Time has truly flown by, as we are already in the final week of the 2025 college football regular season. Of course, that means it's rivalry week. For UW, this has usually meant a game against Washington State in the Apple Cup, but after switching conferences to the Big Ten a year ago, it now means the highly-anticipated Washington-Oregon game will take place in Week 14 this Saturday.
The matchup couldn't come at a better time. Pacific Northwesterners will be fresh off a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday to settle in to watch the 10-1 Ducks, looking to punch their ticket to the College Football Playoff, go into hostile territory to take on the 8-3 Huskies looking to play spoiler and cement themselves as a ranked team to finish the season. The implications are massive, and it should be a classic.
Where to watch Washington vs Oregon on TV
Outside of "The Game" between Ohio State and Michigan, the Washington-Oregon contest is arguably the next-most-intriguing matchup of rivalry week. As such, the game got a prime-time slot: 12:30 p.m. PT on CBS. This means most TV packages, including cable, should carry the game if you get your local channels. Of course, numerous streaming services will also offer the game to watch.
How to listen to Washington vs Oregon on the radio
The Husky Gameday mobile app will be your best friend for listening to the game no matter where you are in the country. You can also listen on GoHuskies.com or on 93.3 FM if you're in the Seattle area.
What is the series history between Washington and Oregon?
As you can imagine, these two programs in bordering states are pretty familiar with each other. This will be the 118th all-time matchup between the Huskies and Ducks, a rivalry that first started in 1900. It's a series that has seen its fair share of iconic moments from both sides, but Washington carries the overall advantage with a record of 63-49-5.
In recent years, Oregon coach Dan Lanning has struggled with the Huskies despite otherwise great success, going 1-3 dating back to 2022. Those three losses were all ranked matchups, including the first ever top-5 matchup between the programs in the "final" Pac-12 Championship Game in 2023, in which the No. 3 Huskies beat the No. 5 Ducks to punch a ticket to the CFP.
Of course, Washington had to completely overhaul the program after that season when coach Kalen DeBoer left, leading to an easy 49-21 Oregon win in the most recent matchup a season ago, the first time in Big Ten play. But all that matters is right now, and once again, both teams are more than capable of coming out victorious in what will be a heated battle.
What is the weather expected to be for Washington vs Oregon?
It will be classic late-November weather in Seattle for this game at Husky Stadium: cloudy skies with high temperatures in the upper 40s. The good news is that there will be only a 17% chance of rain on Saturday, meaning both teams won't have the conditions to blame for any mistakes out there. Winds shouldn't be much of an issue, either.
What are the odds for Washington vs Oregon?
Oregon opens up the week as 6.5-point road favorites against Washington. It's a reasonable spread for a top-7 team in enemy territory against an eight-win team in a rivalry game. This means Washington will be underdogs in a game for the first time since Week 8 against Michigan.
Oregon's moneyline is -250, while Washington's is +202. The total over/under for the game is set at 51.5 points, meaning oddsmakers are projecting a final score somewhere along the lines of 28-21 in favor of the Ducks.