UCLA defeated Oregon 17-15 in Eugene on Saturday, preserving the Bruins’ unbeaten record and dealing the Ducks a second loss, according to Fox News’ OutKick report published October 11, 2026.
Oregon entered the game without starting quarterback Dante Moore, who was out after sustaining a concussion against USC. Backup Dylan Raiola started. The Ducks scored a first-quarter touchdown but failed to convert a two-point attempt. UCLA opened with a field goal, then added touchdowns in the second and fourth quarters to take a 17-6 lead.
Raiola was replaced by senior Brock Thomas after completing 6 of 19 passes for 43 yards with two interceptions, the report said. Thomas led a late Oregon drive that produced a field goal, followed by a touchdown pass to Evan Stewart. The score stood at 17-15 with a little over two minutes remaining.
Oregon had another chance to take the lead, but UCLA stopped the Ducks and secured the win. The result could affect the Big Ten standings and the teams’ prospects in the rankings and College Football Playoff race, though the source does not provide updated standings or rankings.





