Oregon Hangs 84 on Portland State in a 49-0 First Half
Twelve scores, twelve touchdowns, twelve good extra points. That is 84 points without a single field goal. Oregon beat Portland State 84-0 and was already up 49-0 at the half.
It started fast. Jordon Davison ran in from 3 yards at 11:45 of the first quarter, Dante Moore found Dakorien Moore for 45 at 9:14, Davison added a 5-yard run, and Moore hit Evan Stewart from 39 yards at 4:59. It was 28-0 before the first quarter ended. Kendre Harrison, Dierre Hill Jr. and Messiah Hampton scored in the second to make it 49-0.
In the second half Dylan Raiola took the throwing duties and was 11 of 11 for 124 yards and three touchdowns: 13 yards to Andrew Olesh, 17 to Hampton and 7 to Brady Bidwell. Tradarian Ball ran in from 4 yards and Brandon Smith closed the game with a 2-yard run with 29 seconds left. Oregon (2-1) finished with 726 yards, 453 through the air and 273 on 51 rushing attempts. It did not throw an interception or lose a fumble.
Davison, who ran 13 times for 81 yards and two touchdowns, was the closest thing to a workhorse, and he did not need to be. Portland State falls to 0-2 in a game that was settled by halftime.
For fantasy, Moore's four touchdown passes, all in the first half, got him 34.9 points. Hampton scored twice on six catches for 25.1, and Raiola's 22.1 on 11 completions in 11 attempts is the most efficient number in the whole box score.