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Bo Nix and the Oregon Ducks (8-1) will host Rome Odunze and the Washington Huskies (7-2) on Saturday at 7:00 PM ET, in a matchup featuring two of the brightest stars in college football on offense.
The Ducks are expected to win by at least two scores (currently -13.5) against the Huskies. The over/under for this matchup is 72.5 points.
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Game Info and Betting Lines for Oregon vs. Washington
- Game Day: Saturday, November 12, 2022
- Game Time: 7:00 PM ET
- TV Channel: FOX
- Location: Eugene, Oregon
- Stadium: Autzen Stadium
| Favorite | Spread | Favorite Spread Odds | Underdog Spread Odds | Total | Over Total Odds | Under Total Odds | Favorite Moneyline | Underdog Moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ducks | -13.5 | -110 | -111 | 72.5 | -110 | -110 | -570 | +393 |
Oregon Betting Insights
- Washington is 4-5-0 against the spread this year.
- Washington has hit the over in six of their nine games with a set total (66.7%).
Oregon Stats & Insights
- Oregon owns the 76th-ranked defense this year (384.1 yards allowed per game), and has been more effective offensively, ranking second-best with a tally of 520.6 yards per game.
- On the offensive side of the ball, Oregon has been a top-25 unit, ranking third-best in the FBS by compiling 43.1 points per game. The Ducks rank 71st on defense (26.3 points allowed per game).
- Oregon has struggled on defense against the pass, ranking 15th-worst in the FBS (276.6 passing yards allowed per game) this season. However, the Ducks rank 20th-best offensively, totaling 289.3 passing yards per game.
- Oregon has been clicking on all fronts in the running game this season, ranking 10th-best in rushing offense (231.2 rushing yards per game) and 15th-best in rushing defense (107.6 rushing yards allowed per game).
- Despite sporting a bottom-25 defense on third down that ranks sixth-worst in the FBS (48.0% third-down percentage), Oregon has put up better results offensively, ranking 26th in the FBS by posting a 46.7% third-down conversion rate.
- With 14 forced turnovers (40th in the FBS) against seven turnovers committed (11th in the FBS), Oregon’s +7 turnover margin is the 16th-best in college football.
Oregon’s Best Players
- Nix has recorded 2,495 yards (277.2 ypg) on 200-of-273 passing with 22 touchdowns compared to five interceptions this season. In addition, he’s added 457 rushing yards (50.8 ypg) on 69 carries while scoring 13 touchdowns on the ground.
- Mar’Keise Irving has carried the ball 100 times for a team-high 688 yards on the ground and has found the end zone two times. He’s also tacked on 17 catches for 206 yards (22.9 per game) and three touchdowns in the pass game.
- Noah Whittington has carried the ball 82 times for 512 yards (56.9 per game) and three touchdowns.
- Troy Franklin’s leads his squad with 636 yards as a receiver. He’s racked up that yardage on 39 catches (out of 54 targets) and scored five touchdowns.
- Kris Hutson has reeled in 25 passes while averaging 37.8 yards per game.
- Chase Cota has a total of 319 receiving yards so far this year, hauling in 24 throws and scoring one touchdown.
- DJ Johnson has collected 6.0 sacks to pace the team, while also picking up 6.0 TFL and 20 tackles.
- Noah Sewell is the team’s top-tackler this year. He’s picked up 36 tackles, 2.0 TFL, and one sack.
- Christian Gonzalez has picked off a team-high three passes. He also has 31 tackles, 1.0 TFL, and three passes defended to his name.
Washington Betting Insights
- So far this year, Washington has put together a 4-5-0 record against the spread.
- Washington has hit the over in six of their nine games with a set total (66.7%).
Washington Stats & Insights
- Washington’s offense has been paving the way for the team, as it ranks ninth-best in the FBS with 495.6 total yards per contest. In terms of defense, it is ceding 355.3 total yards per game, which ranks 41st.
- Washington’s offensive attack has been paving the way for the team, as it ranks 13th-best in the FBS with 38.6 points per game. In terms of defense, it is allowing 26.9 points per game, which ranks 73rd.
- Washington’s pass offense has been thriving, compiling 370.2 passing yards per game (best) this season. Defensively, it ranks 81st by giving up 237.8 passing yards per game.
- Washington ranks 98th in the FBS with 125.3 rushing yards per game, but it has been led by its defense, which ranks 25th-best by surrendering just 117.6 rushing yards per contest.
- Washington ranks ninth-worst in third-down conversion percentage allowed (47.1%), but at least it has been getting things done on the other side of the ball, ranking third-best in third-down rate (54.6%).
- Washington sports a +3 turnover margin this season, which ranks 45th in the FBS.
Washington’s Best Players
- Michael Penix Jr. has thrown for 3,232 yards on 66.5% passing while tossing 23 touchdown passes with five interceptions this season.
- The team’s top rusher, Wayne Taulapapa, has carried the ball 92 times for 476 yards (52.9 per game) with six touchdowns. He’s also caught 20 passes for 199 yards and one touchdown.
- Cameron Davis has racked up 384 yards (on 79 carries) with 10 touchdowns.
- Odunze has totaled 57 catches this season and his team-high yardage total sits at 858 (95.3 yards per game). He’s been targeted 84 times and has six touchdowns.
- Jalen McMillan has caught 49 passes and compiled 670 receiving yards (74.4 per game) with six touchdowns.
- Ja’Lynn Polk’s 48 targets have resulted in 28 catches for 433 yards and four touchdowns.
- Bralen Trice leads the team with 6.5 sacks, and also has 6.0 TFL and 18 tackles.
- Alex Cook, Washington’s tackle leader, has 41 tackles and 2.0 TFL this year.
- Asa Turner leads the team with two interceptions, while also collecting 19 tackles and two passes defended.
