Arizona Wildcats upset No. 2 Oregon Ducks: Twitter reacts
Twitter reacts to the Arizona Wildcats’ 31-24 victory over the No. 2 ranked Oregon Ducks
The Arizona Wildcats entered Thursday night’s game as 23-point underdogs to the second-ranked Oregon Ducks.
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The Arizona Wildcats, who blew out the Oregon Ducks 42-16 in 2013, didn’t look the least bit intimidated.
With less than three minutes to play, the Arizona broke a 24-24 tie on a one-yard touchdown by Terris Jones-Grigsby with less than three minutes to go. On the ensuing drive, Scooby Wright III sacked Marcus Mariota, forced and recovered a fumble to clinch the game for Arizona (you can watch that play here) giving Arizona a 31-24 victory.
After the game, twitter reacted to the upset.
To put this in perspective, Oregon lost to a team that once held it's spring football game in the baseball stadium.
— Charles Evans (@banditref) October 3, 2014
Back in your hole, Oregon. #HullyGullyFootball
— Jeff (@saintwarrick) October 3, 2014
I guess Oregon wasn't all they were quacked up to be.
— RossWB (@RossWB) October 3, 2014
Game. Over. pic.twitter.com/RGxvtOYUUg
— Arizona Athletics (@AZATHLETICS) October 3, 2014
Excellent. “@mikegrose: @PatrickASchmidt pic.twitter.com/oHiEexNOvL”
— Patrick Schmidt (@PatrickASchmidt) October 3, 2014
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