Can Oregon get off the mat against Nebraska?
A 17–15 home loss has Duck fans staring at the floor. Nebraska is 5–1 after a three-point loss to Indiana. Who leaves Autzen with a response?
TakeScoreboard · Oregon vs. Nebraska
Call your shot.
Fifteen points. Seven turnovers. That one hurt. Nebraska is next, and the quarterback question is wide open. Call Raiola and Thomas separately, keep Johnson on the board, and see whether the defense can give Autzen something to cheer.
Week 6 finalUCLA 17–15 OregonSee results →The card
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Pick a side on every line. Winner is worth three; each team-points line is worth two; all other graded calls are worth one. The exact-score total breaks ties.
Lines reflect games through October 10: Oregon stats and Nebraska stats. Both quarterback props use each player’s own official passing yards, regardless of who starts or how snaps are shared. A player who does not play finishes with zero. All official game stats include overtime except the half-margin call. Lines are fixed when this card opens.
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Set the scoreboard
3 pts
Oregon points — 27.5
Fifteen points and seven turnovers against UCLA call for a lower bar. Nebraska allows 15.2 points per game; Oregon needs four touchdowns to clear this line.
Nebraska points — 20.5
The Huskers scored 17 against Indiana after 48 against Maryland. Oregon allows 22 points per game and just held UCLA to 17. Three touchdowns takes the over.
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Quarterbacks & yardage
Dylan Raiola passing yards — 149.5
Raiola threw for 289 at USC, then 43 against UCLA. His role against his former team is uncertain. Count only Raiola’s official passing yards; no appearance means zero. No automatic void if Thomas starts.
Brock Thomas passing yards — 149.5
Thomas threw for 156 yards in the fourth quarter against UCLA. Can he take a larger role? Count only Thomas’s official passing yards; no appearance means zero. No automatic void if Raiola starts.
Jordon Davison rushing yards — 49.5
Davison averages 60.2 yards but managed 41 against UCLA. Nebraska allows 94.7 rushing yards per game; the line comes down for a shared backfield.
Dierre Hill Jr. rushing yards — 39.5
Hill ran for 44 against UCLA and averages 45.6. Forty yards clears a line set below that pace against Nebraska’s run defense.
Dakorien Moore receiving yards — 54.5
Moore had 77 yards against UCLA and averages 62.2. Nebraska allows 181.5 passing yards per game, so this line sits below his season average.
Evan Stewart receiving yards — 59.5
Stewart caught five passes for 74 yards, including Thomas’s touchdown, against UCLA. His season average is 70.4; quarterback uncertainty and Nebraska’s coverage lower the line.
Jamari Johnson receiving yards — 39.5
Johnson’s three appearances have produced 57, 119 and 13 yards. The line comes down after UCLA, with targets shared among several receivers.
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How it unfolds
Bigger Oregon scoring margin: first half or second half?
Subtract Nebraska’s points from Oregon’s in each half of regulation. A +21 margin beats +7; −1 beats −7. Equal margins mean Same margin.
Oregon tackles for loss — 4.5
The defense gave Oregon a chance with five tackles for loss against UCLA. Nebraska has allowed 32 in six games. Use the official team total, including sacks once. Five tackles for loss takes the over.
Nebraska’s longest play from scrimmage — 44.5 yards
Nebraska’s season-long rush is 59 yards; its longest completion is 51. Count the longest official rush or completed pass, including yards after catch. Returns, penalty-only gains and nullified plays do not count. A 45-yard play takes the over.
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