How to watch Oregon vs. Washington on Saturday: Time, TV channel

No ESPN College GameDay this time around, but that's ok. This is still a monster game for both the Oregon Ducks and the Washington Huskies as the two teams will clash inside Husky Stadium to end the regular season.

Both teams have a lot riding on this one. For the Ducks, their playoff spot will be secure with a win, and they'll most likely host a playoff game. A win could also mean a trip to the Big Ten title game, depending on the result of the Ohio State-Michigan contest. If the Wolverines win with a Duck victory, Oregon would go to Indianapolis for the second straight season.

For the Dawgs, they're not in consideration for the CFP, but a win would put a feather in the cap of second-year coach Jedd Fisch as he continues to build the Washington program back up. Plus, possibly keeping the Ducks out of the playoffs would make their year and more.

This is one of the more intense rivalries in the country, and while it's still a bit strange not to play the Beavers in Game 12 of the season, this Northwest rivalry usually lives up to the billing and is more than worthy of playing on the same day as other heated rivalries around the country.

What channel is Oregon vs. Washington on today?

• TV channel: CBS

• Streaming: Paramount+

Oregon vs. Washington will be broadcast nationally on CBS in Week 14 of the 2025 college football season. The game will feature play-by-play announcer Brad Nessler and analyst Gary Danielson, along with sideline reporter Jenny Dell. Fans can stream on Paramount+.

Oregon vs. Washington time and location

• Date: Nov. 29, 2025

• Start time: 12:30 p.m. PST

• Location: Husky Stadium, Seattle, Wash.

The Oregon Ducks vs. Washington Huskies game starts at 12:30 p.m. PST on Nov. 29 at Husky Stadium in Seattle, Wash.

Oregon vs. Washington odds and info

Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook as of Friday, Nov. 28

• Spread: Oregon -6.5

• Over/under: 51.5

• Moneyline: Oregon -260, Washington +215

Oregon Injury Report

• Dakorien Moore (Doubtful)

• Gary Bryant Jr. (Doubtful)

• Evan Stewart (Doubtful)

• Iapani Laloulu (Questionable)

• Isaiah World (Questionable)

• Alex Harkey (Questionable

• Gernorris Wilson (Questionable)

• Tionne Gray (Questionable)

• Sione Laulea (Doubtful)

• Da'Jaun Riggs (Doubtful)

• Dillon Gresham (Out)

• Trey McNutt (Out)

• Jayden Limar (Out)

• Kyler Kasper (Out for Season)

• Bryce Boulton (Out for Season)

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