Game options picked for the networks: Pacific Time

Rutgers at Northwestern - 9:00 - Peacock

Indiana at Michigan - 9:00 - Fox

Oregon at Illinois - Noon - B1GN

Iowa at Minnesota - 12:30 - FS1

Michigan State at UCLA - 12:30 - CBS

USC at Wisconsin - 4:30 - NBC

byes: Maryland, Nebraska, Ohio St, Penn St, Purdue, Washington

Odds for the Illinois Game - Ducks favored by 12.5? OBD has covered twice in six games this season.

Oregon Ducks On SI

Oregon vs. Illinois Betting Odds Come With Warning Sign f...

After a narrow 17-14 win over the Nebraska Cornhuskers at home in Autzen Stadium, the Ducks head on the road to start a crucial lineup of games that will determ

Slightly off topic but I just noticed that the Northwestern game following the Illinois game will be only available on streaming via Peacock. I have got Peacock and the picture quality via streaming is superb but this is going to frustrate quite a few people IMHO.

I use methstreams and adblocker for all my sportsviewing needs if not on free over the air TV.

That will be Northwestern's third straight Peacock game.

5 hours ago, Jon Joseph said:

Odds for the Illinois Game - Ducks favored by 12.5? OBD has covered twice in six games this season.

Oregon Ducks On SI

Oregon vs. Illinois Betting Odds Come With Warning Sign f...

After a narrow 17-14 win over the Nebraska Cornhuskers at home in Autzen Stadium, the Ducks head on the road to start a crucial lineup of games that will determ

Illinois defense is 92nd and they have a new freshman QB who could be lights out, but he's never thrown against our level of DBs before.

I also think we may have somewhat turned a corner on the OL with Tofi at LG.

The line seems fine with a high uncertainty band on the QB for both sides LOL.

Oregon games are being buried by Fox, CBS, and NBC/Peacock. In 2026, I doubt Oregon will come close to the viewer numbers since Lanning's arrival.

Week 7: Ohio State at Indiana, noon Eastern, and Nebraska at Oregon, 11 PM Eastern, cost the Big Ten millions of viewers.

On the East Coast, the Nebraska game ended at 2:45 AM, partly due to a flag-happy group of refs. The referee for this crew sucked in the Pac-12 and its SSDD in the Big Ten.

Tony Petitti, or his replacement if he retires before then, has to address KO times in the next media deal that begins in 2031.

This is USC's current string of consecutive TV games: 4:30 is obviously 7:30 pm ET

4:30 – NBC - Oregon

4:30 – NBC - Washington

4:30 – NBC - @ Penn State

4:30 – NBC - @ Wisconsin

4:30 – NBC - Ohio State - will be USC's 6th NBC game this season

@ Indiana

5 hours ago, HDuck said:

This is USC's current string of consecutive TV games: 4:30 is obviously 7:30 pm ET

4:30 – NBC - Oregon

4:30 – NBC - Washington

4:30 – NBC - @ Penn State

4:30 – NBC - @ Wisconsin

4:30 – NBC - Ohio State - will be USC's 6th NBC game this season

@ Indiana

Oddly, unlike Oregon, no 9:00 AM PST, or 8:00 PM PST starts.