Oregon vs Colorado Prediction, Odds & Best Prop Bets – NCAAF, Week 10
Oregon vs Colorado Prediction, Odds & Best Prop Bets – NCAAF, Week 10

The Oregon Ducks (7-1) visit Folsom Field to take on the Colorado Buffaloes (1-7) on Nov. 5. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30pm EDT in Boulder.

Oregon are betting favorites in Week 10, with the spread sitting at -31.5 (-110).

The Over/Under for Oregon vs. Colorado is 61.5 total points.

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Oregon vs Colorado Prediction for Week 10

Based on recent trends, the winning team model predicts Oregon will win this game with 79.0% confidence.

Oregon vs Colorado Spread Prediction for Week 10

Based on recent against-the-spread trends, the model predicts Oregon will cover the spread with 79.6% confidence.

Both predictions factor in up-to-date player injuries for both Oregon and Colorado, plus offensive & defensive matchups, recent games and key player performances this season.


Best Oregon Player Prop Bets Today

We’ve highlighted some favorite college football player prop bets for Oregon players for Week 10, looking at profitable historical betting trends:

  • Travis Dye has hit the Receptions Over in 6 of his last 8 games (+4.45 Units / 49% ROI)

  • Oregon has hit the Moneyline in 14 of their last 19 games (+10.35 Units / 11% ROI)
  • Oregon has hit the 1Q Game Total Under in 7 of their last 8 games (+7.00 Units / 74% ROI)
  • Oregon has hit the Team Total Over in 11 of their last 15 games (+6.40 Units / 37% ROI)
  • Oregon has hit the 1H Game Total Over in 7 of their last 8 games (+5.90 Units / 67% ROI)
  • Oregon has hit the Game Total Over in 11 of their last 16 games (+5.50 Units / 31% ROI)

  • Colorado has hit the Moneyline in 4 of their last 7 games at home (+8.40 Units / 100% ROI)
  • Colorado has hit the 1Q Moneyline in 5 of their last 10 games at home (+5.85 Units / 53% ROI)
  • Colorado have covered the 1H Spread in 6 of their last 7 games at home (+4.90 Units / 64% ROI)
  • Colorado has hit the Game Total Over in 6 of their last 7 games (+4.90 Units / 64% ROI)
  • Colorado has hit the 1H Moneyline in 4 of their last 10 games at home (+4.65 Units / 41% ROI)

Oregon Against the Spread (ATS) Record

Oregon has gone 6-2 against the spread this college football season (+3.8 Units / 43.18% ROI).

  • Oregon is 6-1 when betting on the Moneyline for +5 Units / 18.55% ROI
  • Oregon is 6-2 when betting the Over for +3.8 Units / 43.18% ROI
  • Oregon is 2-6 when betting the Under for -4.6 Units / -52.27% ROI

Colorado Against the Spread (ATS) Record

Colorado has gone 2-6 against the spread this college football season (-4.6 Units / -52.27% ROI).

  • Colorado is 1-6 when betting on the Moneyline for -1.3 Units / -18.57% ROI
  • Colorado is 6-2 when betting the Over for +3.8 Units / 43.18% ROI
  • Colorado is 2-6 when betting the Under for -4.6 Units / -52.27% ROI

#10 Oregon is 10-1 (.833) when making 5 or more explosive passes in a game — best among Power 5 Teams; Average: .398

#10 Oregon is 13-3 (.684) when converting 55% or more of its red zone chances into touchdowns — 2nd-best among Power 5 Teams; Average: .425

#10 Oregon is 12-2 (.706) when making 3 or more explosive runs in a game — tied for 3rd-best among Power 5 Teams; Average: .441

#10 Oregon is 11-3 (.647) when averaging more than 5 yards on first down plays — tied for 6th-best among Power 5 Teams; Average: .422

Colorado is 1-12 (.077) when the opposing team converts 55% or more of its red zone chances into touchdowns — tied for 3rd-worst among Power 5 Teams; Average: .435

Colorado is 2-13 (.133) when the opposing team rushes more than 30 times — tied for 9th-worst in FBS; Average: .419

Colorado is 1-11 (.083) when allowing an average of more than 5 yards on first down plays — 4th-worst among Power 5 Teams; Average: .431

Colorado is 1-5 (.143) when throwing at least 1 interception — 15th-worst among Power 5 Teams; Average: .309

Colorado’s TEs has 13 receptions in 7 games (just 1.9 per game) this season — third-worst among Pac-12 TEs. Oregon’s defense has allowed 24.6 receptions per game this season — second-worst among Pac-12 defenses.

  
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