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It wasn’t pretty, but the Oregon Ducks got back in the win column late Saturday night, defeating Nebraska 17-14 on Oct. 17, at Autzen Stadium in Eugene.
Dylan Raiola hit Jamari Johnson in the back of the endzone from four yards out with 28 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, then following a successful two-point conversion the Ducks capped a dynamic defensive performance with a stop at midfield to end the game.
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