Former Auburn quarterback Bo Nix will return to Oregon for one more season. Details:
This season, Nix accounted for 3,893 total yards of offense in 12 games. He had 41 total touchdowns while helping No. 15 Oregon to a 9-3 season.
The Ducks will close the 2022 season against North Carolina in the San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl on Dec. 28. At Auburn, Nix completed 59.4 percent of his passes over three seasons, threw for 39 touchdowns and accounted for 57 total scores during his time with the Tigers. He’s also second in program history in career pass attempts with 1,057 and second in career pass completions with 628. Both of those records would have been in reach had Nix either returned for his senior season or finished his junior campaign healthy.
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