Oregon cruised past Washington 26-14 in Week 14, with quarterback Dante Moore leading the Ducks to a decisive victory. Moore completed passes for 286 yards, including a crucial 64-yard touchdown strike to M. Benson in the fourth quarter that put the game out of reach.

Oregon's offense controlled the game methodically, with Noah Whittington contributing 47 rushing yards. The Ducks scored in every quarter except the third, posting 3 points in the first, 10 in the second, 6 in the third, and 7 in the fourth. Washington's offense struggled throughout, managing only 14 points on 7 in the second quarter and 7 in the fourth.

The game featured significant momentum swings, with 14 lead changes and a win probability that fluctuated considerably. Oregon's defense made critical plays, including an interception by J. Canady in the first quarter. Despite Washington's defensive efforts, Oregon's balanced attack proved too much to overcome. The Ducks covered the 7-point spread in a game that finished under the 51-point over-under.