Coming off back to back wins over Top 25 opponents, the Oregon Ducks are finally hitting their stride and they head into the final 3 games of the season looking to make noise in the Playoff race. Saturday's game brings the Michigan Wolverines to town, with Kyle Whittingham's team trending in the opposite direction, as offensive coordinator Jason Beck was fired after last weekend's loss to Michigan State.
Both teams entered the season as College Football Playoff hopefuls, but Oregon enters this game looking to continue that run, but Michigan is trying to play the spoiler the rest of the season. The Ducks rank 16th in the latest College Football Playoff rankings, and with each win Dan Lanning's team picks up, the closer that goal is to becoming reality.
Friday's FAA Ground Stoppage left a ton of teams scrambling to travel, delaying or moving some games, but the Oregon Ducks and Michigan Wolverines will both be ready for business as usual.
How to watch Michigan Vs Oregon: Channel, Streaming, Kickoff time, and more
As the Oregon Ducks and Ohio State Buckeyes have fallen short of the level everyone expected the two powers to be at, this game didn't end up getting Big Noon Kickoff, College GameDay, or even night game treatment. This weekend's game will officially kick off at 12:30 PM PT, or at 3:30 PM ET for any fans watching the game from the East Coast.
The good news for Oregon fans are that the team remains on National TV after it looked like the team could end up on Peacock for an extended stretch. Fans who won't be in town for the game will be able to catch the broadcast on FS1 (Fox Sports 1). Fans who are looking for a streaming service to watch the game can turn to fuboTV, which carries FS1 along with hundreds of other channels, making it a great streaming service for college sports fans.
As of Saturday Morning, the No. 16 Oregon Ducks are 10.5 point favorites (-110) over Michigan, with the points total set at 39.5 points, according to the FanDuel Sportsbook. The Ducks are -430 favorites to beat the Wolverines, while Michigan is a +330 underdog to win this game
All odds and lines are subject to change
On the call for Saturday's Big Ten Showdown is the Fox broadcasting trio of Play by Play announcer Tim Brando, Color Analyst Devin Gardner, and sideline reporter Josh Sims.
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