Arizona Wildcats vs Oregon Ducks Free Week 13 College Football Pick + Betting Preview
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Week 13: Arizona at Oregon Matchup
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Date/Time: Friday, November 26, 7:00 PM EST
Venue: Autzen Stadium in Eugene, OR.
Broadcast: ESPN
Arizona Wildcats vs. Oregon Ducks College Betting Lines from Bookmaker.com
Money Line: Not available yet
Spread: Oregon -20
Over/Under: 61
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No. 1 Oregon is coming off its worst performance of the season as Cal held the Eugene Machine to just seven offensive points. Meanwhile, the No. 21 Wildcats has lost its last two games and is struggling to keep its bowl hopes alive. If the Ducks can get by Arizona, they will be one game closer to playing for its first-ever national title while the ‘Cats have the chance of finishing with its best season record in 12 years.
However, trying to stop the Duck’s hurry-up spread scheme will likely still be a dauntless task even for a very good Arizona defense. 
Ducks’ QB Darron Thomas drives the offensive machine beating opponents through the air and on the ground. If Thomas is on, hitting his passing targets, teams are usually in for a ride. If that’s not enough to scare the opposition’s defense, tailback LaMichael James is. The Heisman contender leads the nation in rushing and has 17 TDs. Receiver Jeff Maehl has great hands and has snagged 11 TDs so far this season.
Defensively, the Ducks are darn near as good, but haven’t really been tested because the offense usually shoulders the load. However, they did show their toughness against Cal. The defense may ben, but it’s yet to break and is among the best in the country when it comes to holding its own inside the red zone. The Ducks like to mix in a barrage of blitzes that incorporate speed off the corners, surprising unsuspecting quarterbacks.
That will include Arizona QB Nick Foles who has been highly accurate in the Wildcats’ variation of the Texas Tech spread passing attack. He is a huge reason Arizona puts up a conference-leading 300 yards per game through the air. His favorite target is WR Juron Criner, who might be the best receiver in the Pac-10 with 982 yards and six TDs. On the ground the ‘Cats are led by Keola Antonin, who has been Arizona’s beast of burden since Nic Grisby was lost to injury. Antonin is not as speedy as Grisby, but does have the wheels to pick up a ton of real estate, averaging over five yards per carry.
The Wildcats have a fierce defensive line led by ends Ricky Elmore and Brooks Reed, and a solid group of linebackers led by Paul Vassallo. The one weakness is in the secondary, which has a ton of inexperienced talent. This may be the point of attack for Oregon’s Thomas to wreck havoc.
The Wildcats have struggled as of late and even though the Eugene Machine misfired against Cal, it’s a different team when playing at Autzen. A 20-point spread seems a bit much, but the 62-point total seems doable considering Oregon averages 61 points per game at home. Expect the Ducks to roll over the Wildcats in this one.
Free Pick: Oregon
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Matt Martz is a sports writer for the Bakersfield Californian located in Central California. Blessed is the gambler who expects nothing, for ye shall not be disappointed.
