It was a hum-drum night Saturday inside Autzen Stadium. Until suddenly it wasn’t.
Quarterback Dylan Raiola, banished to the bench after a dismal performance in No. 25 Oregon’s loss to UCLA a week earlier, reemerged in the fourth quarter Oct. 17 against Nebraska and sparked a 17-14, come-from behind victory against the Cornhuskers.
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With Oregon trailing 14-6, Raiola led the Ducks (4-2, 2-1 Big Ten) to 11 fourth-quarter points with the go-ahead score coming with 28 seconds to play when he lasered a throw to tight end Jamari Johnson, who
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