Regular season ·
Oregon beat Washington State
Records are after this game. Rankings are the AP poll before it.
No. 11 Oregon beat Washington State by 2 points.
How the game turned
Q4 0:00 Oregon 37, Washington State 35
Oregon 100% to win
Lewis 26-yd field goal, Oregon wins it 37-35
Big moments
- 1Q1 1:15 · Oregon 9, Washington State 3Oregon's win chance rose from 76% to 86%.Verdell 89-yd TD run, Oregon goes ahead 9-3
- 2Q2 6:59 · Oregon 9, Washington State 10Oregon's win chance fell from 78% to 76%.Borghi 1-yd TD run, Washington State goes ahead 10-9
- 3Q2 1:51 · Oregon 17, Washington State 10Oregon's win chance rose from 73% to 85%.Holland return TD, two-point try good, Oregon goes ahead 17-10
- 4Q3 6:47 · Oregon 24, Washington State 17Oregon's win chance rose from 79% to 87%.Verdell 2-yd TD run, Oregon goes ahead 24-17
- 5Q4 1:00 · Oregon 34, Washington State 35Oregon's win chance fell from 79% to 56%.Gordon 5-yd TD pass to Arconado, Washington State goes ahead 35-34
- 6Q4 0:00 · Oregon 37, Washington State 35Oregon's win chance rose from 66% to 100%.Lewis 26-yd field goal, Oregon wins it 37-35
Oregon was never below a 52 percent chance to win. Win chance is our own calculation from the play-by-play, with each game's start set from the pregame expectation.
The biggest swing
With 0:00 left in the 4th quarter, Oregon's chance to win went from 66 percent to 99 percent when Oregon kicked a field goal.
The score went from Oregon 34, Washington State 35 to Oregon 37, Washington State 35.
The play: Lewis 26-yd field goal, Oregon wins it 37-35.
It was Oregon's first win over Washington State since the 2014 season, after 4 straight losses in the series, counted since 1970 in our games data.
What happened next
Oregon's next game: W 56-24 at USC, Nov 2
7 days laterWashington State's next game: L 20-33 at California, Nov 9
14 days laterThe teams' next meeting after Oct 26, 2019: Oregon 43, Washington State 29, Nov 14, 2020
about 13 months later
Related pages
Scores, dates and the stage: ESPN. Win chance: our curve from play-by-play; the turn is its largest one-play change that moved with the score.

