Who leaves Stillwater with the win?
The foundational take. Worth three because road tests do not grade on a curve.
The Ducks are taking the show to Stillwater. Call the first road test before breakfast. Make 13 calls on Oregon–Oklahoma State, then plant a number for the tie-breaker. Your Week 1 receipts stay put while this card adds the next line to your record.
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The foundational take. Worth three because road tests do not grade on a curve.
Oregon scored 34 against Boise State and 69 against these Cowboys last year. The road setting pulls the line back toward earth.
The Cowboys scored 10 at Tulsa after managing three against Oregon last season. Two touchdowns beat the line.
Moore opened with 378 against Boise State and threw for 266 against Oklahoma State last year; Tulsa just posted 227 through the air on the Cowboys.
Davison went for 90 on 12 carries in Week 1. Oklahoma State allowed Tulsa 134 team rushing yards in its opener.
Hill had 36 in the opener and flashed a 53-yard run against these Cowboys last year. This line can turn on one crease.
Moore posted 93 against Boise State and 69 receiving yards against Oklahoma State last season. One more yard than last year takes the over.
Stewart caught eight balls for 72 yards in his return. Oklahoma State allowed 227 passing yards to Tulsa, but Oregon has mouths to feed.
McClellan erupted for 150 in Week 1 and led Oregon with 76 receiving yards against Oklahoma State last year. The line splits the encore from the matchup history.
Compare Oregon’s points minus Oklahoma State’s points in each half. If those two Oregon margins match, the push is live.
Oregon got home three times in Week 1. Oklahoma State allowed two sacks while throwing 49 passes at Tulsa.
We’ll use the player at left guard on Oregon’s first offensive snap.
Oklahoma State gave it away four times at Tulsa. Count every interception and lost fumble by either team.
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Call Your Shot · 2026
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