Oregon vs. Cal live stream: How to watch online

BERKELEY, CA - SEPTEMBER 16: California Golden Bears quarterback Ross Bowers (3) looks to pass down the field during the game between the Ole Miss Rebels and the California Golden Bears on September 16, 2017, at Memorial Stadium in Berkeley, CA. (Photo by David Dennis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /

After losing to USC, Cal heads to Oregon on Saturday night to take on the Ducks. Here’s how you can watch this Pac-12 showdown.

Both are Pac-12 teams with new head coaches this season. Cal has been playing under defensive expert Justin Wilcox, while Oregon has been competing under Willie Taggart.

These programs needed a reboot after several bad years and it looks like they’re both headed in the right direction. Oregon and Cal has both gotten off to 3-1 starts, with Cal losing to USC at home in their last game and Oregon falling to Arizona State in close fashion.

So far this season, Cal has taken down UNC, Weber State and Ole Miss, while Oregon has beaten Wyoming, Nebraska and Southern Utah.

Both programs are known for their high-powered offenses, with Cal’s lead by Ross Bowers and Oregon’s by Justin Herbert.

The latter has looked far better, throwing at a higher completion rate, and throwing eight touchdowns to only two interceptions. Cal’s leaned on their running back — Patrick Laird — to carry them to their three wins, but their defense has been elite as well.

It’s a tall order to ask for a Cal win — or cover — in Eugene, OR, but here’s how you can watch and find out if that happens.

TV Schedule

Date: Saturday, Sep. 30
Time: 10:30 p.m. ET
Location: Eugene, OR
Venue: Autzen Stadium
TV Info: FS1
Live Stream: Fox Sports Go, FuboTV

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Per SportsBookReview, Oregon is listed as 14.5-point favorites at home. The moneyline that’s set for Cal is +430, while Oregon’s moneyline is -525. The over/under for the game has been set to 52.5 points.

From the betting odds, it can be deduced that the game is going to be high scoring and SportsBookReview is thinking an Oregon blowout. Cal’s been competitive under Justin Wilcox, so maybe they can give Oregon a run for their money.

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