What radio station is Oregon vs. MI State game on Friday, Oct. 4? Details on Week 6 NCAA Football Game Coverage
The No. 6-ranked Oregon Ducks (4-0, 1-0 Big Ten) will host their conference rival the Michigan State Spartans (3-2, 1-1) in Week 6 on Friday in Eugene. The Ducks put on a stellar show last week against another Big Ten rival, the UCLA Bruins, defeating them 34-13. With their fourth consecutive win, Oregon has moved up to sixth from its previous eighth rank.
Michigan State, on the other hand, faced No. 3 Ohio State and suffered a devastating 38-7 loss in Week 5. The Spartans are coming off their second straight loss and now take on Oregon this week, which makes a winning comeback even more challenging for them.
However, it will be an exciting rivalry matchup, and football fans can expect nail-biting, action-packed gameplay. As the game is a few days away, it's always in fans' interest to stay up-to-date beforehand. Let's take a look at where to catch the contest live on radio networks.
How to listen to Oregon vs. MI State game on Friday night?
Football fans can listen to the Oregon vs. MI State game live on the Sirius XM radio network. Oregon fans can tune in to channel 84, while Michigan State supporters can tune in to channel 372.
The Oregon vs. MI State game will also be broadcast live on FOX network, where a highly talented team featuring Jason Benetti (play-by-play), Brock Huard (analyst) and Allison Williams (sideline) will be the announcers for the game. You can also livestream the matchup on Fubo, Sling TV and ESPN+.
What time is Oregon vs. MI State?
The matchup between the Ducks and Spartans is scheduled to kick off at 9 p.m. ET on Friday. The game will be played on the home turf of Oregon at Autzen Stadium in Eugene.
Oregon vs. MI State: Head-to-Head
The Oregon vs. Michigan State rivalry has been played seven times, with the Ducks leading the head-to-head series 4-3. The first encounter between these programs was in 1979 when the Spartans dominated with a 41-17 win.
Their last meeting was in December 2018 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, which became the lowest-scoring game in their rivalry. The game was so intense that neither team managed to score by halftime.
The Spartans took a 6-0 lead in the third quarter after kicker Matt Coghlin made two 34-yard field goals. However, former Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert threw a stunning 28-yard touchdown pass to his wide receiver Dillon Mitchell with just 1:40 left in the game, securing a 7-6 victory for the Ducks.
As they meet once again on Friday, the Spartans have a chance to even the series with the Ducks. Will we see another nail-biter, or will Oregon continue its winning run by a large margin?