The College Football Playoff continues on with a New Year’s Day matchup between the Texas Tech Red Raiders and Oregon Ducks in the Orange Bowl.
Kickoff is scheduled for 12 p.m. ET. The information below looks at the latest odds, betting splits, key stats, and best ways to bet this matchup on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Game Odds on DraftKings Sportsbook
Spread: Oregon -2.5 (-108) | Texas Tech +2.5 (+110)
Moneyline: Oregon -130 | Texas Tech +110
Total: 51.5 (Over -112 / Under -108)
Betting Splits for Oregon vs. Texas Tech
- Spread splits: 58% of bets / 64% of handle on Oregon -2.5
- Moneyline splits: 54% of bets / 60% of handle on Oregon
- Total splits: 68% of bets / 60% of handle on Over 51.5
The betting splits are relatively even but public money is leaning toward Oregon for both the moneyline and the spread. The biggest consensus falls on the game total, with 68% of wagers and 60% of the betting handle backing the over of 51.5 points.
You also can check out updated betting splits here as late money continues to come in.
Stats to Know (2025)
- Against the spread (ATS): Oregon is 12-1 overall and 8-5 against the spread. Texas Tech is 12-1 overall with a CFB-leading 12-1 record against the spread.
- Offensive Efficiency: Oregon is producing 39.2 points per game, which ranks ninth in college football. Texas Tech is generating 42.5 points per contest, which is the second-best rate in the nation.
- Defensive Efficiency: Oregon is holding opponents to 16.3 points per game, the 10th-best rate. Texas Tech is limiting opposing teams to 10.9 points per game, which ranks third.
- Rushing Production: Oregon has a run-heavy approach that has rushed the ball on 55.5% of plays this season. They rank 49th in rush attempts per game (36.6), second in yards per carry (5.9), and 13th in rushing yards per game (217.1). Texas Tech also keeps the ball on the ground regularly, running on 52.5% of snaps. They rank 24th in rushing attempts per game (40.9), 57th in yards per carry (4.4), and 37th in rushing yards per game (178.2).
- Passing Production: Oregon has the third-best completion percentage (71.9%), ranking 41st in passing yards per game (251.8) and 11th in yards per pass play (8.9), while getting sacked less than 4% of the time Texas Tech is posting the 32nd-best completion percentage (65.2%), ranking 10th in passing yards per game (284.5) and 27th in yards per pass play (8.1), while getting sacked under 5% of the time.
Players to Watch (Most-Bet Props)
- Cameron Dickey (Texas Tech) – Anytime TD (-155)
- Kenyon Saddiq (Oregon) – Anytime TD (+130)
- Jordan Davison (Oregon) – Anytime TD (+110)
- Dante Moore (Oregon) – 280+ Passing Yards (+230)
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Prediction & Best Bets
Projected final score: Oregon 34, Texas Tech 27
Moneyline: Oregon
Spread: Oregon -2.5
Total: Over 51.5
Both of these teams have high powered offenses that can put up points in a hurry. Expect that to be on full display in this matchup.
Still, Oregon has the edge in overall talent, and Texas Tech doesn’t seem capable of keeping up in the points department. The Ducks scored 51 points against JMU in their opening playoff matchup, and I am chalking up the 28 second half points allowed to human nature. The game was never out of the Ducks’ hands, but they just let their foot off the gas. Dan Lanning will surely want his team competing for all 60 minutes to make a statement against Texas Tech.