_{I know few are happy with offensive output right now, myself included, but there were actually some good highlights in this game. Let's share them.}

What was your favorite play? No negative remarks in this thread please. There are plenty of other threads for that.

My favorite play was Jordon Davison (No. 0) vs Jahsear Whittington (No. 1)

4th-and-1 at the 6-yard line, 43 seconds remaining. The score: Nebraska 14, Oregon 9.

Out of the Wildcat formation, Oregon running back Davison (0) took the direct snap but encountered Nebraska’s massive defensive tackle, Whittington (1). Whittington had the size. Davison attacked with power and technique: lower pads and strength conquered sheer mass. Davison crashed into Whittington and knocked the bigger defender backward. They needed one and got two. That set up fourth and goal which led to the final go ahead touchdown.

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10 minutes ago, Fair Weather Duck said:

_{I know few are happy with offensive output right now, myself included, but there were actually some good highlights in this game. Let's share them.}

What was your favorite play? No negative remarks in this thread please. There are plenty of other threads for that.

My favorite play was Jordon Davison (No. 0) vs Jahsear Whittington (No. 1)

4th-and-1 at the 6-yard line, 43 seconds remaining. The score: Nebraska 14, Oregon 9.

Out of the Wildcat formation, Oregon running back Davison (0) took the direct snap but encountered Nebraska’s massive defensive tackle, Whittington (1). Whittington had the size. Davison attacked with power and technique: lower pads and strength conquered sheer mass. Davison crashed into Whittington and knocked the bigger defender backward. They needed one and got two. That set up fourth and goal which led to the final go ahead touchdown.

Lailu set #1 straight up and Davison knocked him back. That was cool.

Lott's 1st down catch on 4th down is a contender for me. DR went through his progressions, which is commendable for the circumstances, and Lott ran his route on the correct side of the sticks.