The Autzen Stadium was theatrical in the “civil war” clash. Drawing curtains on the final Pac-12 games for the two Oregon sides in its unique style. While it’s a tough night for the State Beavers to swallow, the Ducks chipped in with regular scoring points. The crowd turned out in massive numbers to watch the historic rivalry pan out!

Of all the places on Earth, one had to be in the Autzen stadium today to watch an absolute belter of a game! It was the ultimate box office clash as the Oregon Ducks reigned supreme over their counterparts. During the dying hours of the matchup, the stadium organizers gave an emotional surprise to the fans with a heartfelt song!

Autzen plays “End of the Road” song as the “Civil War” comes to an end

Oregon State Ducks and Beavers went head-to-head for the last time this year. It wasn’t a close match as the Ducks completely dethroned the Beavers with a 31-7 loss with few minutes to go for the fourth quarter. The organizers played the “End of the Road” to mark the last rivalry match for the two sides this year.

It was the ultimate tribute song for both sides as they competed for the prize this year. It was a lovely atmosphere with the raucous crowd singing at the top of their lungs and joining in the fun! Oregon Ducks stunned the Beavers with a complete performance. The Ducks were absolutely clinical in their approach and gave no chance for their opposition to even get away for a short while.

Oregon Ducks vs the Oregon State Beavers: As it Happened

The Ducks reigned supreme over the opposition number in what was a pretty much one-sided affair. It was a lovely game as the Oregon Ducks came with all guns blazing to trounce the Beavers. While the Beavers looked to make some amends in the last quarter, they left too much for far too late! The NFL mock draft favorite Bo Nix almost got three touchdowns by himself!

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He had a terrific game completing 33 out of 40 passes and accounted for 367 yards. The team got its sixth straight win on the trot and pushed for a final Pac-12 spot. Their last loss came against Washington on October 14 that now looks like a century ago! Ducks will now face their next challenge against Washington and would look to walk away with another victory.

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