Oregon Dominates Utah 35-6 in Key Pac-12 Matchup, Boosts Quarterback Bo Nix's Heisman Chances

Stellar performance by Ducks in Utes' home ground shatters Utah's 18-game home winning streak, enhancing Nix's Heisman potential.

Oregon boosted their championship ambitions with an emphatic 35-6 victory over Utah at Rice-Eccles Stadium, ending Utah's 18-game home winning streak.
Oregon's quarterback, Bo Nix, enhanced his chances for the Heisman Trophy with his performance against Utah, throwing for 248 yards and landing two touchdowns.
The Utes struggled in all areas of their game, surrendering 6.7 yards per play to Oregon and averaging only 3.7 yards per play themselves.
Oregon's head coach, Dan Lanning, referred to their performance against Utah as their 'most complete game' since he took over, with Oregon dominating both offensively and defensively.
With this win, the Ducks have achieved their 700th win in program history, marking a significant milestone for the team.