How to watch Oregon vs Boise State

PORTLAND, Ore. — Oregon was ranked No. 3 to start the season, but fell to No. 7 after a disappointing 24-14 win over Idaho in the opening game. Oregon (1-0) managed nearly 500 yards of offense against the Vandals, but the Ducks struggled to score points in what was expected to be a debacle. Boise State opened with a 56-45 win over Georgia Southern. The Broncos (1-0) have won all three previous meetings with the Ducks.

What time is the game? The game starts on Saturday at 7 p.m.

Where can I watch the game? This week's game can only be seen on Peacock, NBC's streaming service. You can sign up for Peacock here. Plans start at $7.99 per month or $79.99 for an annual subscription.

Is there a free preview for Peacock? There is no free trial for Peacock, but there is currently a special promotion running where you can get it for $4.99 per month for four months with the promo code “TGIF.”

What are The Opportunities? Oregon is favored by 18 1/2 points.

Series record: Boise State leads 3-0.

Oregon was ranked No. 3 in the AP Top 25 to start the season, but fell to No. 7 after a disappointing 24-14 win over Idaho in the opening game. Oregon managed nearly 500 yards of offense against the Vandals, but struggled to score points in what was expected to be a debacle. Boise State opened with a 56-45 road win over Georgia Southern. The Broncos have won all three previous meetings with the Ducks.

Against Oregon, Idaho benefited from a poor performance by the Ducks' offensive line, which allowed three sacks and struggled to create gaps for Oregon's run, which accounted for just 137 yards against the Vandals. At the same time, Boise State's defense left a lot to be desired against Georgia Southern, allowing a total of 461 yards and 45 points. The Broncos forced four fumbles but recovered one.

Idaho: The Vandals have a Heisman candidate in running back Ashton Jeanty, who rushed for 267 yards and six touchdowns in the opening game, both new school records. Last season, he scored 19 touchdowns (14 receptions and five rushing) and averaged 159.7 all-purpose yards per game, second best in the nation.

Oregon: Quarterback Dillon Gabriel, also a Heisman candidate, was statistically solid in his debut for the Ducks, completing 41 of 49 passes for 380 yards. His 41 completions were a career-high and tied the Oregon record. He connected twice with receiver Tez Johnson for touchdowns.

The Ducks open this season with two games against teams from Idaho. … Boise State has never defeated a team from the Big Ten. The Ducks joined the conference this season after the Pac-12 folded. … Sire Gaines was the Mountain West's freshman of the week after rushing for 110 yards against Georgia Southern. … Boise State beat the Ducks 37-32 in Eugene in 2008 and 19-8 the following year in Boise. The third win came in the 2017 Las Vegas Bowl, 38-28. … The Ducks have won 33 home non-conference games, the longest active winning streak in the nation.