Oregon Ducks schedule: Here are the Big Ten opponents in 2024
Here’s who the Ducks will face in the 2024 college football season, Oregon’s first year in the Big Ten.
The 2024 football season in Oregon is just around the corner.
The Register-Guard has put together a guide to the Ducks’ first season in the Big Ten, including position previews, interviews with players and coaches, injury updates and more.
We will keep you updated throughout the season with detailed reports, photos, videos, top performers and analysis.
Oregon Ducks schedule for 2024
- August 31 – Idaho
- September 7 – Boise State
- September 14 – at Oregon State
- September 28 — at UCLA
- October 4 – Michigan State
- October 12 – Ohio State
- October 18 – at Purdue
- October 26 – Illinois
- November 2 – Michigan
- November 9 – Maryland
- November 16 – Wisconsin
- 30 November – Washington
Where will the Ducks be ranked at the start of the 2024 college football season?
The Ducks entered the season ranked No. 3 in the U.S. LBM Coaches Poll and earned the same ranking in the Associated Press preseason Top 25.
Ranking of the most exciting encounters in Oregon Football 2024
The Ducks, looking to build on a 12-2 season and a Fiesta Bowl win in 2023, will open the season against Idaho in late August.
Before Oregon takes to Autzen Stadium, take a look at some of the most interesting matchups on the 2024 schedule.
Streaming services and channels to watch the Oregon Ducks football game in the Big Ten
With Oregon’s football team moving to the Big Ten Conference this fall, the Ducks’ television schedule already looks a little different than in previous years.
Fans no longer have to worry about finding the Pac-12 Network if it isn’t included in their cable subscription, but watching the games will require new channels and services like Big Ten Network and Peacock.
Check out the channels you need to watch Oregon football this season and where to find them on cable and streaming services.
How to buy Oregon Ducks football tickets
Tickets are available for every game on the 2024 Oregon Football schedule, and you can purchase them from StubHub and other online retailers.
Ticket prices for Oregon’s opener against Idaho on Aug. 31 at Autzen Stadium start at $13 on StubHub and $15 on VividSeats.
Ticket prices for the Oregon vs. Ohio State game on October 12 at Autzen Stadium start at $307 for general admission and $416 for a seat on StubHub and $309 for general admission and $447 for a seat on VividSeats.
For a full list of ticket prices, visit StubHub and Vivid Seats.
How the Ducks are preparing for life in the Big Ten
The Oregon football team is looking forward to the challenge of competing in a new league this fall.
Joining the Ducks in the Big Ten are Washington, USC and UCLA, which has added the iconic “Maps” commercial to the conference that airs on television during its sporting events throughout the year.
Although Oregon is one of the newcomers on the block, the Ducks have several players on their team who have already played in the Big Ten, including offensive lineman Matthew Bedford, defensive lineman Derrick Harmon and inside linebacker Jestin Jacobs.
When asked about the possible differences in playing in the Big Ten, the three players expressed the following common opinion: “Football is football.”
“We have some guys on the defensive line,” said Harmon, who transferred from Michigan State. “We have the guys that can compete in the Big Ten. This defense can compete in the Big Ten, for sure. I know they’re going to run the ball in this conference. That’s what they want to do. We’ve got to try to stop the run, that’s going to be our main focus.”
Lanning and Oregon players also announced their intentions for the upcoming season. The Ducks don’t just want to move to the new conference. They want to win it.
“The great thing about college football is you still have to play games,” Lanning said. “It really doesn’t matter what anyone else thinks. The only people who really affect that are the players and coaches. That’s what we focus on. How can we control our destiny? You do that by focusing on what’s right in front of you, not what’s far on the horizon.”
Latest Oregon Football Injury Update
The Oregon football team was missing at least one scheduled starter when the Ducks returned to Autzen Stadium for their second scrimmage of fall camp on August 17.
Offensive lineman Matthew Bedford, who suffered a knee injury at the start of training camp, will be out indefinitely.
“He’s out of action for a while,” Oregon coach Dan Lanning said Saturday. “I think that will be determined by his recovery and how that goes, and we’re not going to be selfish and try to rush him back to get him here tomorrow. I don’t think that’s realistic. Will he be able to play for us this year? Yes, absolutely.”
Lanning also provided updates on reserve offseason lineman Dave Iuli (foot) and cornerback Jahlil Florence (knee), both of whom are still recovering from offseason surgeries.
“He’s closer,” Lanning said of Iuli. “He hasn’t been fully there yet, so we’ll see if we can get him there before the season starts.”
Florence, who started nine games last season before being injured against Arizona State in November, is also making progress.
“He’s not ready yet,” Lanning said. “We’re still not letting him get that far. He’s going to continue to aggressively rehab and get him in a position to play for us, but right now he’s not available.”
Oregon will wear new uniforms in 2024
The Ducks will debut their new “Generation O” uniforms in the Big Ten Conference next season. The team’s first combination is called the “Fly Era” and is predominantly black and white with green trim.
The Ducks’ second set of “Generation O” uniforms is all green and pays homage to the “Gang Green” Oregon Ducks of the mid-1990s.
Another look that honors tradition is the team’s third uniform, the “Mighty Oregon” combination. It is the first “Generation O” uniform to feature a white jersey. The look is inspired by the jerseys the Ducks wore in 1997 when Washington’s Pat Johnson made “The Catch” in Seattle.
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