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TakeScoreboard · Oregon at Oklahoma State

Call your shot.

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 card

Make the call

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.

1

Set the scoreboard

Who leaves Stillwater with the win?

The foundational take. Worth three because road tests do not grade on a curve.

3 pts

Oregon points — 44.5

Oregon scored 34 against Boise State and 69 against these Cowboys last year. The road setting pulls the line back toward earth.

2 pts

Oklahoma State points — 13.5

The Cowboys scored 10 at Tulsa after managing three against Oregon last season. Two touchdowns beat the line.

2 pts
2

Stars & yardage

Dante Moore passing yards — 299.5

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.

1 pt

Jordon Davison rushing yards — 79.5

Davison went for 90 on 12 carries in Week 1. Oklahoma State allowed Tulsa 134 team rushing yards in its opener.

1 pt

Dierre Hill Jr. rushing yards — 39.5

Hill had 36 in the opener and flashed a 53-yard run against these Cowboys last year. This line can turn on one crease.

1 pt

Dakorien Moore receiving yards — 69.5

Moore posted 93 against Boise State and 69 receiving yards against Oklahoma State last season. One more yard than last year takes the over.

1 pt

Evan Stewart receiving yards — 59.5

Stewart caught eight balls for 72 yards in his return. Oklahoma State allowed 227 passing yards to Tulsa, but Oregon has mouths to feed.

1 pt

Jeremiah McClellan receiving yards — 84.5

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.

1 pt
3

How it unfolds

Bigger Oregon scoring margin: first half or second half?

Compare Oregon’s points minus Oklahoma State’s points in each half. If those two Oregon margins match, the push is live.

1 pt

Oregon sacks of Oklahoma State — 2.5

Oregon got home three times in Week 1. Oklahoma State allowed two sacks while throwing 49 passes at Tulsa.

1 pt

Who starts at left guard for Oregon?

We’ll use the player at left guard on Oregon’s first offensive snap.

1 pt

Total turnovers in the game — 2.5

Oklahoma State gave it away four times at Tulsa. Count every interception and lost fumble by either team.

1 pt
4

Plant a number

Exact combined points

Closest total wins a tie. If still tied, the earlier submitted card gets the nod.

Tie-break
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