Oregon Defeats Wisconsin 21-7: Full Game Recap (Oct 25, 2025)

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Oregon Defeats Wisconsin 21-7: Full Game Recap (Oct 25, 2025)

On a rainy Saturday night, No. 6 Oregon secured a 21-7 victory over Wisconsin, marking the Badgers’ sixth consecutive loss. The game took place in Eugene, Oregon on October 25, 2025. Jordon Davison was standout for the Ducks, rushing for 102 yards and two touchdowns.

Game Overview

The Ducks improved their record to 7-1 overall and 4-1 in the Big Ten Conference. Conversely, Wisconsin fell to 2-6 and remained winless in conference play at 0-5.

Scoring Summary

  • Oregon’s first touchdown came late in the first half with a 3-yard run by Davison.
  • Davison added a 20-yard touchdown run early in the second half, extending the lead to 14-0.
  • Wisconsin broke its scoring drought with a 2-yard touchdown pass from Hunter Simmons to Lance Mason in the fourth quarter.

Key Players

  • Jordon Davison: Rushed for 102 yards and two touchdowns.
  • Dante Moore: Threw for 86 yards before leaving the game with a facial injury.
  • Hunter Simmons: Replaced the injured starting quarterback and threw for 86 yards, one touchdown, and one interception.

Injuries Impact Performance

Wisconsin faced significant challenges due to injuries. They were without key players, including both starting running backs and their leading tackler. This further complicated their strategy against Oregon.

Coach Comments

Ducks head coach Dan Lanning praised Davison for his ability to perform under tough conditions. He emphasized Davison’s intelligence and execution on the field during challenging rain. Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell noted the importance of breaking the scoring drought, stating, “You’ve got to score seven before you can score ten.”

Next Games

  • Wisconsin: Will host Washington on November 8.
  • Oregon: Scheduled to play at Iowa on November 8.

This game demonstrated Oregon’s resilience but highlighted significant issues for Wisconsin as they continue to seek answers amidst a difficult season.