Oregon Beats Nebraska 17–14 With Touchdown in Final 28 Seconds

Oregon completed a fourth-quarter comeback to defeat Nebraska 17–14 in Eugene on Saturday, scoring the winning touchdown with 28 seconds remaining.

The Ducks trailed 14–6 entering the final quarter before scoring the game’s last 11 points. Their decisive possession covered 82 yards in 20 plays and ended with a four-yard touchdown pass, according to Nebraska’s game report.

Nebraska led 7–0 at halftime after Anthony Colandrea connected with Kwazi Gilmer for a touchdown with four seconds left in the second quarter. Oregon answered with two field goals in the third quarter, but Colandrea’s six-yard touchdown run restored an eight-point advantage shortly before the fourth.

Colandrea accounted for 202 of Nebraska’s 242 total yards and scored once through the air and once on the ground. Gilmer finished with six catches for 74 yards and a touchdown.

Nebraska also allowed 242 yards and recorded 11 tackles for loss. The Huskers have an open weekend before hosting Washington on October 31.