Oregon Football: 10 Greatest Offensive Plays of the Last 10 Years

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ANN ARBOR, MI - SEPTEMBER 08:  Dennis Dixon #10 of the Oregon Ducks high steps in for a second quarter touchdown in front of John Ferrara #94 of the Michigan Wolverines on September 8, 2007 at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Michigan.  (Photo by Gregory Sh
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Over the past 10 years, Oregon fans have been treated to a plethora of outstanding offensive plays that have left their jaws dropped.

The Ducks have been wowed by players like Joey Harrington, Dennis Dixon, Jonathan Stewart, LaMichael James and more. These players and more have found themselves on highlight reels around the nation.

When just looking at the offensive side of the ball, here are the top 10 plays for the Oregon Ducks over the past 10 years.

No. 10: Dixon to Paysinger Completes Comeback

After a controversial onside kick was awarded to the Ducks, Dennis Dixon led Oregon down the field and capped off a late-game comeback with this pass.

No. 9: Jonathan Stewart Carries Defenders

In his freshman year at Oregon, Duck fans received a glimpse of how good Jonathan Stewart would be for the program. In a game against Houston, Stewart ripped off this memorable run.

No. 8: Maurice Morris Rolls over Defender

With the game still close, Oregon got to midfield and were looking to put Colorado away. Watch as Maurice Morris shows great awareness and leaves Colorado stunned.

No. 7: Ed Dickson Keeps the Ducks Alive

Perhaps one of the best drives of the past 10 years saw the Ducks go down the field and set themselves up in position to force the students back into the stands and force overtime.

Enjoy all the highlights or fast-forward to 8:05 to see Ed Dickson send this game to overtime.

No. 6: Maehl's Juggling Act

Last year, the Ducks were looking to pick up their second straight victory over USC and would have to do so on the road. In the second quarter, the Ducks turned to Jeff Maehl after getting a turnover around midfield.

No. 5: Harrington Goes Deep to Parker

With this BCS bowl game tied, the Ducks got the ball back on their own 20-yard line. Joey Harrington used this opportunity to show off his arm strength, while Sammie Parker flashed his wheels in this deep connection.

No. 4: Blount Hurdles His Way to the End Zone

Most people will remember the run that Jeremiah Masoli had in this game, running over a Cowboys defender. What people often forget is the touchdown LeGarrette Blount had to put this bowl game away.

Go to 2:05 and watch Blount take this one to the house.

No. 3: JJ Burns the Beavers

With the opportunity to go to the Rose Bowl on the line, the Beavers had home-field advantage and everything on their side. Two big runs by Jeremiah Johnson put those dreams to rest.

This run ultimately was the backbreaker for the Beavers.

No. 2: LaMichael James Burns Tennessee

After waiting out the storm, Oregon and Tennessee finally got back to football and just in time for LaMichael James to reverse field and go 72 yards for a touchdown.

No. 1: Fake Statue of Liberty

Going up against Michigan the week after their loss to Appalachian State was supposed to be a bad thing. Instead, the Ducks turned it into their stage to announce to the nation that they had arrived.

Earlier in the game, the Ducks had executed a Statue of Liberty play for a big game and then turned to this late in the second quarter.

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