How to Watch Oregon vs Colorado | Live Stream & Start Time

The No. 13 Oregon Ducks (3-0) and the No. 18 Colorado Buffaloes (3-0) square off on Saturday, September 23, 2023 at Autzen Stadium in a clash of Pac-12 foes. Check out the article below for all the details you need to know, including how to watch this game on Fubo.

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Oregon vs. Colorado Game Time and How to Watch

Game Day: Saturday, September 23, 2023
Game Time: 3:30 PM ET
TV Channel: ABC
Location: Eugene, Oregon
Stadium: Autzen Stadium
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Moneyline Favorite: Oregon (-900)
Spread: Ducks (-18)
Total: 70.5

Oregon vs. Colorado Stats and Insights

Oregon has 127 more points than its opponents this season (42.3 per game). Colorado has scored 33 more points than its opponents (11.0 per game).
Oregon has averaged 27.7 more points scored this season (58) than Colorado has allowed (30.3).
In games where the Ducks score more than 30.3 points they have put together a record of 3-0.
This year Colorado scores 25.6 more points per game (41.3) than Oregon gives up (15.7).
In games where the Buffaloes score over 15.7 points this season, they have put together a record of 3-0.

Oregon vs. Colorado Recent Meetings

Over their last two meetings, Oregon has collected two wins versus Colorado.
The two teams have gone over the point total on one occasion while sharing an even 1-1 record in their games against the spread.
Over their last two head-to-head matchups, Oregon has scored 101 points, while Colorado has compiled 39.

Top Performers

Oregon

In three games for the Ducks, Bo Nix has led the charge with 893 yards (297.7 yards per game) while recording eight touchdowns, zero interceptions and a 77.6% completion percentage.
In addition to the numbers he’s produced through the air, Nix has also contributed 60 rushing yards and zero touchdowns in three games.
As part of the Ducks’ ground attack, Mar’Keise Irving has rushed for 216 yards and three touchdowns on 8 YPC.
As a receiver, Irving has compiled 12 receptions on 13 targets for 95 yards and zero touchdowns.
Jordan James has scampered for 155 yards (51.7 yards per carry) and five rushing touchdowns for the Ducks in 2023.
As an important piece of the Ducks’ passing game, Troy Franklin has racked up 292 receiving yards and three touchdowns on 17 receptions.
As part of the Ducks’ defensive unit, Tysheem Johnson has delivered 15 tackles, two TFL, and one sack in three games.
Jeffrey Bassa has hit the gridiron for three games, totaling one interception to go along with 15 tackles, one TFL, and one pass defended for the Ducks.
As part of the Ducks’ defensive unit, Khyree Jackson has registered two interceptions to go along with nine tackles, one TFL, and two passes defended in three games.
Bryce Boettcher, as part of the Ducks’ defensive unit, has delivered one sack to go with one TFL and 10 tackles in three games.

Colorado

Shedeur Sanders has passed for 1,251 yards (417 per game), completing 78.7% of his throws, with 10 touchdowns and one interception in three games.
Dylan Edwards has rushed for 136 yards (45.3 per game) and one touchdown in three games.
Edwards also has 14 receptions for 160 yards and three TDs.
Xavier Weaver has 25 catches for 386 yards (128.7 per game) and two touchdowns in three games.
In the passing game, Jimmy Horn Jr. has scored two TDs, catching 26 balls for 247 yards (82.3 per game).
Trevor Woods has been wreaking havoc on defense, registering two interceptions to go with 17 tackles and three passes defended for the Buffaloes.
Shilo Sanders has delivered 17 tackles and one interception in three games for the Buffaloes.
The Buffaloes’ Marvin Ham II has registered 20 tackles, one TFL, and one sack in three games.
Jordan Domineck has collected one sack to go with four TFL and 12 tackles in three games for the Buffaloes.