What’s at stake: Oregon seeks just the second 12-0 regular season in program history (2010) and Lanning’s first win over Washington in his tenure as Ducks head coach. Washington, meanwhile, aims to pull the upset over its rivals and strengthen its position heading into bowl selection.

While Oregon has already secured a spot in the Big Ten Championship game, set for Saturday, December 7th at LucasOil Stadium in Indianapolis, they’re still waiting to find out if they’ll face No. 2 Ohio State, No. 4 Penn State, or No. 10 Indiana. The answer will depend on the results of this weekend’s games. Here are the scenarios for each team:

Oregon football heads into its bye week in Week 13 sitting at 10-0. Here is a look at the Ducks' remaining schedule.