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UCLA Bruins vs Oregon Ducks — October 10, 2026
17–15
About This Game
Autzen Stadium hosted a sloppy, hard-fought game, and UCLA struck first. Mateen Bhaghani's 21-yard field goal opened the scoring, and Jordon Davison's 1-yard run answered before the first quarter ended. Wayne Knight's 35-yard touchdown run in the second quarter gave the Bruins a 10-6 lead going into the second half.
Turnovers shaped the rest of the game. UCLA finished with ten turnovers, 33 drives, four touchdowns, two field goals and 14 punts. Knight's 9-yard catch from backup Ty Dieffenbach in the fourth quarter pushed the Bruins to 17-6. Oregon came back with Gage Hurych's 26-yard field goal and then Evan Stewart's 44-yard touchdown pass from Brock Thomas with 2:16 left.
The finish came down to defense and ball security. Oregon's two-point try failed, and the Ducks' final drive ended in a lost fumble as time ran out. Starting quarterback Nico Iamaleava left late in the first half with a lower leg injury, and UCLA held on for a 17-15 win. This game is available as a Gameprint, custom wall art that visualizes every drive.
Game highlights: Wayne Knight's 103 rushing yards and two touchdowns, Mateen Bhaghani's 21-yard opening field goal, Evan Stewart's 44-yard touchdown pass with 2:16 left, the ten turnovers, Oregon's lost fumble on its final drive
Summary written with AI from the official play-by-play.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did UCLA Bruins play Oregon Ducks?
UCLA Bruins played Oregon Ducks on October 10, 2026 at Autzen Stadium.
What was the final score of UCLA Bruins vs Oregon Ducks?
The final score was UCLA Bruins 17, Oregon Ducks 15.
What does the UCLA Bruins vs Oregon Ducks Gameprint show?
Every drive — touchdowns, field goals, punts and turnovers — from the official play-by-play of this game, laid out in order from kickoff to the final whistle, in your choice of team colors.
Sizes, framing, shipping and color options: see the Gameprints FAQ.
UCLA vs Oregon in numbers
- 2 lead changes
- 11-point largest lead (UCLA)
- 14–0 run, the longest of the game (UCLA)
- 33 drives
- 4 touchdown drives (UCLA 2, Oregon 2)
- 11 drives ended by a turnover or on downs (UCLA 4, Oregon 7)
- 97-yard touchdown drive, the longest of the game (Oregon)
Counted from the play-by-play behind this print — every drive on the poster is one of these plays.
