The USC Trojans and Oregon Ducks meet Saturday in week 11 college football action at Autzen Stadium. Let’s preview this game and give out a pick and prediction.

USC Trojans Betting Preview 

The USC Trojans need a win after losing 3 of their last 4 games. USC has won 3 of its last 4 road games. Caleb Williams is completing 69.2 percent of his passes for 2,958 yards, 28 touchdowns and 4 interceptions. Tahj Washington and Brenden Rice have combined for 1,396 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns, while Mario Williams has 28 receptions. The USC Trojans ground game is averaging 158.8 yards per contest, and MarShawn Lloyd leads the way with 766 yards and 8 touchdowns. Defensively, USC is allowing 34.5 points and 436.3 yards per game. Mason Cobb leads the USC Trojans with 63 tackles, Jamil Muhammad has 6 sacks and Calen Bullock has 2 interceptions.

Oregon Ducks Betting Preview 

The Oregon Ducks look for a fourth straight win to stay in the CFB playoff convo. Oregon has won 6 straight home games. Bo Nix is completing 78.1 percent of his passes for 2,723 yards, 25 touchdowns and 2 interceptions. Troy Franklin and Tez Johnson have combined for 1,545 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns, while Terrance Ferguson has 27 receptions. The Oregon Ducks ground game is averaging 209.2 yards per contest, and Bucky Irving leads the way with 821 yards and 9 touchdowns. Defensively, Oregon is allowing 16 points and 301.7 yards per game. Evan Williams leads the Oregon Ducks with 53 tackles, Brandon Dorlus has 4 sacks and Khyree Jackson has 2 interceptions.

Matchup/League Facts

• Oregon rank 1st among FBS teams for points per game this season (47.4).
• Oregon rank 11th among FBS teams for points allowed per game this season (16.0).
• USC rank 2nd among FBS teams for points per game this season (45.5).

Randy’s Pick

The USC Trojans are a falling apart as they went from being the team to beat in the PAC-12 and Williams being the Heisman favorite to losing 3 of 4 games and Williams crying in the stands. USC is 123rd in total defense and 124th in scoring defense. Not great when going against Oregon, the best scoring offense in the country. With all that said, we’re getting over two full touchdowns. USC still has an elite quarterback, and two of its three losses were decided by 10 or fewer points. This line suggests that USC is a middle of the road PAC-12 team, and I’m just not there, even with the bad defense. Give me the points.