The Ducks are back in Eugene as Friday night brings a clash between Oregon and the Portland State Vikings. Both fanbases will be looking for a reason to be excited on Friday after Oregon's upset loss to Oklahoma State, while the Vikings have started the season with a 0-3 record. The expectation is for the game to be a blowout, but more importantly, the Ducks will need to clean up a few items in the final non-conference game of the season.
Given that the Ducks came into the season with National Championship expectations, Oregon has to take this opportunity to start improving with Big Ten play on the horizon. Dan Lanning almost certainly ramped up the intensity this week coming off the loss, and how the team responds on Friday will be interesting to see.
How to watch Oregon Vs Portland State: Channel, Streaming, Kickoff time, and more
Oregon fans looking to watch the Ducks' final non-conference game of the regular season will get to enjoy the action on a Friday Night. The game will officially kick off at 7:30 PM PT, or at 10:30 PM ET for any fans looking to watch the Ducks in action from the East Coast.
The good news for Oregon fans is that with the team playing on Friday Night, Saturday can be designated to watching everyone else in action as this weekend brings some marquee matchups with Florida State vs No. 10 Alabama, No. 16 SMU vs No. 23 Louisville, and No. 7 LSU vs No. 8 Ole Miss.
Anyone who isn't taking the game in from Autzen Stadium is in luck, as the game will be broadcast on Big Ten Network. There's no game scheduled before or after 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, like we saw last weekend with ESPN moving the Oklahoma State game across 3 channels.
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, including Big Ten Network, making it a great option for college football fans looking to enjoy all of the games.
Oregon enters Friday Night's game against Portland State with a 6-0 record against Portland State, with all 6 games taking place in Eugene. The Ducks won the last matchup in 2023 when Oregon picked up an 81-0 win, which would be refreshing after the loss to Oklahoma State.
As of Friday Morning, Oregon is a 56.5 point favorite (-102) over the Vikings, while the total is set at 68.5 points (Over -106, Under -114), according to FanDuel Sportsbook.
All lines and odds are subject to change.
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