Author: Stephen Vilardo

The Ducks have some lingering bad taste in their mouths from the last three meetings against the rival Huskies.

A win for the USC Trojans and they go bowling; a win for the UCLA Bruins and they keep their bowl hopes alive.

The Oregon Ducks have allowed 20 points or less eight times this season and will have a chance to shut down the Badgers.

Big Ten Freshman of the Week WR Kwazi Gilmer and the UCLA Bruins are starting to find their groove and a bowl games isn’t out of the question.

The loser of Saturday’s game between USC and Washington likely won’t get to six wins and bowl eligibility.

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USC should come a way with a win against Maryland’s solid run defense if Miller Moss gets it done through air.

The winner of Ohio State-Oregon game will have the inside track to the B1G title game and a first-round Playoff bye.

Washington is planning a ‘purple out’ when they host Michigan in Seattle looking to avenge last year’s title game loss.

Duck quarterback Dillon Gabriel and the Oregon offense look more like expected most expected in preseason as they head to UCLA.

USC heads to Michigan for a Top 25 matchup. The Trojans won the last meeting with the Wolverines 32-18 in the 2007 Rose Bowl.

Week 3 is loaded with out-of-conference in-state matchups across the nation and that is no different in the Big Ten.

The Broncos and Ducks are both coming off wins, but neither can be even remotely satisfied with the performances.

The expanded Big Ten opens Week 1 with a full slate from Thursday through Sunday with all 18 conference members in action.