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SCORE: No. 13 Oregon 55, Hawaii 10, FINAL

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55-10 Final. Hawaii drops to 1-3 with New Mexico State up next at home next Saturday. Schager finishes 27-for-43 for 131 yards with a touchdown and a pick. Pofele Ashlock with eight catches for 47 yards.

5:12 p.m.: Schager stays in the game and is rewarded with a TD pass to Alex Perry. 11th TD pass of the season for Schager. ORE 55, HAW 10, 2:21, Q4.

4:57 p.m.: Thompson to Holden for a 60-yard TD. ORE 55, HAW 3, 7:46, Q4.

4:50 p.m.: Hawaii drives it all the way to the Oregon 5 but goes for it on fourth down and can’t convert. Ducks take over with 10:14 remaining.

4:38 p.m.: Third quarter ends with Oregon holding a 474-105 lead in total yards.

4:34 p.m.: First TD of the day for Whittington, who takes it 34 yards for the score. He has 80 yards on five carries. ORE 48, HAW 3, 1:27, Q1.

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4:32 p.m.: Hawaii forces the first Oregon punt with the backup QB in the game. Schager takes a sack to end UH’s drive. Maybe time to give Schager a rest and keep him healthy? Ducks ball in UH territory late in the third quarter.

4:20 p.m.: Ty Thompson takes over as QB for Oregon after Hawaii’s sixth punt of the game.

4:10 p.m.: Oregon marches 67 yards on nine plays on its opening drive of the second half and Nix throws short to Tez Johnson who does the rest. 12-yard TD pass. ORE 41, HAW 3, 11:30, Q3.

4:02 p.m.: Oregon ball to start the second half.

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Halftime stats

UH: Brayden Schager 8-20, 44 yards, INT; Jordan Johnson 2 rush, 18 yards; Koali Nishigaya 3 receptions, 18 yards.

UO: Bo Nix 16-20, 187 yards, 2 TD; Bucky Irving 10 carries, 52 yards; Tysheem Johnson 3 receptions, 65 yards, TD.

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3:40 p.m.: Hawaii drives into Oregon territory for the first time on its final drive of the first half. Matthew Shipley tries a 34-yard field goal as time expires and it is wide left but Oregon jumped offsides. A 29-yard kick is good and Hawaii is on the board before halftime. ORE 34, HAW 3, HALF.

3:25 p.m.: Oregon goes on a 13-play drive that lasts nearly seven minutes but a win for the UH defense, which holds to a field goal. Oregon leads 345-51 in total yards. ORE 34, HAW 0, 3:21, Q2.

3:05 p.m.: Five plays, 54 yards, TD Oregon. Jordan James with a 1-yard TD run and Oregon has 31 points in 18 minutes. ORE 31, HAW 0, 12:01, Q2.

2:54 p.m.: Total yards in the first quarter: Oregon 220, Hawaii 39.

2:50 p.m.: The person dressed up as the Ducks mascot is going to get another workout today. Noah Whittington goes 44 yards on fourth-and-1 and the Ducks convert two fourth downs before scoring on Traeshon Holden’s 1-yard TD pass from Nix. ORE 24, HAW 0, :06, Q1.

2:40 p.m.: Hawaii picks up a first down before punting and Oregon marches right down the field. A 22-yard TD run for Jordan James. A 13-play drive with 12 runs. ORE 17, HAW 0, 5:22, Q1.

2:23 p.m.: Wynden Hoohuli makes a tackle on third down and Hawaii holds Oregon to a 43-yard field goal. ORE 10, HAW 0, 12:24, Q1.

2:22 p.m.: Poor throw from quarterback Brayden Schager is high and behind the receiver and Khyree Jackson picks it off for Oregon. Disaster start for UH.

2:16 p.m.: Hawaii goes three-and-out and Oregon scores in two plays. Bo Nix to Tez Johnson for a 49-yard TD. Ducks up 7-0 less than a minute in.

2:12 p.m.: Hawaii will possess the ball first as Oregon sends the opening kickoff into the end zone for a touchback.

Official kickoff time is now 2:12 p.m.

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Today’s inter-conference game between two polar opposite football programs will kick off at 2 p.m. at Autzen Stadium. While Oregon is enjoying lucrative success, sporting different uniform combinations each week, Hawaii is playing home games in a temporary facility while awaiting the promised construction of a replacement for Aloha Stadium.

The Rainbow Warriors are embracing the challenge of playing on the road against one of college football’s elite teams.

“It should be an awesome environment,” UH quarterback Brayden Schager said. “I know they’ll pack it. It’ll be pretty cool. It’s fun to play in those big games in front of a lot of people. That’s what you want to do.”

The Ducks lead the NCAA in scoring (59.5 points per game). In the Sept. 2 opener against Portland State, the Ducks scored on 12 of 13 possessions, including touchdowns on the first nine drives. They have not turned the ball over in 147 plays this season. Last week, inside linebacker Jeffrey Bassa’s 45-yard interception return for a touchdown capped an Oregon comeback against Texas Tech.

Hawaii is coming off a 31-20 win over UAlbany for its first win of the season.

Live updates will follow above.

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