Oregon Football: Ducks Defense Steps Up Again vs Nevada

Oregon Football has finally found strength in their Defense, an area that was lacking before Defensive Coordinator Andy Avalos.

In two games, the Oregon Defense has showed strength in key areas, including in the secondary where Thomas Graham Jr and Deommodore Lenoir have shown they have the ability. Between them on Saturday, the Ducks starting corners had five tackles and a pass breakup. They played a key role in stopping the Nevada Wolf Pack Offense.

Nevada had 83 yards on the ground averaging just over 2 yards per carry. The Ducks had 15 tackles for loss for 55 negative yards for the Wolf Pack. They were able to get to five sacks and hurried Quarterback Carson Strong. He was 13 for 25 for…