Dylan Raiola’s four touchdowns lead No. 16 Oregon past Michigan 31-7

Oregon put up 467 yards of total offense against a Michigan defense largely considered one of the best units in the conference. Other than a 70-yard rushing touchdown from the Wolverines, the Ducks’ defensive unit was dominant. No. 16 Oregon (7-3, 5-2 Big Ten) defeated Michigan (5-5, 2-5 Big Ten) 31-7, strengthening its College Football Playoff chances with just two regular season games remaining. Quarterback Dylan Raiola completed 20 of 28 passes for 341 yards and had four touchdowns without an interception to lead Oregon. “I think he became the best version of himself when he said, ‘I’m going to make 100% of the plays I’m supposed to make,’” Oregon head coach Dan Lanning said. Oregon’s offense wasted little time, once again showcasing a newfound identity under offensive coordinator Jay Johnson in a wire-to-wire win. The Ducks put up 31 points against the Wolverines, the most of any team yet in 2026.

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