How to watch, odds, injuries, series history for Oregon vs. Michigan State
Friday night's Oregon vs. Michigan State game will be the first true Big Ten test for the Ducks. While Oregon did have its first "Big Ten game" in Week 5 against UCLA, this is the first time the Ducks will face a traditional foe from their new conference.
Oregon is 4-0 with two straight blowouts over Power Four opponents (I'm actually not sure we can actually call Oregon State that anymore) to make up for its slow start in Weeks 1 and 2.
Michigan State is riding a two-game losing streak but it's better than its record shows. The Spartans played Ohio State tough but shot itself in the leg with turnovers in the red zone and dropped interceptions and they probably should have won at Boston College in Week 4.
This one will be fun.
How to watch Oregon vs. Michigan State
Date: Friday, Oct. 4
Time: 9 PM ET
Location: Eugene, Ore.
Venue: Autzen Stadium
TV: FOX
Live Stream: FOX Sports Go
Odds for Oregon vs. Michigan State
Line: Oregon -23.5
Over/Under: 52.5
Moneyline: Oregon -1450 | Michigan State +850
Injury report for Oregon vs. Michigan State
Injury report via DucksWire and covers.com
Michigan State
OUT: OL Gavin Broscious (leg), OL Kristian Phillips (leg), DL Avery Dunn (unspecified), DB Chance Rucker (unspecified), DB Khalil Majeed (lower body), DB Dillon Tatum (lower body), WR Alante Brown (upper body)
Oregon
PROBABLE: TE Terrance Ferguson (head)
QUESTIONABLE: WR Jack Ressler (unspecified), OL Fox Crader (unspecified)
DOUBTFUL: OL Matthew Bedford (knee)
OUT: DB Jahlil Florence (leg), OL Dave Iuli (foot), WR Gary Bryant Jr. (unspecified), DL My'Keil Gardner (foot), DB Dakoda Fields (knee)
Weather report for Oregon vs. Michigan State
It'll be a bit chilly on Friday night in Eugene as the temperature at kickoff will be around 60 degrees and could drop to the mid-50s by the end of the game. It'll rain earlier in the day but it should be dry by kickoff with winds under 5 mph.
Series history for Oregon vs. Michigan State
Oregon and Michigan State have met seven times and the Ducks hold the all-time series lead 4-3. The Ducks also won the last meeting between the two back in the Redbox Bowl back in 2018 with a final score of 7-6. Before that, Michigan State won in East Lansing in 2015. Will the Ducks avoid a series tie on Friday night? It feels that way.