In a stunning display of dominance, the No. 6 Oregon Ducks secured their spot in the Pac 12 title game with a resounding 31-7 victory over the No. 15 Oregon State Beavers in what would be the last scheduled Civil War game. The Ducks' inspiring performance not only delighted their loyal fans but also left a lasting impression on some of the nation's top prospects.

Led by Head Coach Dan Lanning and his second-year staff, the Ducks exhibited a level of play that showcased the team's growth and potential. With an impressive record of 11-1, Oregon now turns its attention to a rematch against Washington, with aspirations of earning a coveted spot in the College Football Playoff.

Inside the electric atmosphere of Autzen Stadium, blue-chip recruits had a front-row seat to witness the Ducks' triumph over their heated rival. Tionne Gray, a standout defensive lineman from Florissant (Mo.) Hazelwood Central, expressed his excitement and admiration for the program. Gray, who is part of Oregon's highly touted recruiting class ranked No. 6 nationally by 247Sports, praised the passionate fans and the team's unwavering energy throughout the game.

"The fans were amazing, and the energy was through the roof all the way till the clock hit zero in the fourth quarter," Gray exclaimed. "I'm ready to play for them. Coach Lanning is turning this team into a National Championship team and contender. I love what him and all the other coaches are doing together."

These sentiments from Gray reflect the growing reputation of the Oregon Ducks as not just a Pac 12 powerhouse, but also as a force to be reckoned with on the national stage. Under Coach Lanning's guidance, the team has evolved into a cohesive unit with championship aspirations.

As the Ducks gear up for their rematch against Washington, anticipation builds among fans and recruits alike. The prospect of securing a spot in the College Football Playoff showcases the remarkable progress that the Oregon program has made under Coach Lanning's leadership.

With their sights set on a national championship, the Oregon Ducks continue to impress both on the field and on the recruiting trail. As the final chapter of the Civil War game unfolds, recruits are truly witnessing the transformation of a powerhouse program, fueled by roaring fans and a united coaching staff. The future looks bright for the Ducks as they aim to leave an indelible mark on college football.