Gameday Central: Oregon Ducks at Arizona Wildcats
The Ducks will square off against Arizona tonight in the desert for their first of two games this season against Pac-12 South programs.
The 6 p.m. PT kick figures to be a good atmosphere, as the Wildcats announced a sell-out earlier this week. Dan Lanning’s program will go for its fifth win in a row, hoping to head into next week’s bye on a high note.
No. 12 Oregon (4-1, 2-0) at Arizona (3-2, 1-1)
When: Saturday, Oct. 8 at 6 p.m. PT
Where: Arizona Stadium; Tucson, Ariz.
TV: Pac-12 Networks
Stream: fuboTV
Listen:
- Eugene (590 AM/95.3 FM/98.1 FM)
- Portland (1080 AM)
- TuneIn Radio: App or tunein.com
- Online: GoDucks GameDay App or GoDucks.com/LiveAudio
Betting line (via Vegas Insider)
- Spread: Oregon -13
- Total: 70.5
- Moneyline: Oregon -525, Arizona +360
Oregon Injury report
Probable
- RB Byron Cardwell
- LB Noah Sewell
- LB Justin Flowe
- WR Caleb Chapman
Out
- OL Steven Jones
- DL Popo Aumavae
- DL Macael Afaese
- DL Sua’ava Poti
ScoopDuck staff predictions
- Oregon vs Arizona Score
- Surprise Storyline of the Game
- ScoopDuck Predictions: Offensive Player of the Game
- ScoopDuck Predictions: Defensive Player of the Game
Pregame reading
- Friday Night Lights: Oregon Coaches Hit the Road
- Three Keys to Victory
- Oregon nearing top-10 recruiting class following latest commitment
- What’s Next at OL Recruiting for Oregon?
- ScoopDuck Eval: Bryce Boulton
- Oregon Lands Commitment from Bryce Boulton
- Five bold predictions for Oregon at Arizona
- Oregon Recruiting: Next Five to Commit
- State of Oregon: Week 6
- Can Oregon slow down Arizona’s dynamic group of receivers?
- Oregon Ducks working to correct “alarming” penalty issues
- Oregon releases uniforms ahead of Week 6 showdown at Arizona
- Everything Dan Lanning said ahead of Oregon’s showdown with Arizona
- Oregon football Wednesday practice report
- Oregon football Tuesday practice report
Notable quotes from the week
“Iron sharpens iron. I mean, when you get an opportunity to go against a good player every single day in practice, that usually carries over to the field on game day. So, it’s great that Troy and Christian get to go against each other; we have a lot of battles like that throughout our program. I think that’s what makes us better.” – Dan Lanning on the battles between receiver Troy Franklin and cornerback Christian Gonzalez during practice.
“I think everybody understands, it’s not what we want to do. Everybody wants to protect their teammates and you operate in moments of passion, but there are certain ways you handle situations and certain ways you don’t and that’s one that we don’t want for us. It didn’t help us. There’s no benefit there. So yeah, we absolutely addressed it.” – Dan Lanning on last weekend’s sideline scuffle with Stanford.
