After tying the game then getting a quick stop, Washington missed out on an opportunity to take the lead when Jake Locker was intercepted at the Oregon six yardline. The Ducks responded with a 15-play, 94-yard drive, and lead 31-24.
The Huskies are definitely still in this, but they now need to show they can bounce back from a setback.
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