11:26: On third-and-3, Ti’a sends a short pass to Walker at the OSU 36 for a first down. Oregon State reaches its own 34-yard line before Ti’a gets sacked for a loss of 6 on the next third-and-5. Beavers punt and get a facemask penalty in the process.

The No. 6 Oregon Ducks beat the Washington Huskies 26-14 at a sold-Husky Stadium, backed by an impressive group of Ducks fans who make their presence known. In one of the best rivalry games in the country,

UW's loss to Oregon highlighted the talent gap that remains between the Huskies and the rest of the elite in the conference. Here are grades from the game.

SEATTLE — No. 6 Oregon defeated Washington 26-14 Saturday afternoon at Husky Stadium. Dan Lanning recapped the 11th win of the season for the Ducks (11-1, 8-1 Big Ten), who assured themselves a spot in the College Football Playoff.

The Oregon Ducks essentially clinched a spot in the College Football Playoff after beating the Washington Huskies on the road, 26-14. Three main takeaways from Oregon's win as the Ducks' year continues in the postseason.

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The Ducks’ defense stepped up in key moments and quarterback Dante Moore made crucial plays to take UW down in front of 72,376 fans at Husky Stadium. Oregon accumulated 392 total yards, with Moore racking up 286 and 1 touchdown.

Malik Benson had a season-long 64-yard touchdown catch with 7:55 to go in regulation and fifth-ranked Oregon beat Washington 26-14 on Saturday to all but cement a spot in the College Football Playoff.