OREGON AT WASHINGTON STATE
Saturday, November 14, 2020
TEAM
» Won 17 of the last 19 games dating back to the last three games of 2018.
» Improved to 12-1 in the last 13 Pac-12 games since the final two of 2018.
» Won five of its last six conference road games.
» Remained unbeaten in Pac-12 road openers under head coach Mario Cristobal at 3-0.
» Moved to 19-2 in the last 21 conference road openers dating back to 2000.
» Improved to 12-0 under Cristobal when rushing for over 200 yards.
» Won 28 straight games dating back to 2010 when throwing for 300 yards and rushing for 200 yards in a game.
» Won in Pullman for the first time since 2014.
» Outscoring opponents 50-17 in the second half of games this season.
» Outgained Washington State 353-175 in the second half.
OFFENSE
» Finished with 581 yards of total offense, throwing for 312 yards and rushing for 269.
» The 581 total yards are Oregon’s most in a Pac-12 game since 2017 vs. Arizona and the most in a conference road game since 2014 at California.
» Threw for 300 yards and ran for 200 yards in a conference game for the first time since a 2016 win at Utah.
» Averaging 201.0 rushing yards in the second half of games this year through two games.
» Broke off seven runs of 10-plus yards in the second half after having six last week vs. Stanford.
» Has five scoring drives of 80-plus yards in two games.
» Now 16-of-22 (72.7 percent) on third downs this season after going 7-of-11 tonight.
» Scored a TD in all eight quarters this season.
#0 CB DEOMMODORE LENOIR
» Made his 29th consecutive start.
#1 ILB NOAH SEWELL
» Made his first career start and recorded four tackles, highlighted by his first career sack.
#3 WR JOHNNY JOHNSON III
» Hauled in his 100th career reception on a 2-yard TD catch in the fourth quarter.
#3 NT JORDON SCOTT
» Made his 39th career start - the most by any active defensive player in the Pac-12.
#5 DE KAYVON THIBODEAUX
» Second on the team with six tackles, two for loss, with a pair of QB hurries.
» Has recorded more than one TFL in six of his last seven games with 12.5 TFLs over that stretch.
#7 RB CJ VERDELL
» Ran for 118 yards on 18 carries (6.6 yards per rush) with a TD, while catching five passes for 36 yards.
» Has run for 420 yards and four TDs, averaging 7.9 yards per rush on 53 carries in his career vs. Washington State.
» Also has racked up 117 receiving yards on 11 catches in his three games against the Cougars.
» Has broken off six runs of over 20 yards vs. Washington State in his career, with a 40-yard run in the third quarter and a 22-yard rush in the fourth tonight.
» Surpassed 100 yards on the ground for the 10th time in his career, moving into a tie for eighth-most 100-yard games in school history.
» Just the second time in his career that he’s run for over 100 yards in back-to-back games, the other time coming on three straight 100-yard performances in 2018.
» Went for over 100 yards on the ground along with at least 30 receiving yards for the second consecutive game.
#12 QB TYLER SHOUGH
» Went 21-of-30 for 312 yards with four TDs and an INT while rushing for 81 yards on nine carries.
» Just the sixth FBS player with over 300 yards passing and 80 yards rushing in a game this year.
» Only QB nationally with over 200 yards passing and 80 yards rushing in each of his team’s first two games this season.
» Only the second Duck QB since 2000 to throw for over 300 yards and rush for at least 80 in a game (Marcus Mariota).
» First Oregon QB to rush for at least 80 yards in back-to-back games since Marcus Mariota in 2014 vs. Stanford and Utah.
» His 166 rushing yards are the most ever by a Duck QB in their first two career starts.
» Has run for the most yards by an Oregon QB in the first two games of a season since Marcus Mariota in 2013 (235).
#26 RB TRAVIS DYE
» Caught two passes - both TDs - for 87 yards while rushing for 54 yards on five carries, averaging 20.1 yards per offensive touch.
» First Oregon RB with two receiving TDs in a game since De’Anthony Thomas vs. Arkansas State in 2012.
» Most receiving yards by a Duck RB since Thomas’ 101 yards against California in 2012.
» Put Oregon ahead with a 16-yard TD catch in the third quarter before a 71-yard catch and run in the fourth.
#30 WR JAYLON REDD
» Caught five passes for a career-high 99 yards while carrying twice for 16 yards.
» Has multiple receptions in 17 straight games.
» His 115 yards from scrimmage are a career-high.
» Surpassed his previous career-high of 81 receiving yards with 95 in the first half.
» Hauled in a career-long 57-yard reception with just 18 seconds left in the first half to set up a TD.
» Became the 30th Oregon player to reach the 100-reception milestone with a first-down catch in the second quarter.
#89 TE DJ JOHNSON
» Caught two passes for 23 yards and TD.
» First Oregon TE to catch TDs in his first two career games at the position since Colt Lyerla in 2011.
» Found the end zone for the second time in as many games on 13-yard score on Oregon’s opening drive.
