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Oregon at Michigan odds: Early point spread released, How to Watch

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Oregon travels to Ann Arbor on Saturday for a big-time Big Ten matchup against Michigan inside the Big House

The Ducks look to remain undefeated after taking down a ranked Illinois team on Saturday, while the upset-minded Wolverines are seeking its signature win of the season under first-year head coach Sherrone Moore.

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Heading into game week, Oregon has opened as a 13.5-point favorite over Michigan on the road, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.

The over/under point spread is set at 47.5.

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How to watch Oregon vs. Michigan

Time: 3:30 p.m. ET, Saturday, Nov. 2
Channel: CBS, Paramount+, Fubo TV (Streaming)
Location: Michigan Stadium – Ann Arbor, Michigan

Despite being two staple programs of college football, the Oregon Ducks and Michigan Wolverines have matched up five times in the past. The last matchup came in 2007, which saw the Ducks dominate the Wolverines 39-7 in Ann Arbor.

Given the fact that neither program have historically matched up very often, Oregon has not won in Ann Arbor since that 2007 matchup. Before that, you’d have to turn the record book back to 1973.

That 1973 matchup is the last time Michigan defeated the Ducks despite leading the all-time series 3-2.

A lot has changed in the nearly two decades since these teams last met, and Oregon is one of the top contenders for the College Football Playoffs while the Wolverines are the regining nation champions. Although it doesn’t appear that Michigan will find themselves back in the CFP at the end of the regular season, the magnitude of this matchup can still be felt.

Looking ahead to this matchup, Ducks quarterback Dillon Gabriel has impressed in his sixth season of college football. Meanwhile, the Wolverines’ defensive unit has given up 30 points only one time this season. How the defense attacks Gabriel could dictate the pace of the game, but the question of whether the Michigan offense can hold its own remains to be seen.