Oregon Ducks Schedule

Oregon Ducks Schedule tracks every University of Oregon Ducks football game across the season, with home games at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon, and away games spanning the Big Ten Conference and non-conference opponents. The University of Oregon competes in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision as a member of the Big Ten Conference, which it joined in 2024 alongside Washington, USC, and UCLA. The schedule is derived from ESPN's public API, the same data source used by ESPN's scores and schedules platforms, and is refreshed daily, then more frequently on game day, so kickoff time shifts, venue changes, and television assignments remain current. The sports calendar covers the Ducks' regular-season slate, with each entry listing a single game, kickoff time in Eastern Time, home or away designation, stadium name, and the national broadcaster once assigned. The Big Ten operates without divisions, so Oregon's conference opponents rotate across a league that now runs from the Pacific Northwest to the Atlantic seaboard and spans four time zones; the long-running rivalry with Washington, which both programmes carried into the Big Ten from the Pac-12, returns within that rotation. Fox, CBS, NBC, and the Big Ten Network divide the conference's television windows, which is why late evening kickoffs at Autzen Stadium — among the loudest venues in the sport — sit alongside morning starts when the Ducks travel east. Fans, alumni, students, and journalists who follow Oregon football can use this Smart Calendar Feed—free to subscribe—to keep the full schedule visible in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. Each game appears as a calendar event with venue, broadcaster, and kickoff information already included, so the schedule sits alongside personal and professional commitments without manual entry. Football Bowl Subdivision scheduling involves frequent television re-selections, particularly in the weeks before kickoff, and the feed removes the need to check a separate source. Kickoff windows are often confirmed only six or twelve days ahead, so an entry can still move after it first appears; the calendar rewrites it in place rather than leaving a stale time. Postponements, weather delays, and eventually the Big Ten Championship Game in Indianapolis arrive the same way, once the title-game field is settled, and game-day refreshes run more often than the daily baseline.