Saturday, November 14, 2020
TEAM
» Won 17 of the last 19 games dating back to the last three games of 2018.
» Improved to 12-1 in the last 13 Pac-12 games since the final two of 2018.
» Won five of its last six conference road games.
» Remained unbeaten in Pac-12 road openers under head coach Mario Cristobal at 3-0.
» Moved to 19-2 in the last 21 conference road openers dating back to 2000.
» Improved to 12-0 under Cristobal when rushing for over 200 yards.
» Won 28 straight games dating back to 2010 when throwing for 300 yards and rushing for 200 yards in a game.
» Won in Pullman for the first time since 2014.
» Outscoring opponents 50-17 in the second half of games this season.
» Outgained Washington State 353-175 in the second half.
OFFENSE
» Finished with 581 yards of total offense, throwing for 312 yards and rushing for 269.
» The 581 total yards are Oregon’s most in a Pac-12 game since 2017 vs. Arizona and the most in a conference road game since 2014 at California.
» Threw for 300 yards and ran for 200 yards in a conference game for the first time since a 2016 win at Utah.
» Averaging 201.0 rushing yards in the second half of games this year through two games.
» Broke off seven runs of 10-plus yards in the second half after having six last week vs. Stanford.
» Has five scoring drives of 80-plus yards in two games.
» Now 16-of-22 (72.7 percent) on third downs this season after going 7-of-11 tonight.
» Scored a TD in all eight quarters this season.
#0 CB DEOMMODORE LENOIR
» Made his 29th consecutive start.
#1 ILB NOAH SEWELL
» Made his first career start and recorded four tackles, highlighted by his first career sack.
#3 WR JOHNNY JOHNSON III
» Hauled in his 100th career reception on a 2-yard TD catch in the fourth quarter.
#3 NT JORDON SCOTT
» Made his 39th career start - the most by any active defensive player in the Pac-12.
#5 DE KAYVON THIBODEAUX
» Second on the team with six tackles, two for loss, with a pair of QB hurries.
» Has recorded more than one TFL in six of his last seven games with 12.5 TFLs over that stretch.
#7 RB CJ VERDELL
» Ran for 118 yards on 18 carries (6.6 yards per rush) with a TD, while catching five passes for 36 yards.
» Has run for 420 yards and four TDs, averaging 7.9 yards per rush on 53 carries in his career vs. Washington State.
» Also has racked up 117 receiving yards on 11 catches in his three games against the Cougars.
» Has broken off six runs of over 20 yards vs. Washington State in his career, with a 40-yard run in the third quarter and a 22-yard rush in the fourth tonight.
» Surpassed 100 yards on the ground for the 10th time in his career, moving into a tie for eighth-most 100-yard games in school history.
» Just the second time in his career that he’s run for over 100 yards in back-to-back games, the other time coming on three straight 100-yard performances in 2018.
» Went for over 100 yards on the ground along with at least 30 receiving yards for the second consecutive game.
#12 QB TYLER SHOUGH
» Went 21-of-30 for 312 yards with four TDs and an INT while rushing for 81 yards on nine carries.
» Just the sixth FBS player with over 300 yards passing and 80 yards rushing in a game this year.
» Only QB nationally with over 200 yards passing and 80 yards rushing in each of his team’s first two games this season.
» Only the second Duck QB since 2000 to throw for over 300 yards and rush for at least 80 in a game (Marcus Mariota).
» First Oregon QB to rush for at least 80 yards in back-to-back games since Marcus Mariota in 2014 vs. Stanford and Utah.
» His 166 rushing yards are the most ever by a Duck QB in their first two career starts.
» Has run for the most yards by an Oregon QB in the first two games of a season since Marcus Mariota in 2013 (235).
#26 RB TRAVIS DYE
» Caught two passes - both TDs - for 87 yards while rushing for 54 yards on five carries, averaging 20.1 yards per offensive touch.
» First Oregon RB with two receiving TDs in a game since De’Anthony Thomas vs. Arkansas State in 2012.
» Most receiving yards by a Duck RB since Thomas’ 101 yards against California in 2012.
» Put Oregon ahead with a 16-yard TD catch in the third quarter before a 71-yard catch and run in the fourth.
#30 WR JAYLON REDD
» Caught five passes for a career-high 99 yards while carrying twice for 16 yards.
» Has multiple receptions in 17 straight games.
» His 115 yards from scrimmage are a career-high.
» Surpassed his previous career-high of 81 receiving yards with 95 in the first half.
» Hauled in a career-long 57-yard reception with just 18 seconds left in the first half to set up a TD.
» Became the 30th Oregon player to reach the 100-reception milestone with a first-down catch in the second quarter.
#89 TE DJ JOHNSON
» Caught two passes for 23 yards and TD.
» First Oregon TE to catch TDs in his first two career games at the position since Colt Lyerla in 2011.
» Found the end zone for the second time in as many games on 13-yard score on Oregon’s opening drive.
