As has been the case plenty of times this season, the Oregon Ducks‘ immense depth and talent was on full display in Friday night’s 42-13 victory over the Minnesota Golden Gophers.

On the offensive side, ten different receivers caught a pass, while six players recorded a carry. Reserve running back Jay Harris scored his first touchdown of the season, showing off his talent despite receiving little playing time this season.

Defensively, no player had more than six tackles, with 22 players amassing one or more total tackles. Late in the game, the Ducks‘ backup defensive unit continued to hold tough.

When immensely talented players aren’t getting play time until deep into the fourth quarter, it’s inevitable for some players to want to transfer to a place that will offer them more play time. That’s already happened to the Oregon program in years past, with a number of players excelling at their new spots.

Let’s check out the performances in Week 12 of former Ducks.

RB Dante Dowdell

Dante Dowdell ran the ball 13 times for 87 yards and a touchdown in Kentucky’s 42-10 victory over Tennessee Tech.

DB Cole Martin

Cole Martin amassed seven total tackles, four of which solo, in UCLA’s 48-10 loss at Ohio State.

LB Emar’rion Winston

E’marrion Winston had two sacks in Baylor’s 55-28 loss to Utah.

DB Rodrick Pleasant

Rodrick Pleasant finished with four tackles in UCLA’s blowout loss at Ohio State.

RB Byron Cardwell Jr.

Byron Cardwell Jr. carried the ball three times for 15 yards in San Diego State’s 17-7 win over Boise State.

DL Anthony Jones

Anthony Jones had two total tackles in UCLA’s loss to Ohio State.

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