Oregon Ducks vs Washington Huskies Prediction, 11/6/2021 College Football Pick, Tips and Odds

Game: Oregon Ducks vs Washington Huskies

Date: Saturday, November 6, 2021

Location: Husky Stadium in Seattle, WA

TV: ABC

Odds/Point Spread: Huskies (+6)

Total/Over-Under: 49

The Washington Huskies (4-4) welcome the Oregon Ducks (7-1) at Husky Stadium on Saturday. Washington is 6-point underdogs from Vegas oddsmakers. The betting total comes in at 49.

The Oregon Ducks come into this matchup with a record of 7-1 this season. In their last contest, the Ducks went up against the Colorado Buffaloes and notched a win by a score of 52-29. Anthony Brown connected on 25/31 with 307 yds through the air and 3 touchdowns. He had a quarterback rate of 195.8 and finished the contest with no picks. Travis Dye led the offense in rushing for the Ducks with 13 totes for 47 yds (3.6 yds per attempt). When all was said and done, they tallied 70 plays for 568 yards. The Oregon Ducks ended up running the ball 36 times and amassed 256 yards, which came out to an average of 7.1 yds per attempt. Against the run, the Ducks gave up 117 yards on 30 tries, which calculates to 3.9 yards per run surrendered. Oregon conceded 25 completions on 33 attempts for a total of 224 yds, and a completion rate of 75.8%.

Regarding putting the ball in the endzone, the Oregon Ducks hold an average of 36.1 points per contest. As a team they maintain an average of 203.8 yards in the run game which is 27th in college football. The Ducks have earned 3,545 total yards for this campaign. In terms of scoring touchdowns, Oregon has earned 13 touchdowns through the air and 24 rushing touchdowns. Oregon has 188 first downs as an offense, and they have been hurt by 60 infractions for 575 yds. They have surrendered the ball 8 different times.

The Ducks rank 64th in Division 1 regarding the opposition scoring, allowing 23.3 points per game. They are allowing an average of 3.5 yards per rush and 131.4 yards on the ground per game so far this season. In total, they have allowed 1,051 rushing yards through 8 games. When talking about passing yards, the Ducks have given up 2,089 yards which ranks them 115th in the country. They are conceding 261.1 yards per game via the pass in addition to conceding a completion percentage of 60.6%. In total, they have relinquished 392.5 yards/contest ranking them 81st in D-1. They have given up 14 touchdowns through the air as well as 9 touchdowns running the ball.

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The Huskies head into this matchup 4-4 this season. When they last stepped on the field, the Huskies got the win with a final of 20-13 against the Stanford Cardinal. Sean McGrew ran the ball 19 times for 114 yards, finishing the contest with 6.0 yards per carry for Washington. Dylan Morris (1 TD) ended the game with 146 yds on 17/25 through the air while his quarterback rating was 130.3. He didn't toss any interceptions and his average yards per attempt was 5.8. Washington allowed 28 run attempts for 67 yds (2.4 yds per rush). The Huskies pass defense gave up a completion rate of 65.6%, relinquishing 194 yds on 21 out of 32 passing. The Huskies finished the contest with a total of 376 yards on 66 plays (5.7 yards per play). Washington ran the ball for 5.6 yards per carry, finishing the contest with 230 yds on 41 carries.

When looking at how much they score, the Huskies are sitting 104th in the country by tallying 22.8 PPG. During the season to this point, the Huskies currently have a total of 1,840 passing yards as well as an average of 230.0 throwing yards per game, giving them a rank of 72nd in the nation. The Washington Huskies hold an average of 356.1 yards per game, which is good for 97th in D-1. The Washington offense has compiled 317 yds of penalties on 35 violations, which is 121st in Division 1 in terms of giving up free yards.

Washington has allowed a total of 1,429 yards via the ground game (178.6 yards per contest) and 12 touchdowns via the rush on the year. They have surrendered 4 touchdowns through the air and 146.9 yards/outing, which has them sitting 13th in Division 1. The Huskies defense has participated in 528 plays, which ranks 56th in the nation. The Huskies are allowing 18.9 points per game, which has them sitting 31st in the nation. Overall, they have conceded 151 total points.

Who will win tonight's Ducks/Huskies college football game against the spread?

Guy's Pick: Take the Ducks -6

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