Monday at 05:11 PM3 days Administrator No. Oregon Vs. UCLA Set For 12:30 PM On CBS EUGENE, Ore. – The Oregon football team's Week 6 game against UCLA in Autzen Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 10, will kick off at 12:30 p.m. PT and will be broadcast on CBS, the Big Ten Conference announced on Monday morning. The No. 15 Ducks (3-1, 1-0 Big Ten) are on a bye this week after opening conference play with a top-25 road win over USC this past Saturday. The No. 23 Bruins (4-0, 1-0 Big Ten) are also off this week following a 54-3 win at Maryland. Single-game tickets and a five-game conference B1G plan are available at www.GoDucks.com/fbtix. Mr. OBD
Monday at 05:25 PM3 days No. Better than NBC. They were all but rooting for USC. Not to mention that clown at halftime. Edited Monday at 05:25 PM3 days by OregonDucks
Monday at 09:13 PM3 days No. We seem to be missing out on the Fox Big Noon Saturday spots. I figured this would be a perfect one with two ranked teams! We even got this exact matchup on Gameday a few years back (still drying off from that 5:30AM down pour!).
Monday at 09:51 PM3 days Moderator No. Glad OBD has a relatively early bye week. Good incremental improvement the last couple weeks and having the extra time for uninterrupted practice is going to be so valuable going forward. UCLA should be an unexpectedly competitive game.
Wednesday at 11:03 PM1 day No. Only problem with CBS is New Weasel, (Neuhiesel) can be a real moron and is a UCLA homer.
Wednesday at 11:16 PM1 day No. After watching a replay of Purdue vs UCLA it sure looks like the UCLA defensive DB's are sub par. DR ought to dice them up nicely.
10 minutes ago10 min No. On 9/28/2026 at 2:13 PM, Babyjesus615 said:We seem to be missing out on the Fox Big Noon Saturday spots. I figured this would be a perfect one with two ranked teams! We even got this exact matchup on Gameday a few years back (still drying off from that 5:30AM down pour!).Because even Fox knows that a 9am start time on the west coast isn't great for a west coast game.
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