Late Raiola Touchdown Pass Gives Oregon 17-14 Comeback Win Over Nebraska

Lincoln & Hastings Kearney, NE, October 18, 2026 —

Dylan Raiola threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Jamari Johnson with 28 seconds remaining, securing a 17-14 comeback victory for Oregon over Nebraska, according to the information provided about the game.

The late scoring play was the decisive moment identified in the account. It gave Oregon the victory by a three-point margin and completed a comeback, though the earlier score and how Oregon fell behind were not provided. The information also does not identify the quarter in which the touchdown occurred.

No additional details were provided about the drive leading to the pass, the teams’ overall scoring sequence, or other plays in the game. The venue, date, attendance and any broader game context were not specified. The account names Raiola as the passer and Johnson as the receiver but does not provide further information about either player’s performance.

The final score was 17-14, with Oregon listed as the winner and Nebraska as the opponent. The description does not include statements from players or coaches, nor does it explain what the result meant for either team beyond the game itself. Those details cannot be established from the information available here.

As described, the outcome hinged on a short touchdown pass in the closing seconds. With 28 seconds left when the play occurred, the account characterizes the score as securing Oregon’s comeback win. No further account of the remaining time or events after the touchdown was provided.

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