Who wins at the Coliseum?
Oregon opens Big Ten play on the road. USC comes home unbeaten after a seven-point win at Rutgers.
TakeScoreboard · Oregon at USC
Call your shot.
Big Ten play. The Coliseum. A road test with receipts. Put both quarterbacks on the board, call a Jamari Johnson catch, and pick how far USC’s biggest play will go. Thirteen calls. One tie-breaker.
Week 3 finalOregon 84–0 Portland StateSee 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 use games through September 19: Oregon stats and USC stats. 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 — 31.5
The Ducks scored 34 and 31 against FBS opponents before the Portland State blowout. USC has allowed 30 and 35 in its last two games.
USC points — 33.5
USC averages 43 points, but Oregon is a tougher test. The Ducks allowed 27 and 39 in their two FBS games; five touchdowns would clear this line.
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Stars & yardage
Dante Moore passing yards — 279.5
Moore averages 283 passing yards. USC allows 203.8 a game, but Rutgers just threw for 292. This line expects a full night from Oregon’s starter.
Jordon Davison rushing yards — 64.5
Davison has 194 yards on 33 carries, or 64.7 per game. USC allows 113.8 rushing yards per game; the line stays near his current workload.
Dierre Hill Jr. rushing yards — 39.5
Hill’s totals are 36, 74 and 11. His three-game average is 40.3, and a shared backfield makes the old Portland State line too high for this matchup.
Dakorien Moore receiving yards — 64.5
Moore has 192 yards on 11 catches, averaging 64 a game. One deep connection could decide a line set close to his season pace.
Evan Stewart receiving yards — 74.5
Stewart has posted 72, 78 and 72 yards. The line sits near that steady production, with more starter snaps likely than against Portland State.
Jayden Maiava passing yards — 274.5
USC’s quarterback averages 293.3 yards and threw for 277 at Rutgers. Oregon’s defense earns a modest adjustment below his season average.
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How it unfolds
Bigger Oregon scoring margin: first half or second half?
Subtract USC’s points from Oregon’s in each half of regulation. A +21 margin beats +7; −1 beats −7. Equal margins mean Same margin.
Oregon sacks of USC — 1.5
Oregon has five sacks in three games, while USC has allowed just three in four. Two Oregon sacks take the over.
Will Jamari Johnson catch a pass in this game?
Johnson missed Oregon’s last two games. Yes requires at least one official reception. If he does not play or records zero catches, No wins. Two-point tries do not count.
USC’s longest play from scrimmage — 44.5 yards
USC had a 52-yard pass at Rutgers and a season long of 68. Count its 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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