How to watch: No. 13 Oregon at Texas Tech
The No. 13 Oregon Ducks will face their first true test of the season this Saturday when they travel to Lubbock, Texas to face Joey McGuire’s Texas Tech squad.
After a record-setting blowout win over Portland State in Week 1, Dan Lanning’s Ducks will now be tasked with slowing down a Red Raiders offense that is led by former Oregon quarterback Tyler Shough.
Here is everything you need to know in order to watch, listen to, or stream Oregon’s marquee matchup with Texas Tech this weekend.
How to watch No. 13 Oregon at Texas Tech
When: Saturday, Sept. 9 at 4 p.m. PST
Where: Jones At&T Stadium — Lubbock, Tex.
TV: FOX
Broadcast crew: Mark Followill (Play-by-Play), Mark Helfrich (Analyst)
Stream: FuboTV, SlingTV
Radio: 1080 AM, Eugene – 95.3 FM, SiriusXM Channel 197, Portland –
Online: TuneIn.com/Ducks
Betting odds (via Vegas Insider):
- Spread: Oregon -6.5
- Moneyline: Oregon -365,
- Total: 68.5 total
Injury report
- OL Nishad Strother (Doubtful)
- TE Casey Kelly (probable)
- DL Teitum Tuioti (questionable)
- DL Tevita Pome’e (doubtful)
- DB Evan Williams (probable)
- LB Jestin Jacobs (questionable)
- OL Lipe Moala (doubtful)
Pregame reading
- Oregon Week 2 practice observations
- How will the Ducks cope with the challenge of facing Texas Tech’s physical receivers in Week 2?
- How former Ducks performed in Week 1 of 2023 season
- ScoopDuck Roundtable: Score Predictions vs Texas Tech
Texas Tech at a glance
The Red Raiders went 8-5 last season and notched a decisive Texas Bowl win over Ole Miss to cap off McGuire’s first season at the helm of the program.
However, Texas Tech has stumbled out of the blocks this season. It suffered a 35-33 loss at Wyoming in Week 1 despite entering last weekend as two-score favorites.
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Now, McGuire’s squad will look to bounce back against an Oregon squad that scored the most points of any FBS team in the nation in its season opener.
“I’m excited to see those guys take on a great team, the Oregon Ducks,” McGuire said this week. “I got to watch a lot of film of them from last year and then, of course on Saturday, they’re a really talented football team, so it’s gonna be a great test for us.”
Receivers Jerand Bradley and Myles Price are Shough’s top two targets and could pose a threat in the passing game on Saturday. On the defensive side of the ball Syracuse EDGE transfer Steve Linton is capable of generating havoc plays for Tim DeRuyter’s defense.
“Defensively, they’re a pressure team. You’re gonna see a lot of pressures from them,” Lanning said of Texas Tech. “They find ways to pressure in unique ways. They do a good job of running to the ball. They play with great effort; effort shows up all over the film on special teams. That’s somewhere where they’ve been really good. They’re aggressive in the return game. They’re going to try to bring the ball out and they’ve been able to create some explosive returns doing that.”
