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Colorado's Schedule: Odds, injury news and how to watch Week 4 game vs. No. 10 Oregon

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders looks on against the Colorado State Rams during the first half at Folsom Field.
Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders looks on against the Colorado State Rams during the first half at Folsom Field.

The No. 19 Colorado Buffaloes led by Deion Sanders are headed to Eugene to face their biggest challenge yet, going up against the No. 10 Oregon Ducks. Unfortunately, they will have to do it without their star player Travis Hunter, who sustained an injury during their game against Colorado State and will be out for at least three weeks.

Bo Nix, the quarterback for Oregon, spoke of the Buffaloes' defense leading up to their game. However, he emphasized that they won't allow any distractions to affect their preparation for the matchup. They are focused on doing what is necessary to be ready for this highly anticipated match-up.

Both teams head into a must-watch Week 4 with perfect 3-0 records. Oregon is favored to hand Deion Sanders his first loss as head coach of Colorado.

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How to watch No. 19 Colorado vs. No. 10 Oregon, TV and streaming:

No. 10 Oregon will be hosting No. 19 Colorado at 3:30 p.m., ET. The game will be aired on ABC and ESPN+.

Notable football players and injury news:

  • Buffaloes WR Travis Hunter is out for Week 4

  • Buffaloes TE Louis Passrello is out for Week 4

  • Buffaloes RB Alton McCaskill IV is questionable for Week 4

  • Buffaloes WR Javon Antonio is questionable for Week 4

  • Buffaloes LB Brendon Gant is questionable for Week 4

  • Buffaloes C Van Wells is questionable for Week 4

  • Ducks WR Josh Delgado is questionable for Week 4

  • Ducks LB Jestin Jacobs is questionable for Week 4

  • Ducks OL Nishad Strother is questionable for Week 4

Blackburn has received death threats on social media due to the hit on Travis Hunter. Deion Sanders addressed the issue in a press conference. Sanders stated that his team has forgiven Blackburn and he believes he does not deserve the negative attention, and he encourages everyone to move forward.

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NCAA Odds Week 4: No. 19 Colorado vs. No. 10 Oregon Lines, betting trends:

The Ducks are favorites to defeat the Buffaloes, according to the BetMGM odds. Looking to wager? Check out the best mobile sports betting apps.

  • Point Spread: Colorado +20.5

  • Moneyline: Colorado +750 /Oregon -1200

  • Over/Under: 70.5

Colorado Buffaloes remaining schedule and results:

  • Week 1: Colorado 45-42 TCU Final

  • Week 2: Colorado 36-14 Nebraska Final

  • Week 3: Colorado 43-35 Colorado State Final

  • Week 4: Sat. Sept. 23: Colorado-Oregon, 3:30 p.m., ET, ABC

  • Week 5: Sat. Sept. 23: Colorado-USC, 12:00 p.m., ET, FOX

  • Week 6: Sat. Oct. 7: Colorado-Arizona State, TBD

  • Week 7: Fri. Oct. 13: Colorado-Stanford, 10:00 p.m., ET, ESPN

  • Week 8: Sat. Oct. 28: Colorado-UCLA, TBD

  • Week 9: Sat. Nov. 4: Colorado-Oregon State, TBD

  • Week 10: Sat. Nov. 11: Colorado-Arizona, TBD

  • Week 11: Fri. Nov. 17: Colorado-Washington State, 10:30 p.m., ET, TBD

  • Week 12: Sat. Nov. 25: Colorado-Utah, TBD

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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Injury updates, betting info, and how to watch the Colorado take on the Oregon