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QuickTake:
Here is everything you need to get ready for Week 2 of the Ducks college football season as Oregon takes on the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
Good morning, it’s Week 2, and this one should be fun.
It’s the No. 6 Oregon Ducks vs. the Oklahoma State Cowboys. It’s Dan Lanning vs. Mike Gundy. It’s rich vs. rich. And we only have to wait until 12:30 p.m. for this thing to get going.
Can the Ducks keep the momentum from their Week 1 blowout? Can an Oklahoma State’s first-time starting quarterback pull off the upset of the season?
Here’s what you need to know as you go about your game day morning, then make sure to stick around for live updates throughout the game.
📺 how to watch or listen 📻
When: 12:30 p.m. Sept. 6
Where: Autzen Stadium
TV Channel: CBS
Radio: KUGN-AM 590 and KUJZ 95.3 in Eugene
who’s playing
Opponent: Oklahoma State (1-0, 0-0 Big 12)
Depth Chart/rosters: Oregon; Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State player to watch: Zane Flores, quarterback
Oklahoma State likes to throw the football. The problem? Its quarterback hasn’t thrown the football a whole lot. A week after starter Hauss Hejny was injured, the redshirt sophomore Flores will make his first career start. Flores is from Gretna, Nebraska, redshirted his first year, broke his foot last year and made his collegiate debut last week when he came in relief of Hejny. Flores went 13-of-20 for 136 yards, with no touchdowns or turnovers.
“He needs to go out and do what he’s done all his life,” Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy said. “Play quarterback, go out and play hard, have fun and compete. And our coaches need to put him in a good position.”
Oregon player to watch: Dillon Thieneman, safety
Thieneman was arguably Oregon’s biggest get in the offseason transfer portal cycle, with the Ducks bringing in the one-time Big Ten defensive freshman of the year to lead Oregon’s secondary. While the Ducks showcased a bevy of youth against Montana State, look for Thieneman and his experience to lead the way against an Oklahoma State team that will try to test the Ducks deep.
“Coming in here, I feel like I needed to earn my place to the new guys, to prove myself,” Thieneman said during fall camp. “All the experience I have from my past two years, I wanted to use that as a platform to be a leader and help the younger guys who don’t have as much experience.”
fit check
Color to wear: Green
🔖 reads to get ready for the game 🔖
In case you missed any of our coverage earlier this week:
New Heights: Oregon’s big but inexperienced secondary gets its first test
The Duck Report: ‘We spend to win’
The Lookout Lookback: On Moore to Moore, hurdles, physics and Oregon’s smooth start
Simplicity from Dante Moore and the Oregon Ducks lead to rout of Montana State
Noah Whittington earned the start — and jump-started the Ducks
Learn more about Oklahoma State
What happened to Oklahoma State? CBS Sports asks this week.
The OSU student newspaper takes a look at Flores’ leadership.
📷 Relive Week 1 📷
The Ducks’ Kyler Kasper catches a ball against Jhase McMillan of the Montana State Bobcats. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Dakorien Moore hurdles Bryant Meredith of the Montana State Bobcats for the first down. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
The Oregon Ducks take on the Montana State Bobcats at Autzen Stadium. The fan dress code was stripe out. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Archie Garrett, 11, cheers for the Ducks against the Montana State Bobcats. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Daylen Austin (0) of the Oregon Ducks celebrates recovering a blocked punt against the Montana State Bobcats. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Shanko Kornachuk (22) of the Montana State Bobcats celebrates a touchdown against the Ducks. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
A fan dances to “Shout” at the end of the third quarter during the Oregon-Montana State game. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Jordon Davison (0) and Dante Moore celebrate a touchdown against Montana State. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Matthew Bedford prepares to take the field before the Ducks’ game against Montana State. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Dante Moore throws against the Montana State Bobcats. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Jordon Davison dives for the end zone against Montana State. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Gary Bryant Jr. runs for a touchdown against Montana State. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Jordon Davison scores against Montana State. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Justin Lamson hands the ball off to Julius Davis during the Montana State-Oregon game. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Justin Lamson calls for a timeout against the Ducks. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
The Oregon Duck watches the sideline at Autzen Stadium. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Vernal Blake walks with Amari Blake, 3, towards Autzen Stadium before the game between the Ducks and Montana State. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
A group from Lake Oswego, Oregon, takes a group photo in front of Autzen Stadium before the Ducks and Montana State game. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Steve Patterson sits outside his “Quackulance,” a modified, Duck-themed ambulance, in the Autzen Stadium parking lot before the Ducks-Montana State game. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
“He actually plays the drums,” said Camden Miller’s mom as he plays Ethan Zawodny’s Oregon Marching Band Drum in the parking lot of Autzen Stadium before the Montana State game. “That made his day.” Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Ajay Davis, 11, (middle) and Gabriel Gavette, 10, (right) jump for a ball while tailgating before the Ducks-Montana State game. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
UO’s Bryce Boettcher does the March to Victory before Ducks-Montana State game. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA 
Dapper Duck shows off his shoes before Oregon season-opener against the Montana State Bobcats. Credit: Isaac Wasserman / Lookout Eugene-Springfield / Catchlight / RFA
