Oregon Ducks
The Ducks lost ten games in a row between 5 January and 9 February 2026 and covered two of them. Our Oregon predictions are above; the season around that run is below.
Ten in a row
Oregon went 1-7 in January and opened February with three more defeats, ten straight in all, starting 85-88 at Rutgers as 4.5-point favorites. The two covers in the run came getting big numbers: 71-81 to Michigan with 18.5, and 64-68 at Purdue with 19.5. January alone cost 6.17 moneyline units.
November spreads at home
The season began with four home wins as favorites of 11.5 to 16.5 points and no cover in any of them, the closest call a 60-59 win over Hawai’i at -11.5 and the next 67-63 over Rice at -15.5. November ended with no cover in five lined games. Between those home wins and December came three straight neutral-site defeats in four days at the Players Era Festival.
Over the season Oregon covered 12 of 30; only 37 Division I teams had a lower rate. Home games gave 7 covers in 17, road games 4 in 10.
Oregon on the moneyline
Thirty priced games lost 11.21 units, a total only 35 teams fell below. Seventeen underdog games lost 8.8. Three late wins came as underdogs: 71-70 at USC at +200, 85-71 over Wisconsin at +220, and in March 85-79 over Washington at even money.
Big Ten pairs and the total
UCLA won both meetings and Oregon covered neither. Maryland split: 64-54 to Oregon on the road in January, then 70-60 in the Big Ten tournament first round with Oregon at -180. Eighteen of 32 priced totals went under; 89 teams had a higher under rate. Oregon scored 70.84 a game, a figure 288 teams beat.
Questions and answers
What was Oregon’s longest losing streak in 2025-26?
Ten games, from 5 January to 9 February 2026, with two covers.
Does Oregon cover as a big home favorite?
In four November home games laying 11.5 to 16.5, Oregon won all four and covered none.
Did the Oregon moneyline pay in 2025-26?
No: 30 priced games lost 11.21 units.
