Oregon Holds At No. 6 CFP Rankings
11/19/19 | Football
EUGENE, Ore. – Coming off a 28-point win over Arizona that clinched the Pac-12 North Division crown, Oregon remained at No. 6 in the third College Football Playoff rankings of the season unveiled on Tuesday.
The Ducks' win streak now stands at nine games – good for fourth-longest in the nation – and they are one of three FBS teams (Clemson & Ohio State) to start 7-0 in conference play this season.
True to form this season, Oregon's defense and offense provided big moments in the 34-6 win over Arizona on Saturday night in Autzen Stadium. It marked the sixth time this season that the Ducks have held an opponent to less than 10 points and the fifth time an opponent hasn't scored a TD, both figures lead the nation. Offensively, Justin Herbert put together his fourth four passing-TD performance of the season en route to Oregon's fifth consecutive game with 30 points.
The strong night on both sides of the ball helped Oregon remain as one of just five FBS teams in the top 14 nationally in both scoring defense (14.8/10th) and scoring offense (37.9/14th), while the Ducks became the first Pac-12 team to start 7-0 since Stanford in 2015.
One of just 10 FBS teams undefeated on the road with at least three wins, Oregon is back in action on Saturday when it visits Arizona State at 4:30 p.m. on ABC.
Oregon Resumé Notables
» Tied for the second-most wins against Power 5 programs with seven.
» One of four FBS teams with two road wins over Power 5 teams with a winning record – at Washington (6-4) and at USC (7-4).
» One of five FBS schools to rank in the top two in its conference in scoring offense and scoring defense.
» Rank third nationally with a +12.80 scoring margin in the second half and third in points off turnovers per game at 10.6.
» Lead the nation with number of players with a TD (19), number of players with a receiving TD (12), number of players with an INT (11) and number of players with at least a half-sack (19).
» Oregon has scored a TD in 32 of 36 quarters during its nine-game win streak and held its opponents without a TD in 27 of 36 quarters.
» Senior QB Justin Herbert is one of three FBS players with 25+ TD passes and three or fewer interceptions.
» Senior WR Juwan Johnson, who missed the first four games of the season, has 12 receptions for 199 yards and four TDs over the last two games.
The Ducks' win streak now stands at nine games – good for fourth-longest in the nation – and they are one of three FBS teams (Clemson & Ohio State) to start 7-0 in conference play this season.
True to form this season, Oregon's defense and offense provided big moments in the 34-6 win over Arizona on Saturday night in Autzen Stadium. It marked the sixth time this season that the Ducks have held an opponent to less than 10 points and the fifth time an opponent hasn't scored a TD, both figures lead the nation. Offensively, Justin Herbert put together his fourth four passing-TD performance of the season en route to Oregon's fifth consecutive game with 30 points.
The strong night on both sides of the ball helped Oregon remain as one of just five FBS teams in the top 14 nationally in both scoring defense (14.8/10th) and scoring offense (37.9/14th), while the Ducks became the first Pac-12 team to start 7-0 since Stanford in 2015.
One of just 10 FBS teams undefeated on the road with at least three wins, Oregon is back in action on Saturday when it visits Arizona State at 4:30 p.m. on ABC.
Oregon Resumé Notables
» Tied for the second-most wins against Power 5 programs with seven.
» One of four FBS teams with two road wins over Power 5 teams with a winning record – at Washington (6-4) and at USC (7-4).
» One of five FBS schools to rank in the top two in its conference in scoring offense and scoring defense.
» Rank third nationally with a +12.80 scoring margin in the second half and third in points off turnovers per game at 10.6.
» Lead the nation with number of players with a TD (19), number of players with a receiving TD (12), number of players with an INT (11) and number of players with at least a half-sack (19).
» Oregon has scored a TD in 32 of 36 quarters during its nine-game win streak and held its opponents without a TD in 27 of 36 quarters.
» Senior QB Justin Herbert is one of three FBS players with 25+ TD passes and three or fewer interceptions.
» Senior WR Juwan Johnson, who missed the first four games of the season, has 12 receptions for 199 yards and four TDs over the last two games.
Players Mentioned
QB
/ Football
WR
/ FootballDan Lanning | Postgame vs Iowa
Sunday, November 09
2025 Oregon Football Uniform Reveal | Iowa
Thursday, November 06
Matayo Uiagalelei: "Just do my job."
Wednesday, November 05
Dan Lanning: "This league's got more variety than people realize."
Wednesday, November 05
