-31

By ANNE M. PETERSON AP Sports Writer

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Oregon coach Dan Lanning saw it in quarterback Dillon Gabriel’s eyes: He was ready to meet the moment.

Gabriel threw two touchdown passes and ran for another late score, helping third-ranked Oregon outlast No. 2 Ohio State 32-31 on Saturday night.

Gabriel, who transferred to Oregon (6-0, 3-0) from Oklahoma this season for the Ducks’ first season in the Big Ten, completed 23 of 34 passes for 341 yards. He also ran for 32 yards on four carries.

“Every time I looked at his eyes tonight, I saw a man who was calm and ready for his next moment,” Lanning said. “He played really well tonight in some really big moments.”

Jordan James ran for 115 yards and scored for the Ducks in front of a record crowd of 61,128 for the first game between two top-five teams at Autzen Stadium. It was the highest-ranked opponent Oregon has defeated during the regular season.

After the win, Oregon fans ran onto the field and the Ducks mascot crowd-surfed over their shoulders. Afterwards, coach Dan Lanning joked with reporters: “Does anyone have a heart rate monitor?”

Gabriel scored on the 27-yard keeper early in the fourth quarter to give Oregon a 29-28 lead. But Ohio State (5-1, 2-1) responded with a clock-eating drive that ended with Jayden Fielding’s 40-yard field goal, making it 31-29 with six minutes remaining.

A pass interference call got the Ducks to Ohio State’s 9, but Oregon settled for Atticus Sappington’s 19-yard field goal for a 32-31 lead with 1:47 to go.

Will Howard hit Emeka Egbuka on a 26-yard pass to pull the Buckeyes closer to field goal range, but an offensive pass interference call on freshman Jeremiah Smith pushed Ohio State back. On third-and-20 at the Oregon 38, Howard took off with four seconds left, but gained only 40 feet and slid as time expired.

“I just know how much time and effort everyone puts into this, and that includes the coaches, the players and the support staff in this building to make the whole show work,” Gabriel said. “It’s a pleasure to win, and you like to see your team succeed.”

Howard threw for 336 yards and two touchdowns for Ohio State. Smith had nine catches for 100 yards and a score in what was the Buckeyes’ first big test this season.

Ohio State coach Ryan Day is 1-7 against teams in the top five. Due to the expanded College Football Playoff, the loss may not have the same impact on the Buckeyes’ postseason hopes as it has in previous seasons.

“We could sit here and watch one play here, one play there or complain about a call, but we’re not going to do that. We are going to own it,” Day said.

Howard scored on a 1-yard keeper on Ohio State’s opening drive of the game. It was his fifth rushing touchdown of the season, the most by a Buckeye in five seasons.

Oregon took advantage when Derrick Harmon forced Quinshon Judkins’ fumble and recovered the ball at the Ohio State 28. James drove the ball in from three yards out, but the Ducks blew the snap on the extra point attempt.

Judkins scored on a 1-yard run before Evan Stewart’s 10-yard touchdown catch closed the gap for Oregon.

Oregon took advantage of another Ohio State turnover when Roger Saleapaga recovered Caleb Downs’ fumble. But the Ducks were hurt on the drive when senior receiver Traeshon Holden was ejected from the game for unsportsmanlike conduct when he spit on an Ohio State player. The drive ended with Sappington’s 27-yard field goal.

Ohio State went back in front on Emeka Egbuka’s 15-yard TD reception before leading Ducks receiver Tez Johnson gave Oregon a 22-21 halftime lead on a 48-yard touchdown catch from Gabriel.

Smith caught a 6-yard scoring pass to put Ohio State up 28-22 in the third quarter. The Buckeyes’ leading receiver had a 38-yard reception on the drive.

“It was back and forth,” Lanning said. “When you play against a really good team you have to be able to compete in close games like this, where decisions can go one way or the other. We played aggressively tonight. We played to win the game and our guys went out and executed at critical moments.”

TAKEAWAY

Ohio State: Chip Kelly, the Buckeyes’ new offensive coordinator, was head coach of the Ducks from 2009 to 2012 and led the team to a berth in the 2011 national championship game. … Ohio State left tackle Josh Simmons left the game in the first half with what appeared to be a lower leg injury. Day said the injury was serious and suggested Simmons would not be back this season.

Oregon: Defensive player Jordan Burch, the Big Ten’s defensive player of the week, did not play this week after suffering an apparent injury during practice. Burch tied for the Big Ten lead and ranks eighth nationally with a career-best five sacks this season. … There were 61,128 fans at the game, a new Autzen Stadium record.

NEXT

Ohio State: Hosts Nebraska on Oct. 26. Day said Ohio State has some work to do during the time off: “The issues are there.” Day said. “These issues came up in this game. We have to fix those things.”

Oregon: At Purdue on Friday night.

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