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2025 Oregon football schedule, results, predictions & odds

2025 Oregon football schedule, results, predictions & odds

USA Today7 days ago
The Oregon Ducks will begin their 2025 college football schedule against Montana State, an FCS opponent, on Aug. 30 -- see below for more.
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