Pac-12 Championship Game 2021: Oregon vs. Utah live stream, start time, odds, radio broadcast
The Pac-12 Championship Game will feature a rematch between the Ducks and Utes. Here’s how to watch the Oregon vs. Utah live stream and more.
Las Vegas will play host to the Pac-12 Championship Game between Oregon and Utah on Friday night.
Will the Utes complete a season sweep of the Pac-12 North champs with their chance at a first-ever conference title?
Or will the Ducks avenge their blowout loss to the Utes in December?
A trophy is on the line in this one.
Oregon vs. Utah injury report Week 13
Oregon will be without wide receivers Johnny Johnson III and Jaylen Redd, whose seasons ended because of injury in November. Offensive lineman Ryan Walk is expected to be out while safety Steve Stephens IV and tight end D.J. Johnson are questionable.
Utah is expected to be without offensive lineman Jaren Kump.
Oregon vs. Utah odds and betting pick Week 13
WynnBET has the Utes as 2.5-point favorites over the Ducks with an over/under for the game at 58 points.
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What channel is the Oregon vs. Utah game on?
The Pac-12 title game will kickoff at 8:15 p.m. ET / 5:15 p.m. PT on ABC. Check out the live stream on fuboTV.
Oregon next game and schedule
The Ducks are hoping to make a Rose Bowl appearance since they have been essentially eliminated from the College Football Playoff.
Utah next game and schedule
A win would send the Utes to their first Rose Bowl in program history.
Oregon radio network
Ducks fans who want to tune in to the radio broadcast can find it on the Oregon Sports Network with Jerry Allen on play-by-play and Mike Jorgensen on analysis. Joey McMurry will be on the sidelines.
Utah radio network
Utes fans can change the dial to ESPN 700 to hear the local radio call with Bill Riley, Scott Mitchell and Stevenson Sylvester.
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