Washington Huskies:
Washington’s attack is guided by QB Michael Penix Jr., who is 280/427 with 65.6% pass completion for 3,899 air yards, in addition to 32 TDs and 8 INTs. To help him in the aerial game, the team has several relevant WRs such as Rome Odunze, who has 1,326 yards and 13 TDs, as well as Ja’Lynn Polk with 943 yards and 8 TDs and Jalen McMillan with 337 yards and 3 TDs. In the ground game, the team has RB Dillon Johnson, who has 961 yards and 12 TDs scored.
The defense has played well above what it did last year. In the ground game they give up an average of 134.5 yards per game, in addition to 4.16 yards per carry and 17 TDs. In the aerial game, they give up 265.2 yards per game, in addition to 19 TDs and 15 INTs.
Oregon Ducks:
Oregon’s offensive part is carried by QB Bo Nix, who is 315/401 with 78.4% of completed passes for 3,906 air yards, in addition to 37 TDs and 2 INTs. To help him in the aerial game, the team has three prominent receivers and they are WRs Troy Franklin, with 1,349 receiving yards and 14 TDs, in addition to Tez Johnson with 942 yards and 9 TDs. In the ground game, the Ducks have RB Bucky Irving with 1,043 yards and 10 TDs, in addition to Jordan James with 661 yards and 10 TDs.
The defense has been playing well so far and has given up an average of 92.5 yards per game in the running game, in addition to 3.31 yards per carry and 8 TDs. In the aerial game, the team has 214.3 yards per game, in addition to 13 TDs and 10 INTs.
Conclusion:
These two teams met during the season and Washington won by three points. The issue with this current line is that Oregon improved after that loss and Washington had more difficulties, which makes the Ducks very favorites in this game.
Anyway, I don’t believe there is that big of a difference between these two teams and I also believe that Washington’s offense is too good to be 10 points behind any team today in College. I like Washington’s handicap and will go here as the best bet in the match.