2024 Oregon Football Schedule; First Big Ten Season

2024 Oregon Football Schedule

The 2024 Oregon football schedule kicks off on Saturday, August 31st on the road at home against Idaho. The Ducks play Oregon State on the road on September 14th. They will continue to play UCLA and Washington this season with the Huskies being the last game of the regular season on November 30th. 

Oregon Football Schedule Updates

Oregon joins the Big Ten for the 2024 college football Season. They are joined by fellow, former PAC-12 teams: UCLA, USC, and Washington. The conference will have 18 teams this season. You can checkout the Oregon schedule below. All of the game times and TV networks get confirmed late in the game now-a-days, so we’ll keep you updated as we have more information.

2024 Oregon Football Schedule

OPPONENTDATETIME (PT)TV
vs. IdahoSat, Aug 31TBDTBD
vs. Boise StateSat, Sep 7TBDTBD
@ Oregon StateSat, Sep 14TBDTBD
@ UCLASat, Sep 28TBDTBD
vs. Michigan StateSat, Oct 5TBDTBD
vs. Ohio StateSat, Oct 12TBDTBD
@ PurdueSat, Oct 19TBDTBD
vs. IllinoisSat, Oct 26TBDTBD
@ MichiganSat, Nov 2TBDTBD
vs. MarylandSat, Nov 9TBDTBD
@ WisconsinSat, Nov 16TBDTBD
vs. WashingtonSat, Nov 30TBDTBD
2024 Big Ten ChampionshipSat, Dec 7TBDTBD
2024 Oregon Football Schedule

Printable 2024 Oregon Football Schedule

Printable 2024 Oregon Ducks schedule

In my experience, having a printable 2024 Oregon football schedule is key to following the regular season. We have one in PDF format for you here with the image above. Everyone is waiting to see if the Ducks can make it to the college football playoff. If not, we’ll be happy with a decent college football bowl game. Enjoy the season. 

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Will Lewis Editor, Author
Have been covering sports of all types for more than 18 years. March Madness is his favorite time of year before we hit the NBA and NHL playoffs. Will is a lifelong Kentucky Wildcats fan and rooted for the Bengals way back when Joe Montana dashed our hopes and dreams. Now a Padres fan as well. He covers all sports here at Sports Brackets.

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