The Oregon Ducks take on the Washington Huskies in Seattle on Saturday, Nov. 29. Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS.
Oregon is favored by 6.5 points on the spread with a moneyline of -260. Washington, meanwhile, enters as a +6.5 underdog and is +210 on the moneyline to pull off the upset. The over/under sits at 51 total points.
Here’s my Oregon vs. Washington prediction and college football picks for Saturday, November 29.
Oregon vs Washington Prediction
- Oregon vs. Washington Pick: Washington +7 (Play to +6)
My Washington vs. Oregon best bet is on the Huskies to cover the spread. Find the best line available on our live NCAAF odds page.
Oregon vs Washington Odds
| Oregon Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
-6.5 -115 | 51 -110o / -110u | -260 |
| Washington Odds | ||
|---|---|---|
| Spread | Total | Moneyline |
+6.5 -105 | 51 -110o / -110u | +210 |
- Oregon vs Washington Spread: Oregon -6.5, Washington +6.5
- Oregon vs Washington Over/Under: 51 Points
- Oregon vs Washington Moneyline: Oregon -260, Washington +210
Oregon vs Washington College Football Betting Preview
Oregon Ducks Betting Preview: CFP Seeding Up For Grabs
Very few teams have more on the line than Oregon this week.
Obviously, it's always important for the Duck faithful to take out their rival to the north in Washington.
Beyond that, Oregon would secure a home game in the College Football Playoff with a win, likely finishing no worse than sixth in the committee's rankings.
A loss would certainly drop the Ducks outside the top eight for a home game and could put them in a precarious position to miss the playoff altogether.
Oregon is also still alive for the Big Ten Championship game, needing a win and a Michigan victory over Ohio State to make back-to-back trips to Indianapolis.
The Ducks looked dominant last week in a home win over USC, as the Trojans couldn't match Oregon's level of physicality.
For the season, Oregon ranks inside the top 15 in both Offensive and Defensive Success Rate, a sign of real balance for Dan Lanning's team.
Quarterback Dante Moore continues to look more comfortable within the offense, and running back Noah Whittington is a beast, averaging over four yards after contact.
As solid as the Ducks have looked recently, Saturday will be a real test in a hostile environment against a talented Washington team.
Oregon will also be a bit banged up this week with center Iapani Laloulu, wide receiver Evan Stewart and other key pieces in doubt.
Washington has been a much better team at home all season and will challenge the Oregon defense, given the Huskies have legitimate threats in both the running and passing game.
Getting off to a fast start in Seattle will be key for the Ducks to avoid having to play from behind and getting the crowd more into the game.
Washington Huskies Betting Preview: Regional Pride on the Line
Other than the game at Wisconsin, Washington has beaten the teams it was supposed to beat and lost the two games it was an underdog (Ohio State, at Michigan).
Head coach Jedd Fisch's team has an opportunity to flip that script and pull off an upset over a top-10 team on Saturday afternoon.
To have a chance to do that, quarterback Demond Williams Jr. will need to keep playing at a high level. Williams has been efficient for much of the season, throwing for over 2,700 yards and also regularly using his legs to make plays on the perimeter.
He has combined for 25 touchdowns and will have to be at his best to have success against a very solid Oregon defense.
The good news for the Huskies is that running back Jonah Coleman will also be available in this one. When healthy, he's easily one of the best backs in all of America.
If Washington can take care of the ball and convert in short-yardage situations, there are paths to plenty of points in this one.
Defensively, it all starts with stopping the Oregon running game and making Moore beat you. Fortunately for Washington, that's a strength for the Huskies, ranking 21st in Rushing Success Rate allowed and 15th in explosiveness allowed.
Linebacker Taariq Al-Uqdah will have a lot on his shoulders when it comes to slowing down Whittington and also spying Moore when he wants to use his legs.
If the Huskies can force a turnover or two early, that could lead to Moore panicking and not playing anywhere near his best.
Oregon vs Washington Pick, Betting Analysis
I think this game is destined to come right down to the final minutes, so I love the value on the Huskies at home as touchdown underdogs.
Washington has gone under the radar more than just about any team this season. It's much better than the casual fan realizes.
On top of that, Fisch has been a great ATS coach as an underdog and should be able to scheme up a couple of drives early on in this one.
Give me the Huskies to put a major scare into Oregon's postseason aspirations, potentially winning outright, but certainly covering the number.
Pick: Washington +7 (Play to +6)
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