LIVE score updates Oregon Ducks, Purdue Boilermakers: Jordan James’ two touchdowns

The No. 2 Oregon Ducks will play the Purdue Boilermakers at Autzen Stadium in the first game following an emotional win over the Ohio State Buckeyes. The Ducks are on the road for Friday night’s game against Purdue, a team with a history of major upsets.

Will the Ducks show any aftertaste from the win over Ohio State? Oregon has already played one game in a short week this season, defeating Michigan State at home 31-10.

This article will be updated live during the game.

2:30 – TURNOVER ON DOWS: Browne’s pass falls incomplete, defended by Jabbar Muhammad.

2:36 – The Oregon Ducks defense forced a fumble on third down, but the ball went out of bounds before defensive lineman Derrick Harmon could recover. Oregon calls a timeout before fourth down, 10 yards from Purdue.

6:34 – Oregon’s offense stalled after an illegal formation penalty. Kicker Andrew Boyle’s 51-yard field goal attempt is NOT GOOD. Purdue takes over with a 21-0 deficit.

9:43 – On fourth down, 11 yards from goal, Oregon defensive lineman Jabbar Muhammad made the stop. Ducks ball on their own 42-yard line.

11:38 – Purdue crossed midfield before a FALSE START penalty was assessed on first down.

3:00 p.m – The Boilermakers offense takes over after the touchback.

0:00 – Gabriel is sacked and the Ducks run out the clock before halftime with a 21-0 lead.

0:26 – Oregon safety Kobe Savage recovers a FUMBLE after an eight-yard completion to Purdue.

0:53 – Dillon Gabriel throws an INTERCEPTION after bringing down wide receiver Tez Johnson. Purdue’s ball at its own 25-yard line.

1:01 -Intentional grounding against Gabriel after a miscommunication between the quarterback and Stewart. The Ducks have a second down at the 49 yard line.

1:52 – TIMEOUT Oregon after forcing another punt. Gabriel and the offense will have one more possession before halftime and take a 21-0 lead. The Ducks still have a timeout.

2:00 – Two-minute timeout: Purdue’s offense faces a third-and-12 in its own territory after halftime.

3:36 – Gabriel’s pass on third down falls incomplete near midfield. The Ducks are forced to putt from their own 38-yard line. Purdue will take 17 alone.

6:57 – Purdue’s field goal attempt is NOT GOOD. The Ducks’ lead remains 21-0. Oregon takes over at the 18-yard line.

7:01 – Purdue’s offense reached the red zone before the Ducks’ defense forced a fourth down. Purdue completed its first passes of the game.

10:54 – TIMEOUT Purdue on second down and 11 yards.

11:42 – Tez Johnson was ruled short of the goal line, but upon further review the decision is overturned for a TOUCHDOWN by the Ducks. Oregon leads 21-0. Kicker Andrew Boyle scores the extra point.

12:28 – Gabriel finds tight end Kenyon Sadiq up the middle for a 39-yard reception, setting up the Ducks for a first down in the red zone.

14:53 -Oregon defense forces an incompletion on third-and-10. Purdue strikes Tez Johnson for the second time, keeping the Ducks inside the one-yard line.

0:00 – Ducks defense stops Purdue in the backfield on a quarterback run. Purdue played 11 plays, all rushes. Oregon leads 14-0.

3:34 – ERROR BEGINNING in Purdue’s offense. First and 15 yards for the Boilermakers.

3:34 – Jordan James finds the end zone on his second attempt for his second TOUCHDOWN of the night. The Ducks lead 14-0.

3:40 – Jordan James is stopped just before the goal line. Oregon burns its first TIMEOUT on review and a second TIMEOUT before the fourth-down play.

5:01 – Gabriel finds James near the front corner of the end zone on a six-yard pass. The move was decided just before the goal line and confirmed after a replay. Third and goal from one.

6:42 – Oregon’s offense is driving. After an INJURY timeout for a Purdue defensive lineman, they will have a first down at the Purdue 34 yard line.

8:32 – Purdue PUNTS for 41 yards. Oregon takes over at its own 20 yard line with a 7-0 lead.

9:14 – Purdue quarterback Ryan Browne is sacked by Oregon’s Matayo Uiagalelei in the third.

11:46 – The Boilermakers offense takes over after a touchback.

11:46 – TOUCHDOWN Oregon running back Jordan James from the eight-yard line. The Ducks lead 7-0 after kicker Atticus Sappington scored the extra point.

13:10 – Gabriel finds Stewart down the sideline for a 49-yard completion. Start and goal for the Ducks.

3:00 p.m – Purdue provided the kickoff. Oregon Ducks quarterback Dillon Gabriel and the offense start at the 25-yard line. The Ducks’ starting wide receivers are Tez Johnson, Evan Stewart and Justius Lowe.

As reporter James Crepea confirmed, wide receiver Traeshon Holden traveled with the team to West Lafayette. Oregon coach Dan Lanning said Holden will be disciplined internally. Whether or not Holden will play the full game against Purdue remains to be seen.

The Boilermakers have earned the nickname “Spoilermakers” because of their tendency to ruin the seasons of ranked opponents who overlook Purdue or are simply beaten by Purdue. The Spoilermakers have 17 wins against AP Top 5 teams despite being unranked, the most wins ever.

Before the game, the Ducks announced that tight end Terrance Ferguson would not be available for the game. Oregon was without defensive end Jordan Burch against Ohio State and is also listed as out.

Lanning is one of the younger coaches in all of college football, but his teams have yet to suffer disappointment when considered favorites against an unranked opponent. The week before the game, Lanning previewed his opponent, the Boile.

“I know coach Walters is a phenomenal coach and does a really good job, but what they did and how they were able to use Ryan Browne in the running game led to a lot of different problems,” Lanning said. “You’re trying to assess, okay, who you’re going to see, what’s coming from the previous offense, what’s different and new now. So it’s part of our job to kind of figure that out, but they definitely present some new challenges and will make it difficult for us on Friday.”

As the No. 2 team in the AP Top 25 poll, the Ducks are 30-point favorites on the road against Purdue. The over/under total is 61 points.

The Oregon Ducks will wear all-white uniforms with yellow helmets as the away team against Purdue. On the feet, Oregon debuts custom Nike Dunk cleats. The Ducks have worn the white jerseys before, but not in combination with the white pants.