Huskies vs Ducks Odds & Betting: Red-Hot Oregon Seeks Another Win Over Huskies

The Oregon Ducks (11-6 SU, 6-11 ATS) are 5-0 SU over their last five games and 3-1 ATS over their last four games. The Ducks host the Washington Huskies (9-7 SU, 8-8 ATS) this Sunday night and will look to cover the spread as a double-digit favorite in Huskies vs Ducks predictions.

Huskies vs Ducks Odds & Analysis

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The Ducks opened as 12-point favorites in this Pac-12 matchup and have been bet down slightly to Oregon -11.5. Early Huskies vs Ducks predictions seem to be leaning towards this game going OVER the posted total, which is now up to 142.5 points after Sportsbook at 141.5 points. Oregon is 5-0 SU in its last five games against Washington.

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Washington Carries 3-Game Win Streak Into Sunday

The Huskies continued their recent run of strong play with an 82-72 road win over the Oregon State Beavers as 3-point road underdogs. Terrell Brown Jr. scored 27 points with six rebounds and five assists against the Beavers, bringing his season total in scoring to 21.4 points per game. Washington is now 3-0 SU and ATS over its last three games since Sportsbook the season with an underwhelming 6-7 SU and 5-8 ATS record.

Prior to this 82-point performance, Washington’s offense had produced only 65 points per game over its previous three games. The Huskies will need another strong game on offense to cash in on Huskies vs Ducks predictions in thier favor this Sunday facing an Oregon offense that has scored at least 78 points in each of its last four games.

Oregon Heating Up After Slow Start To 2021-22

Oregon entered its road game against the No. 3 UCLA Bruins on January 13 as a 9.5-point underdog, having won three straight games but going 1-2 ATS over that stretch and 3-10 ATS over its previous 13 games. Jacob Young scored 23 points and was one of six Ducks to score at least 10 points in the team’s stunning 84-81 upset over the Bruins. The Ducks followed that win up with a 79-69 road win over the No. 5 USC Trojans as 6-point underdogs.

What a difference a few games can make. The Ducks wrapped up December with a 7-6 SU and 3-10 ATS record and were averaging 70.6 points per game. Oregon is 4-0 SU and 3-1 ATS in January with two road wins over top-five teams and are averaging 80 points per game over that stretch.