Photo Gallery: Boise State at Oregon Ducks

The game... in photos.

Traeshon Holden and Tez Johnson celebrate during a TD play on Saturday. (Photo: Naji Saker)

EUGENE — Oregon used a game-winning field goal at the end of regulation on Saturday night to stay undefeated. The Ducks beat Boise State 37-34 at Autzen Stadium.

Dillon Gabriel threw two touchdown passes and UO scored twice on special teams to overcome a formidable run attack by the Broncos. Ashton Jeanty rushed for 192 yards and three touchdowns in the loss.

I wrote a column on the questions that linger for the Ducks as they head to next week’s Civil War. Photographers Naji Saker and Serena Morones were on the scene in Eugene for JohnCanzano.com.

Their photo gallery is worth your time:

Tez Johnson offers a helping hand. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Atticus Sappington hit the game-winning field goal. (Photos: Serena Morones and Naji Saker)

Canzano: Oregon Ducks get win -- but don't escape questions

Oregon walked into Autzen Stadium on Saturday. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty had three rushing TDs. (Photo: Naji Saker)

Boise State had 359 yards on Saturday. Oregon had 352. (Photos: Serena Morones)

It was a physical football game. (Photo: Naji Saker)

Jordan James rushed for 102 yards on 17 carries. (Photo: Naji Saker)

Dillon Gabriel was 18 of 21 passing for 243 yards and two TDs. (Photo: Naji Saker)

Autzen Stadium near sunset on Saturday. (Photo: Naji Saker)

Boise State and Oregon State fans traded celebrations. (Photo: Serena Morones)

Dan Lanning and his wife, Sauphia, along with thir sons after the game. (Photo: Naji Saker)

58,134 fans showed up on Saturday. (Photo: Naji Saker)

Fans at Autzen Stadium showed up to root for their teams. (Photos: Serena Morones)

The teams prayed together after the game. (Photo: Serena Morones)

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