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The Washington Huskies host the Oregon Ducks at Husky Stadium in Week 14 Big Ten action. Oregon enters at 10-1 ranked No. 6 nationally, while Washington sits at 8-3 ranked No. 18. Bettors will weigh Oregon’s playoff push against Washington’s home dominance in this heated rivalry. Oregon opened as road favorites, reflecting their unbeaten away record and Washington’s strong home form. See full NCAAF odds for market movement. Oregon defeated USC 42-27, led by QB Dante Moore’s efficiency (2,447 passing yards, 23 TDs). RB Noah Whittington adds 727 rushing yards, while WR Malik Benson provides explosive playmaking. The Ducks rank ninth nationally in points scored (432) and eighth in rushing yards (2,529). Defensively, they have 18 sacks and 11 interceptions,

Utah enters Friday at 9-2 with a narrow CFP path. The Utes dropped to 13th this week despite a 51-47 win over Kansas State, and they now need a win plus three upsets around the conference. Coach Kyle Whittingham called last week’s run defense unacceptable after giving up 472 rushing yards. Utah’s offense bailed them out with 551 yards and 32 first downs. Kansas sits at 5-6 and needs this win for bowl eligibility. The Jayhawks fell 38-14 at Iowa State and have allowed at least 37 points in five of their six losses. Coach Lance Leipold warned his players not to overextend in high leverage spots. Kansas will lean on quarterback Jalon Daniels, who has thrown 21 touchdowns and

Indiana arrives at 11-0, ranked second, and locked in on a simple goal. Beat Purdue, keep the Big Ten Championship berth. Coaches and players repeat the message. Focus on the next snap, ignore the noise. Indiana’s last outing was a 31-7 rout of Wisconsin, and the extra rest has helped the roster reset. Purdue is fighting through a rebuilding year. The Boilermakers are 2-9 and winless in the Big Ten. Coach Barry Odom believes the foundation is in place and says the program is closer to competing than the record shows. Purdue will rotate quarterbacks again, starting with Ryan Browne. The Boilermakers were routed 49-13 at Washington and have been outmatched most weeks. Indiana crushed Purdue 66-0 last season, the

Two undefeated programs collide in Paradise Island as the Virginia Tech Hokies face the Saint Mary’s Gaels in the Battle 4 Atlantis semifinals. Neutral-site tournament settings often tighten pace, but both teams arrive with strong offensive identities and defensive structure. The line opened with Saint Mary’s -4.5 and a total near 146.5, fitting the high-efficiency profiles described throughout early-season previews on the NCAAB section at ScoresAndStats. Virginia Tech is 6-0 for the first time since 2019–20 after surviving a 66-64 grinder against Colorado State on Wednesday. Saint Mary’s improved to 7-0 with a 70-65 win over Wichita State despite shooting only 12.5 percent from deep. With both teams showing reliability in close games and solid defensive discipline, the semifinal offers