Oregon Ducks quarterback Bo Nix has earned the well-deserved title of Pac-12 offensive player of the week for week 2, according to the conference's announcement on Monday. Nix's exceptional performance led the Ducks to a thrilling 38-30 victory over Texas Tech.
In this impressive showdown, Nix showcased his exceptional skills, throwing for two touchdowns and amassing over 350 yards. His accuracy was on full display as he completed an impressive 32 of his 44 passes. Not only did he demonstrate his passing prowess, but Nix also proved to be a valuable asset on the ground, contributing 46 rushing yards on 9 carries, averaging an impressive 5.1 yards per carry.
What truly set Nix apart in this game was his ability to use his legs to extend plays and move the chains, proving to be a game-changer for the Ducks. Head coach Dan Lanning couldn't help but express his admiration for his star quarterback, emphasizing not only Nix's exceptional on-field abilities but also his exemplary character.
"I love Bo. And it's not about what he is as a player, it's what that guy is as a person. We have an unbelievable quarterback right now on our team," Lanning said. "That is an unbelievable leader, an unbelievable human and he's a freaking ballplayer.
"Go pull up that film on Bo Nix and tell me he can't win games. Watch what he did with his feet tonight. Good decision maker. Just really proud of him and glad he's leading our team."
Following this impressive victory, Nix and the Ducks will be heading back to Autzen Stadium in Eugene on Saturday to take on the 1-2 Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. The anticipation is high as fans eagerly await Nix's next remarkable performance.
