Oregon Ducks 2023 Future Odds: National Championship Lines
Oregon +500 To Make College Football Playoffs

The Oregon Ducks produced their first winning ATS season (7-4, +239 units) in 2022. It was their first winning season since 2019 and their best unit production since 2014, when they produced 443 units (9-4 ATS). The Ducks were 7-3 ATS as a favorite (+339 units). Since 2005, only four other teams have been better against the number as a favorite, where the Ducks produced 1232 units for bettors on the back of a 92-74 (.554) record. This year, Oregon is expected to finish second in the Pac-12 (+290); only USC has better odds (+200). The Oregon Ducks’ 2023 ATS statistics are impressive, but they’ll have to take down USC to take the final step into the playoffs.
Oregon Ducks At A Glance
Odds to Win | Opening Odds | Current Odds |
National Championship | +3000 | +3000 |
Conference | +325 | +290 |
Regular Season Win Total | 9.5 (o-110, u-120) | 9.5 (o-110, u-120) |
To Make Playoffs (if applicable) | Yes +500, No -800 | Yes +500, No -800 |
Ducks Coming Off 10-Win Season, Focused on Next Step
With bettors getting +500 if Oregon makes the College Football Playoff, consider how close they were last season. Two late losses by seven points to Arizona State and Oregon State sealed their fate, but Dan Lanning has to be excited about what could be in 2023. Oregon has won 10 or more games in three of the last four years and 10 of the final 15, it’s the final step that has been an issue for Oregon after playing in two National Title games (0-2) in 2010 and 2014.
The Ducks 2023 Oregon Ducks stats produced the nation’s 6th ranked offense with see some replacements on the offensive line. However, they’re still extremely talented, especially at the guard position with Josh Conerly (6-4, 300) and Ajani Cornelius (6-5, 310) who was a highly sought-after transfer from Rhode Island. Second-year quarterback, Bo Nix, transferred to Oregon in 2022 after three terrific seasons at Auburn. Reflecting on his 2023 Oregon Ducks stats, Nix threw for a career-high 3593 yards, his best output since his freshman season when he threw for 2542 yards as a Tiger.
The Ducks’ season ended with a 30-3 victory over Florida in the Las Vegas Bowl, but the typical stumbling blocks were for a program focused on its first National Title. In 2021, Oregon won their first four games before heading to Stanford as an 8 ½ point favorite. Stanford won 31-24, putting an early dent in Oregon’s playoff hopes, but a five-game win streak put them right back into the national picture. The Ducks proceeded to lose three of their last four games, including twice to Utah, and their National Title hopes were dashed. They’ll have to avoid bad losses while getting that elusive big win late. We’re not sure this will be the year to exercise their demons.
National Championship Odds: Too Many Teams To Jump Over
Last season, Oregon opened +5000 to win the National Title. That number was reduced to +2500 after a week 10 win over Colorado (49-10). That was the eighth straight win for the Ducks, making them one of the hottest teams in College Football. The reality for the 2022 season is they end the season with games against USC, Arizona State, and Oregon State. This three-game stretch could produce two losses, effectively knocking them out of the title picture. Next season the Ducks will get into the postseason, but in 2023 there are at least 10 teams better.
Conference Odds: Ducks Second Choice To Win Pac-12
With USC expected to compete for a playoff spot, that’s not good news for the Oregon Ducks, who likely will have to face the Trojans twice in the last four weeks to win the Pac-12. Last season, Oregon opened +300 to win the conference, third choice behind USC (+200) and Utah (+250). The Ducks are getting a little more respect at +325, the oddsmaker’s second choice, but it’s clear they feel the Trojans have got stronger over last season, and asking the Ducks to beat USC twice at the end of the season is too much.
Regular Season Wins: Bookmakers Have Ducks Number Spot-On
At 9 ½ (-120 under), that’s precisely where the Ducks will be making this prop a challenging handicap. They will match up against USC, Oregon State, and Washington, all teams that will be ranked at the time of the game. Last season, Oregon’s win total opened at 8 ½, with Oregon cashing over tickets after nine division one wins. The oddsmakers bumped that number up this year, but the schedule suggests that Oregon is staring at another nine-win season, good enough for second place in the Pac-12 College Football standings. Other props provide more value, rather than playing this and hoping Oregon cashed by a half-game.
To Make Playoffs: Oddsmakers Say ‘No’ -800
Oregon was -3000 last season to not make the postseason and -800 in 2023. There isn’t a simple recommendation on this playoff prop because we’re not laying -800 to win $100. It is worth mentioning that QB Bo Nix is tied for third choice to win the Heisman Trophy at +1600, a number that has increased. That is a better prop to bet with a better payoff. We hope you enjoy your College Football gamedays this Fall, and as always, all the best with your wagers.
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