Oklahoma State might have known which plays Oregon Ducks were running during upset win

While Week 2 of the college football season was filled with drama, the typical chaos, and the game of the year with Texas-Ohio State, the most shocking result of the weekend was Oklahoma State's upset win over the Oregon Ducks .

This preseason, most analysts expected the Ducks to be one of the top few teams in the country.

Oregon was once again a playoff team in 2025, with their only losses coming to eventual National Champion Indiana .

They had another typically excellent recruiting class, with four five-star high schoolers joining an already loaded roster.

Quarterback Dante Moore surprisingly returned for another season, and while head coach Dan Lanning had to replace two coordinators, expectations were that the transition would be seamless thanks to picking internal promotions.

Through two games however, no team has been more disappointing.

Oregon struggled to put away Boise State in Eugene in week one, ultimately winning 34-27.

Week two was far worse.

Several turnovers forced by the Ducks' defense papered over what was a dominant performance by the Cowboys.

Oklahoma State ran a whopping 83 plays for 554 yards, a solid 6.7 yards per play.

They averaged nearly six yards per carry on the ground, good for 237 total rushing yards.

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The Ducks' vaunted offensive line was frequently overwhelmed, leading to an anemic 3 yards per carry and just 281 total yards with 4.8 yards per play.

Sometimes upsets are fluky, with some pivotal breaks going the underdogs' way.