One of the biggest games of the Big Ten season takes place on Saturday Night as the 12th ranked USC Trojans host the 20th ranked Oregon Ducks in a Pac 12 throwback. The game has massive stakes as both teams are looking to make the College Football Playoff, and with the Ducks already carrying a loss on their resume, another defeat will push Dan Lanning's team to the brink.
The USC Trojans are 4-0 with a 1-0 record in Big Ten play, but have looked far from perfect coming off a close game against Rutgers. Lincoln Riley is still trying to break through to the Playoff for the first time since he took the USC job, and Oregon may be his biggest obstacle to finally reaching that goal.
How to watch Oregon Vs USC: Channel, Streaming, Kickoff time, and more
Oregon fans who are excited to watch the Ducks' biggest game of the year thus far will have to wait a little while longer, as this is a night game. The game will officially kick off at 4:30 PM PT, or at 7:30 for any fans looking to watch the Ducks in action from the East Coast.
Anyone who can't make it to the game at the Los Angeles Memorial Stadium is in luck, as the game will be broadcast on National TV. The Ducks clash against the Trojans will be broadcast on NBC, 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. This marks the first of back-to-back games for Oregon on NBC as next weekend's game against Washington will also be on the network.
For this game, NBC's trio of Play-by-play announcer Noah Eagle, Analyst Todd Blackledge, and Sideline Reporter Kathryn Tappen will be on the call.
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.
The Oregon Ducks currently hold a 4 game winning streak in this matchup, while Dan Lanning holds a 2-0 record against Lincoln Riley. USC, however, holds the All-Time series lead with a 38-24-2 advantage over their West Coast foe thanks to some massive winning streaks in the 1970's and pre 1950.
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