Eastern Washington and Civil War Among Five Start Times Set for Oregon Football
The Oregon Ducks are now under one-hundred days from playing football and the Pac-12 and Fox Sports have announced game times for a handful of games for the upcoming season. Five games now have announced times.
The trip to Michigan State is already set for a 5pm Pacific Time kickoff on ABC as the ‘Game of the Week’ on Saturday, September 12th. The Pac-12 matchup with Arizona on Thursday, October 29th is set for a 7:30pm Pacific Time kickoff on ESPN.
The three games announced on Monday include the remaining non-conference slate and the Civil War, this year played on a Friday at Autzen Stadium.
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When it comes to the season opener, there are storylines abound with former Golden Eagles QB Vernon Adams likely being at the helm of the Oregon Ducks. Oregon kicks off the 2015 season in primetime at 5pm Pacific Time on Pac-12 Networks. Oregon will have back to back night games with the Spartans kickoff the following week at 5pm from Spartan Stadium in East Lansing.
Oregon will return home to close out the non-conference part of the schedule hosting Georgia State for a late morning start at 11am on Pac-12 Networks. This is the second season in a row that the Oregon Ducks played a game before noon. This time, in part by request for less night games at Autzen Stadium according to GoDucks.com
The other game that has a somewhat set start time is the Civl War with Oregon State at the end of the year. Fox Sports will broadcast the game at either 12:30 or 1pm Pacific Time.
The Pac-12 Championship Game will be played on Saturday, September 5th in Santa Clara, California. Gametime is yet to be announced.
Remaining games on the schedule, mostly Pac-12 games, will likely be announced as the season progresses with a six or twelve day window, announced by the Pac-12 Conference.