Who wins at Autzen?
Oregon returns home after beating USC. UCLA arrives unbeaten; both teams have a bye before this Big Ten matchup.
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Call your shot.
Back at Autzen. Put your next call on the record. Call Dylan Raiola’s passing yards, Jamari Johnson’s receiving yards, a Jalen Lott catch, and Oregon’s tackles for loss. Thirteen calls. One tie-breaker.
Week 4 finalOregon 41–27 USCSee results →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.
Team lines use the September 27 All Takes power ratings: Oregon 25.11 − UCLA 14.78 + 2.5 home field = Oregon by 12.83. A 60-point total implies 36.415–23.585, rounded to 36.5–23.5. Player lines use games through September 26: Oregon stats and UCLA stats. Lines are fixed when the card opens. All official game stats include overtime except the half-margin call. A player who does not play finishes with zero for that prop.
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Set the scoreboard
3 pts
Oregon points — 36.5
All Takes ratings plus home field favor Oregon by 12.83. With a 60-point total, Oregon’s implied score is 36.415, rounded to a half-point contest line.
UCLA points — 23.5
The same 60-point total and 12.83-point Oregon margin imply 23.585 for UCLA. The two rounded contest lines still add to 60.
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Stars & yardage
Dylan Raiola passing yards — 269.5
Raiola threw for 289 yards at USC. UCLA allows 225.8 passing yards per game. This line assumes a substantial workload; if he does not play, his total is zero.
Jordon Davison rushing yards — 59.5
Davison averages 65 rushing yards. UCLA allows just 91.3 rushing yards per game, so this line sits below his season pace.
Dierre Hill Jr. rushing yards — 39.5
Hill averages 46 yards in a shared backfield. UCLA’s opponents average 2.7 yards per rush; 40 yards clears this matchup-adjusted line.
Dakorien Moore receiving yards — 59.5
Moore has 234 receiving yards through four games, averaging 58.5. The line stays near his season pace.
Evan Stewart receiving yards — 69.5
Stewart has 278 yards on 22 catches, averaging 69.5 yards per game. Seventy receiving yards takes the over.
Jamari Johnson receiving yards — 64.5
Johnson caught seven passes for 119 yards at USC. He has 176 yards in two appearances; this line allows for shared targets and a tougher pass defense.
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How it unfolds
Bigger Oregon scoring margin: first half or second half?
Subtract UCLA’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 — 3.5
Oregon has 13 tackles for loss in four games; UCLA has allowed 10 in four. Use Oregon’s official team total, including sacks once. Four tackles for loss takes the over.
Will Jalen Lott record a reception?
Yes requires at least one official reception. If Lott does not play or records zero catches, No wins. Two-point tries do not count.
UCLA’s longest play from scrimmage — 49.5 yards
UCLA’s longest plays in its four games were 53, 45, 47 and 83 yards. Count the longest official rush or completed pass, including yards after catch. Returns, penalty-only gains and nullified plays do not count. A 50-yard play takes the over.
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Exact combined points
Closest total wins a tie. If still tied, the earlier submitted card gets the nod.
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