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

The No. 10 Oregon Ducks (4-0) hit the road for a Pac-12 showdown against the Stanford Cardinal (1-3) on Saturday, September 30, 2023 at Stanford Stadium. Look below for more important details, including how to watch this matchup on Fubo.

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Oregon vs. Stanford Game Time and How to Watch

Game Day: Saturday, September 30, 2023
Game Time: 6:30 PM ET
TV Channel: Pac-12 Network
Location: Stanford, California
Stadium: Stanford Stadium
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Moneyline Favorite: Oregon (-5000)
Spread: Ducks (-26)
Total: 61

Oregon vs. Stanford Stats and Insights

Oregon has scored a total of 163 more points than its opponents this year (40.7 per game), while Stanford has been outscored by 41 points (10.3 per game).
Oregon, on average, scores 21.2 more points (54) than Stanford allows (32.8).
In games where the Ducks score more than 32.8 points they have put together a record of 4-0.
This season Stanford averages 9.2 more points per game (22.5) than Oregon gives up (13.3).
When they go over what the Ducks give up this season (13.3 points per game), the Cardinal are 1-2.

Oregon vs. Stanford Recent Meetings

The last two times Stanford and Oregon have played, the two teams share a split 1-1 record.
In their most recent two head-to-head meetings, each team has covered one time with those games hitting the over on the total on one occasion.
Over their last two head-to-head contests, Oregon has put up 69 points, while Stanford has posted 58.

Top Performers

Oregon

In four games for the Ducks, Bo Nix has led the way with 1,169 yards (292.3 yards per game) while compiling 11 touchdowns, one interception and a 79.4% completion percentage.
Nix has been providing value on the ground, as he’s scrambled for 69 yards (4.3 YPC) and one rushing touchdown in four games.
Troy Franklin has been a key cog for the Ducks, totaling 418 receiving yards and five touchdowns on 25 catches.
Mar’Keise Irving has scampered for 305 rushing yards (76.3 yards per game) and three touchdowns while averaging 8.2 yards per carry in four games for the Ducks.
In the passing game, Irving has caught 15 balls on 16 targets for 114 yards and zero touchdowns.
In four games for the Ducks, Jordan James has amassed 209 rushing yards (7.5 yards per carry) and six touchdowns.
Jordan Burch has helped carry the Ducks’ defense with eight tackles, three TFL, and three sacks in four games.
As part of the Ducks’ defense, Tysheem Johnson has recorded one sack to go with two TFL and 19 tackles in four games.
The Ducks’ defense has been helped by the play of Khyree Jackson, who has suited up for four games and posted two interceptions to go along with 13 tackles, one TFL, and two passes defended.
The Ducks’ defensive unit has been aided by Jamal Hill, who has suited up for four games, totaling two sacks to go with nine tackles.

Stanford

In four games, Ashton Daniels has passed for 534 yards (133.5 per game), with three touchdowns and two interceptions, and a completion percentage of 59.2%.
On the ground, Daniels has scored zero touchdowns and accumulated 60 yards.
In four games, Benjamin Yurosek has 15 catches for 227 yards (56.8 per game) and one touchdown.
Casey Filkins has rushed for 184 yards (46 per game) and one touchdown in four games.
In four games, Justin Lamson has thrown for 307 yards (76.8 per game), with zero touchdowns and one interception, and a completion percentage of 46.3%.
In addition, Lamson has rushed for 96 yards and one TD.
As a playmaker on defense, the Cardinal’s David Bailey has registered 11 tackles, five TFL, and four sacks in four games.
Scotty Edwards has been causing chaos on defense, amassing one interception to go with 13 tackles, one TFL, one sack, and one pass defended for the Cardinal.
Alaka’i Gilman has 19 tackles in four games.
The Cardinal’s Collin Wright has delivered 13 tackles, one TFL, and one interception in four games.