Oregon Football is on the road again as Dan Lanning's team takes their first trip of the season for a matchup with Oklahoma State in Stillwater. After a battle against Boise State, which Oregon won 34-27, the Ducks' fans will be hoping for a much more comfortable win. Before the Ducks can start to push for their goal of competing for the National Championship, Oregon has to handle these non-conference games and work out any kinks.
While Oregon played a tight game, escaping with a win in their season opener, Oklahoma State didn't have the same luck. The Cowboys had a disastrous season opener as the offense turned the ball over 4 times, allowing Tulsa to spoil Eric Morris' debut. Drew Mestemaker especially struggled with a pair of interceptions and a fumble as he'll look to bounce back.
The crowd for this matchup should be filled, even as Oklahoma State lost to Tulsa to open the season. This game marks Eric Morris' first home game of his tenure, and while the season has gotten off on the wrong foot, there's still a ton of hope that the Cowboys can right the ship. If the offense can click at some point this season, Oklahoma State fans should have plenty to cheer for, it just might not happen against a stout Oregon defense.
How to watch Oregon Vs Oklahoma State: Channel, Streaming, Kickoff time, and more
Oregon fans looking to watch the Ducks' first road game of the season will need to wake up early, as the Ducks drew an early kickoff time in the second game of the year. The game will officially kick off at 9:00 AM PT, or at 12:00 PM ET for any fans looking to watch the Ducks in action from the East Coast.
The good news for Oregon fans is that the rest of the games that currently have a set time are currently scheduled later in the day, meaning this could be the lone early game of the season.
Anyone who isn't making the trip to Stillwater for the game is in luck, as the game will be broadcast on National TV for a second straight week. The Ducks will open the season with the game broadcast on ESPN, and there's no game scheduled before Oregon's, meaning you won't need to worry about a game running long and forcing you to look for whichever channel picks up the game. College GameDay will lead right into the Ducks' matchup.
Fans who no longer have traditional cable and are moving to a streaming service can watch the game with a fuboTV subscription. The streaming provider offers hundreds of channels, making it a great option for college football fans looking to enjoy all of the games.
Oregon enters Saturday holding a 2-0 lead over Oklahoma State in the all-time series history. The latest win for the Ducks came last season when Oregon handed Mike Gundy a 69-3 beatdown inside Autzen Stadium. The Ducks will be looking to extend the Nation's longest Non-Conference winning streak, which currently stands at 39 games after the Boise State win last weekend.
As of Friday Evening, Oregon enters the game as 23.5 point favorites (-105) while the Ducks are -2300 favorites on the moneyline, according to the FanDuel Sportsbook. The total for the game is currently set at 55.5 points (-110).
All odds and lines are subject to change
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