US EditionOregon hosts third top 10 matchup in 4 years versus Indiana: Sneak peek
Both undefeated teams vie for Big Ten Championship positioning as Oregon pursues its 24th straight regular-season win, with Indiana averaging 47.8 points per game, officials said.
- Saturday, No. 3 Oregon will host No. 7 Indiana at Autzen Stadium with kickoff at 3:30 pm EST, as both teams enter 5-0 with playoff implications.
- Oregon, coming off a midseason bye week, will leverage size, depth and talent at Autzen while hosting a third top-10 opponent in Dan Lanning's four seasons.
- Elijah Sarratt provides Indiana a reliable receiving threat, with 31 catches for 412 yards and six touchdowns, complementing Mendoza's 89 completions for 1,208 yards and 16 TDs.
- The winner gains a clearer path to the Big Ten Championship, with Oregon's 50-3 home record since 2017 and 23-game regular-season win streak boosting its home-field advantage.
- CBS Sports research notes the matchup's historical rarity, as Saturday is the first Big Ten game since 1904 between 5-0 teams with a +30 points-per-game differential.
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No. 3 Oregon’s pass defense braces for challenge from No. 7 Indiana
Third-ranked Oregon plays its second top-10 team in as many games when the Ducks host No. 7 Indiana on Saturday in another high-profile Big Ten football matchup at Eugene, Ore.The Ducks (5-0, 2-0 Big Ten) were flying high after a 30-24 double-overtime upset of then-No. 3 Penn State on the road on Sept. 27. Now they will be rested coming off a midseason bye week and playing at home.Oregon is looking for its 36th win in program history over a top-…
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Marietta Daily JournalNo. 3 Oregon's pass defense braces for challenge from No. 7 Indiana
Third-ranked Oregon plays its second top-10 team in as many games when the Ducks host No. 7 Indiana on Saturday in another high-profile Big Ten football matchup at Eugene, Ore.
Oregon hosts third top 10 matchup in 4 years versus Indiana: Sneak peek
Oregon will be hosting a top 10 matchup for a second year in a row and third time in Dan Lanning’s four seasons.The Ducks won both of those prior games, beating Ohio State last season and UCLA in 2022, and will look to do the same against Indiana on Saturday.
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