The No. 23 Oregon Ducks took care of business on the road against No. 12 Ohio State, winning 41-28 while also keeping their Big Ten title hopes and College Football Playoff chances alive. After a slow start in the first quarter, Oregon trailed 14-0. However, the second quarter was a different story for the Ducks offense, as well as the defense.
The play calling from Oregon analyst Jay Johnson shined on Saturday night on the road against the Buckeyes as Oregon scored 41 points against an Ohio State offense that typically surrenders 15.5 points per game, good for No.