An interesting season in Oregon - OSU history.

 

The Beavs will be the underdog from a betting odds standpoint for the first time this season.  They are 8-3, and 7-4 vs "the spread."

 

The Ducks were an underdog in Seattle.  They are 10-1, and 8-2-1 vs "the spread."

 

Wonder how long it has been, if ever, that Ducks and Beavs were favored 21 of 22 games entering the Civil War?

Well they just lost a key cog in their OL.   Their starting left guard is lost for the season with an injury.  No details on what sort of injury.

 

Never like to hear this, rival or not.

 

Aside from this, I preface this with I am not a bettor nor do I fully understand how all that works in Vegas.   What I do know is Vegas has been pretty accurate this year and while lines move a bit as the game gets closer (and this one may) I sure hope Vegas is 100% accurate this time.😉

They certainly ended up under the dawgs.

 

I have a feeling they will stay under the Ducks as well. We will fowl it all up for the hopeful little rodents!

 

Some more of this!

Hope Bucky gets a Jeremiah Johnson-esque, "NOOO000ooo... Get Him!!", moment, on Friday!

Edited November 20, 20232 yr by woundedknees

As long as we have been debating Canzano in another thread, just wondering if it's okay to rain on Nick Daschel the Beav beat writer at the O? ( I never said I was noble 😉)

 

He must be in total meltdown mode reading that the Beavs are underdogs.  He would expect the Beavs to be favored heavily against Alabama and Georgia.  Oh and he clearly hates the DUCKS big time.

There’s always this gem. 
 

 

My personal favorite play against Oregon State was Keenan Howry’s punt return for a TD.

 

If I recall correctly, the rain started to come down even harder immediately after this TD to the cheers of the Oregon fans. It was like we were getting a little assist from someone up above.  

Edited November 22, 20232 yr by OregonDucks

On 11/20/2023 at 11:58 AM, Haywarduck said:

 

I love those uniforms and wish we were wearing just green and yellow for this Civil War.