No. 9 Oregon vs. No. 20 Iowa - Where to Watch Live, Game Time & More
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Posted on Nov 6, 2025 | 08:05am
It's a big-time showdown of ranked Big Ten schools: It's No. 9 Oregon taking on No. 20 Iowa before a sell-out crowd on Saturday at the Hawkeyes' Kinnick Stadium.
Head coach Dan Lanning's visiting Oregon Ducks are 7-1 overall, and 4-1 in Big Ten play. Their lone loss came in October to Indiana. Since that stumble, they've won two straight. They were one of three Big Ten schools, along with Ohio State and their old friends at Indiana, to be awarded top 10 status in the season's first College Football Playoff Rankings, issued Tuesday.
The Iowa Hawkeyes, meanwhile, are winners of three straight. The string of Ws for head coach Kirk Ferentz's squad has improved their record to 6-2 (4-1 in the Big Ten). It also made the case for their inclusion in the College Football Playoff Rankings. Their date with Oregon is one of only a handful of college football matchups this weekend to feature two ranked opponents.
Read on for everything you need to know about the Oregon-Iowa game. Our playbook includes odds, a look at the key players, plus all the info you need to catch the Big Ten Football on CBS presentation live. Let's get this kicked off now.
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No. 9 Oregon-No. 20 Iowa
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Head coach Dan Lanning's visiting Oregon Ducks are 7-1 overall, and 4-1 in Big Ten play. Their lone loss came in October to Indiana. Since that stumble, they've won two straight. They were one of three Big Ten schools, along with Ohio State and their old friends at Indiana, to be awarded top 10 status in the season's first College Football Playoff Rankings, issued Tuesday.
The Iowa Hawkeyes, meanwhile, are winners of three straight. The string of Ws for head coach Kirk Ferentz's squad has improved their record to 6-2 (4-1 in the Big Ten). It also made the case for their inclusion in the College Football Playoff Rankings. Their date with Oregon is one of only a handful of college football matchups this weekend to feature two ranked opponents.
Read on for everything you need to know about the Oregon-Iowa game. Our playbook includes odds, a look at the key players, plus all the info you need to catch the Big Ten Football on CBS presentation live. Let's get this kicked off now.
When is the Oregon vs. Iowa game?
The Oregon-Iowa game is Saturday. All the tune-in info you need is listed here:No. 9 Oregon-No. 20 Iowa
- Date: Saturday, Nov. 8
- Time: 3:30 PM, ET
- Location: Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, Iowa
- Channel: CBS
- Streaming: Paramount+ with the Paramount+ Premium plan
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How to watch Oregon vs. Iowa live on Paramount+?
You can watch Oregon vs. Iowa live on Paramount+ when you have the Paramount+ Premium plan. The Paramount+ Premium plan gives you access to your live, local CBS TV station. All college football games airing live on CBS, stream live on Paramount+ with the Paramount+ Premium plan. Visit the Paramount+ Help Center for info on what Paramount+ plans are available, how much they cost, and what they offer.TV channel options for Oregon vs. Iowa
You can watch the Oregon vs. Iowa game on TV via your local CBS station using cable, satellite, or a digital antenna. Additionally, when you have a Paramount+ subscription with the Paramount+ Premium plan, you can watch the game live on your smart TV with the Paramount+ app.Matchup history Oregon and Iowa
Heading into Saturday, Oregon and Iowa have faced each other just three times all time – and zero times in the last 30 years. The two schools, which only became Big Ten colleagues last year when the Ducks joined the conference from the Pac-12, last met on a football field in 1994. Oregon won that contest, 40-18. They currently hold the edge in the series, 2-1.Key players to watch in Oregon vs. Iowa
- ➡️ Led by redshirt sophomore quarterback Dante Moore and touchdown-machine running back Jordon Davison, Oregon owns the nation's fifth-best scoring offense among FBS schools, averaging 41.2 points per game.
- ➡️ Iowa is the counterpoint to Oregon: The Hawkeyes bring the nation's third-stingiest defense to the field. On average, they're allowing just 234.9 yards per game.
- ➡️ For more news and coverage, check out the Oregon team page and the Iowa team page on CBSSports.com.