USC - Oregon: How to watch, live stream, start time, TV channel
The USC Trojans (6-5) open Pac-12 play tonight in Eugene against the Oregon Ducks (8-3). Here’s how to watch.
USC vs. Oregon game info
Teams: USC Trojans vs. Oregon Ducks
Date: Dec. 28, 2023
Location: Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene, Oregon
Time: 6:00 p.m. PT
Television: ESPN2 (Roxy Bernstein and Bill Walton)
Online streaming: Fubo (Try for free) – For a limited time, new subscribers can save $20 on Fubo’s Pro, Elite and Premier plans for the first month (deal runs to Dec. 31)
Spread: Oregon -2.5, over/under set at 148.5 (BetOnline)
Game facts
(Courtesy USC Athletics)
* The Oregon Ducks (8-3) are coming off an 84-70 home win over Kent State on Dec. 21. Oregon is 6-0 at home this season. Jermaine Couisnard is the only Duck to start all 11 games and he is averaging 13.1 points per game, one of six Ducks to average double figures in scoring. USC lost its only game against Oregon last season (78-60 at Oregon) and is 67-60 all-time against the Ducks. USC has won 7 of its last 11 games against Oregon.
* USC held Alabama State to 32.9 percent shooting on Dec. 19, after its opponents made 47.5 percent of their shots (87-for-183) in the previous three games. USC held Alabama State to 59 points, snapping a five-game streak of surrendering 70 or more points. The Trojans had not allowed five consecutive opponents to score 70 or more points in a game since Jan. 19-Feb. 4, 2017.
* USC allowed Gonzaga to shoot 52.3 percent from the floor on Dec. 2, just the fourth game in the last two seasons an opponent has made 50 percent or more of its field goals against the Trojan defense. Through the first 11 games this season, USC has held its opponents to 41.3 percent shooting. USC held its opponents to a 39.3 shooting percentage last season, 8th in the country. Over the last four seasons, the Trojans’ defense held the opposition to 38.9 FG percentage, third in the country, tops among teams in the six basketball power conferences. Also over the last four seasons, USC held the opposition to a 42.4 shooting percentage on two-point field goals, best in the country.
* USC statistical leaders:
Boogie Ellis – 19.5 points per game
Kobe Johnson – 5.6 rebounds per game
Isaiah Collier – 4.3 assists per game
Kobe Johnson – 2.2 steals per game
Josh Morgan – 2.7 blocks per game
