College Football· Semana 7

Nebraska5-1 · visitante

Oregon3-2 · local

• Nebraska contra Oregon65¢
• Nebraska vs. Oregon: 1H Moneyline>99¢
• Nebraska vs. Oregon: 2Q Moneyline>99¢
• Hándicap: Nebraska (-0.5)78¢
• Hándicap: Nebraska (-1.5)63¢
• Hándicap: Nebraska (-2.5)63¢
• Hándicap: Oregon (-0.5)62¢
• Hándicap: Nebraska (-3.5)53¢
• Hándicap del 4.º cuarto: Oregon (-1.5)53¢
• Hándicap del 4.º cuarto: Oregon (-2.5)53¢
• Nebraska vs. Oregon: 2H Moneyline51¢
• Nebraska vs. Oregon: 4Q Moneyline51¢

En el próximo partido de fútbol americano universitario entre Nebraska y Oregon, programado para el 17 de octubre a las 13:00 ET: Este mercado se resolverá como "Nebraska" si Nebraska gana el partido. Este mercado se resolverá como "Oregon" si Oregon gana el partido. La prórroga se incluye si se disputa. Si el partido termina en empate, este mercado se resolverá al 50-50. Si se aplaza el partido, este mercado permanecerá abierto hasta que se haya disputado. Si el partido se cancela por completo y no se disputa otro en su lugar, este mercado se resolverá 50-50.

Oregon enters Saturday’s Big Ten matchup at Autzen Stadium as the consensus favorite despite significant quarterback uncertainty after Dante Moore’s extended concussion absence and uneven play from Dylan Raiola and Brock Thomas in a 17-15 home loss to UCLA. The Ducks (3-2, 1-1) face added pressure to stabilize their offense and avoid a second straight defeat that would further damage their standing. Nebraska (5-1, 2-1) seeks a bounce-back win following a narrow 20-17 home loss to defending champion Indiana, relying on dynamic quarterback Anthony Colandrea’s dual-threat production and a stout rushing attack. Key factors include Oregon’s home-field edge in Eugene, Nebraska’s series lead and recent Big Ten form, multiple Oregon injuries on defense and at wideout, and both teams’ need for momentum in a late-night contest with playoff implications.