No. 8 Oregon Records Historic 750-Yard Offense in 56-10 Rutgers Rout

The No. 8 Oregon Ducks delivered a historic offensive performance in their 56-10 rout of Rutgers, amassing 750 total yards, including a staggering 415 rushing yards on just 36 carries. Running backs Noah Whittington and Jordan Davison both surpassed 100 yards, with Whittington scoring two rushing touchdowns and a receiving touchdown, highlighted by a 68-yard run that set the tone early. Quarterback Dante Moore rebounded from a previous loss to throw for 290 yards and four touchdowns, completing 15 of 20 passes with only one interception. Oregon's offense was highly efficient, averaging 12.5 yards per play, the second most in the Big Ten since 2000, while their defense held Rutgers to just 2.93 yards per play, creating one of the largest efficiency gaps in college football history. Coach Dan Lanning praised the team's execution and aggressive play, noting their ability to operate at a high standard throughout the game. This dominant performance marked one of the highest single-game yardage totals in Oregon's history, showcasing their explosive offensive potential and balanced attack.