Week 10 of the college football season is loaded with high stakes matchups and showdowns between Top 25 opponents. With the first set of College Football Playoff rankings released, the stakes have officially been set for every matchup, including the Saturday showdown between No. 23 Oregon and No. 12 Ohio State.
Both teams entered the season as projected favorites to win the National Championship, and Saturday's matchup could end that dream for whoever loses. Ohio State enters Saturday with a 6-2 record, while the Ducks are 5-3, and both teams are playing without their projected 1st round picks at quarterback.
Dan Lanning and Ryan Day are being asked to pull off incredible coaching jobs with the injuries they're dealing with on both sides of the football. The winner will have a statement win and a clear example of how they elevate their roster, while the loser will likely start looking toward the offseason as the Playoff would likely be out of reach.
How to watch Oregon Vs Ohio State: Channel, Streaming, Kickoff time, and more
As the Oregon Ducks and Ohio State Buckeyes have fallen from 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 or attending the game on the East Coast.
The good news for fans who won't be in attendance for this game is that the Ducks will be back on National TV after last weekend's game was on Peacock. Fans who won't be in town for the game will be able to catch the broadcast on CBS. Fans who are looking for a streaming service to watch the game can turn to fuboTV, which carries CBS along with hundreds of other channels, making it a great streaming service for college sports fans.
As of Saturday Morning, the No. 12 Ohio State Buckeyes are 7.5 point favorites (-112) over No. 23 Oregon, with the points total set at 45.5 points, according to the FanDuel Sportsbook. The Ducks are +230 underdogs to knock off the Buckeyes, while Ohio State is a -285 favorite as the home team and higher ranked team in the matchup.
All odds and lines are subject to change
On the call for Saturday's game will be the CBS trio of play-by-play announcer Brad Nessler, analyst Charles Davis, and sideline reporter Jenny Dell.
This weekend, Oregon will look to add another win to their record in a series that has been dominated by Ohio State. The Buckeyes hold a 10-2 record over the Ducks, but Oregon has had some success against Ryan Day, who is 1-2 in this matchup. Dan Lanning will be looking to surpass the .500 mark against Ohio State with a 1-1 record against the Buckeyes.
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