Saturday, September 13, 2014

Autzen Stadium in Eugene

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The Wyoming Cowboys will have a very tough task on their hands when they face the high-flying Oregon Ducks on Saturday afternoon.

Wyoming moved to 2-0 on the season after beating Air Force 17-13 at home over the weekend. They drove all the way down the field and scored with less than a minute remaining in the game to win it. The Cowboys were held to just 51 rushing yards in the win, but they didn't commit a turnover in the game and forced Air Force into making two.

Cowboys running back Jacobi Owens had 76 yards and one touchdown against Air Force on 18 carries, while wide receiver Jalen Robinette caught five passes for 96 yards in the win. Quarterback Kale Pearson was 17-for-32 through the air for 226 yards.

Oregon beat perhaps the best team on their schedule on Saturday when they beat Michigan State 46-27 at home. Both teams put up over 460 yards of offense in the game, but Oregon didn't commit a turnover in the game while Michigan State had two.

The Ducks were once again led by quarterback Marcus Mariota, who had 318 yards passing with three touchdowns, while also rushing for 42 yards on nine carries. Freshman running back Royce Freeman carried the ball 13 times in the win for 89 yards and two scores, while wide receiver Devon Allen caught three passes for 110 yards and two touchdowns.

Wyoming Cowboys Betting Trends

Wyoming Cowboys are 0-2-0 against the Over/Under

Wyoming Cowboys are 1-1-0 Against the Spread

Oregon Ducks Betting Trends

Oregon Ducks are 2-0-0 against the Over/Under

Oregon Ducks are 1-1-0 Against the Spread

Injuries to Watch

Wyoming Cowboys

09/07/14 TE Tyree Mayfield Shoulder questionable Saturday vs. Oregon

Oregon Ducks

08/14/14 OL Tyler Johnstone ACL out for season
08/07/14 WR Bralon Addison Knee out indefinitely

Tony's Pick: Take Oregon

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