Aaron Fentress of The Oregonian/OregonLive and George Wrighster, host of the Unafraid Show, discuss the latest news and trends surrounding the Oregon Ducks.

Oregon kicker Atticus Sappington drilled a game-winning, 39-yard field goal in the closing seconds to lift No. 9 Oregon to an 18-16 win at No. 20 Iowa on Saturday in a rain-soaked Kinnick Stadium. The Ducks overcame a late go-ahead touchdown drive by the Hawkeyes,

It would make sense for Kirk Ferentz to be a bit miffed after his Iowa Hawkeyes' 18-16 home loss to the Oregon Ducks on Saturday.

The No. 9 Oregon Ducks beat the No. 20 Iowa Hawkeyes 18-16 on a game-winning field goal to strengthen their College Football Playoff resume. Oregon's success on the ground against Iowa's rush defense was one of the many highlights of the win.

The coaching staff placed the game on the shoulders of the offensive line, which along with the running backs, got the job done during win at Iowa.

However, the Ducks have little time to celebrate Saturday's win as they return to Autzen for a Friday night game against Minnesota. "We really put the Iowa game to bed as soon as we landed," head coach Dan Lanning said.

The No. 9 Oregon Ducks are in need of a win at No. 20 Iowa with their College Football Playoff (CFP) hopes on the line and already one loss suffered this season

Oregon wide receiver Dakorien Moore's status is uncertain for his team's Week 11 game against No. 20 Iowa ( 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS and streaming on Paramount+ Premium) after he suffered an injury during practice this week, according to ESPN. Moore, a true freshman, leads the Ducks with 443 yards receiving on 28 catches with three touchdowns.