Friday, November 22, 2024

USC vs. Oregon et al

The College Football Playoff picture is starting to crystallize, and each weekend offers important decisions as teams jockey for four spots on the field.

No. 3 Michigan wins a key early marquee game, defeating No. 1 in a crucial Big Ten matchup. 10 stifled Penn State. No. 8 Alabama delivered the most compelling result of the day, knocking off Kentucky in an SEC West-clinching beatdown in Lexington. Then, no. 5 Washington beat Utah 35-28 to keep its Pac-12 title and CFP hopes alive.

Beyond that, it was an easy day for the other undefeated CFP contenders, beating Michigan State 38-3 against No. 1 Ohio State and beat No. 2 Georgia. 9 outscored Ole Miss 52-17.

Here’s what we’ll see tonight:

Time: 10:30 pm ET | TV: Fox | Line: UO -15.5 | Total: 73.5

Oregon is looking more and more like a national championship-caliber team. The Ducks started the season 5-0 before dropping a heartbreaker to Washington in Seattle. If the Ducks want a rematch with Washington in the Pac-12 title game, they need to keep winning. That quest continues with the visit of the reeling USC Trojans. USC has lost three of its last four games, 6-0. Trojans head coach Lincoln Riley has finally fired his longtime defensive coordinator, Alex Grinch. Will the Trojans travel to Eugene to face the Bo Knicks and a high-flying Oregon offense make the difference?

Live updates

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    Duke made a 49-yard field goal to start overtime. UNC has a chance

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    UNC nails the game-tying field goal! We go to OT in Chapel Hill.

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    Touchdown Duke! Blue Devils lead with 41 seconds left!!

    Jordan Moore catches a 30-yard TD pass from Grayson Loftis on 4th and 7!

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    Another big pass play by Oregon for a score. So far, it’s been easy against this suspect USC defense. (failure 2PC)

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    Touchdown USC. A good response from the Trojans on that drive. MarShawn Lloyd finished it off in the 5th.

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