The Ducks were dealt a massive blow prior to the game when we learned Kayvon Thibodeaux and Justin Flowe were both out for the game with injuries. The Ducks won the toss and deferred to the second half, allowing the potent Ohio State offense to get the ball first. The Buckeyes threw the ball down the field with ease until they got to the 30-yard line, where a couple of drops and good open-field tackles helped Oregon force a turnover on downs. Oregon got CJ Verdell going early with some runs, along with Anthony Brown rushing into Ohio State territory, but the drive stalled there as Brown couldn’t complete passes in tight windows and the Ducks punted back to Ohio State inside the OSU five-yard line. Ohio State really mixed up the tempo and made sure to establish the run early, with Oregon getting them to multiple third downs. C.J.…
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