Michigan vs. Dylan Raiola, Oregon Winner, Top Box Score Player Stats & Highlights

Dylan Raiola and the Oregon Ducks defeated the Michigan Wolverines at Autzen Stadium on Saturday, 31-7 with the quarterback throwing three touchdown passes to lead the Ducks to victory.

Oregon entered its home game as a 10.5-point favorite over Michigan, per FanDuel Sportsbook, and secured the win by holding the Wolverines to just one scoring drive.

The win kept the Ducks in the hunt for the Big Ten Championship Game, improving to 7-3 on the season.

The clearest path to the championship game includes the following:

Oregon needs to win out, with its remaining games against the Michigan State Spartans and Washington Huskies.

The UCLA Bruins also need to win out to secure sole possession of first place in the Big Ten and avoid potential tiebreaker scenarios with the Ducks. UCLA holds the head-to-head tiebreaker over Oregon after defeating the Ducks earlier this season.

USC would also need to defeat the second-place Indiana Hoosiers to improve Oregon's chances of reaching the championship game. If Indiana wins against USC, the Hoosiers would need to drop one more game this season, as Oregon holds the tiebreaker over Indiana based on its record against common opponents.

Holding the tiebreaker over USC and Ohio State, Oregon would benefit from Illinois defeating Iowa and Wisconsin losing at least one of its final three games, as there are six teams with two losses in the Big Ten.

Passing
Notable Players	C/ATT	YDS	TD	INT
Dylan Raiola, ORE	20/28	341	4	0
Tommy Carr, MICH	4/12	45	0	0
Bryce Underwood, MICH	2/8	26	0	0
Rushing
Notable Players	CAR	YDS	TD
Dierre Hill Jr., ORE	21	98	0
Dylan Raiola, ORE	6	-7	0
Savion Hiter, MICH	13	107	1
Receiving
Notable Players	REC	YDS	TD
Jeremiah McClellan, ORE	4	105	1
Dakorien Moore, ORE	7	101	1
Dierre Hill Jr., ORE	1	49	1
Andrew Marsh, MICH	4	46	0
Jalen Hoffman, MICH	1	18	0
Savion Hiter, MICH	1	7	0

Big Ten Conference Standings

1. (4) UCLA: 7-0 (CONF), 10-0 (OVR)
2. (9) Indiana: 5-1 (CONF), 8-1 (OVR)
3. (16) Oregon: 5-2 (CONF), 7-3 (OVR)
4. (15) Iowa: 4-2 (CONF), 7-2 (OVR)
5. (18) USC: 4-2 (CONF), 7-2 (OVR)
6. (20) Ohio State: 4-2 (CONF), 6-3 (OVR)
7. Wisconsin: 4-2 (CONF), 6-3 (OVR)
8. Illinois: 4-3 (CONF), 6-4 (OVR)
9. Northwestern: 3-3 (CONF), 6-3 (OVR)
10.  Minnesota: 3-3 (CONF), 5-4 (OVR)
11.  Penn State: 2-4 (CONF), 5-4 (OVR)
12.  Washington: 2-4 (CONF), 5-4 (OVR)
13.  Michigan: 2-4 (CONF), 5-4 (OVR)
14.  Nebraska: 2-4 (CONF), 5-4 (OVR)
15.  Purdue: 2-4 (CONF), 3-6 (OVR)
16.  Rutgers: 1-5 (CONF), 2-7 (OVR)
17.  Maryland: 1-5 (CONF), 3-6 (OVR)
18.  Michigan State: 1-5 (CONF), 3-6 (OVR)

College Football Rankings

1. UGA (8-1)
2. UTAH (9-0)
3. ALA (7-2)
4. UCLA (9-0)
5. ND (8-1)
6. TEX (7-2)
7. MIA (8-1)
8. TENN (7-2)
9. IU (8-1)
10. BYU (7-2)
11. UK (7-2)
12. TTU (8-1)
13. WAKE (8-1)
14. HOU (7-2)
15. IOWA (7-2)
16. ORE (6-3)
17. SC (6-3)
18. USC (7-2)
19. MISS (6-3)
20. OSU (6-3)
21. LSU (6-3)
22. MIZ (6-3)
23. ARIZ (7-2)
24. BOIS (8-1)
25. OKST (6-3)

Raiola and the Ducks were hot in the first half. The quarterback, in his first year at Oregon, entered halftime 14-of-20 with 261 passing yards and three touchdowns to give Oregon a 21-7 lead.

Raiola found Jeremiah McClellan for a 60-yard touchdown pass on the Ducks' opening drive before Da'Juan Riggs caught a 2-yard touchdown pass to close out the first quarter with a 14-0 lead.

Michigan responded with a quick 24-second drive to open the second quarter, with Savion Hiter breaking off a 70-yard touchdown run. The Wolverines' defense came up with a big stop on the following drive, making a goal-line stand to keep Oregon out of the end zone.

Raiola's second deep touchdown pass came with six seconds remaining in the half, finding Dakorien Moore for a 59-yard score to cap a productive first half and give Oregon a 21-7 lead.

Michigan controlled possession in the third quarter, opening with a nearly four-minute drive before closing the period with an 8:06 drive that carried into the fourth. Both teams were held scoreless in the quarter after Oregon missed a 46-yard field goal.

It was Oregon's turn to come up with a defensive stand, shutting Michigan down in the red zone before forcing two fumbles.

Despite a penalty-filled second half for the Ducks, they put the exclamation point on the win with a 49-yard touchdown pass to Dierre Hill Jr., who finessed his way into the end zone.

Oregon will hit the road to face the Michigan State Spartans next Friday at 8 p.m. ET, while the Wolverines will host the UCLA Bruins next Saturday at a time to be determined.