Boise State vs Oregon Live Stream: Start Time, TV Channel & Key Storylines

EUGENE, Ore. — A sold-out Autzen Stadium is living up to its “Stripe Out” billing as No. 2 Oregon and Boise State traded blows through a tense first three quarters, locked at 17-17 with 8:49 on the clock in the third period. Oregon quarterback Dante Moore has been the story for the Ducks, already eclipsing the 200-yard mark (205 yards on 18-of-25 passing) while hooking up with freshman speedster Jeremiah McClellan for a 50-yard touchdown that sparked a second-quarter rally. The Broncos have answered behind the poise of Maddux Madsen, whose quick-strike passing game and a short Dylan Riley touchdown run helped Boise State seize an early 14-7 advantage. Key numbers through 37 minutes: • First downs — Oregon 12, Boise State 9 • Total yards — Ducks 270 on 42 plays; Broncos 159 on 38 plays • Third-down efficiency — Oregon 4-for-9, Boise State 2-for-9 • Penalties — Oregon 5-for-35, Boise State 3-for-25 Why this matchup matters 1. Rare meeting: Despite regional proximity, the programs have met only three times in the past 20 years, with Boise State holding a 3-0 edge coming into today. 2. CFP stakes: Oregon opened the season ranked No. 2 and can’t afford a non-conference slip if it hopes to book a College Football Playoff return. 3. Statement shot: First-year Broncos head coach Spencer Danielson can vault his Mountain West favorite into the national conversation with an upset on CBS’s national broadcast. How to watch and stream • Kickoff: 12:30 p.m. PT, Sept. 5 • TV: CBS • Streaming: Paramount+ and the CBS Sports app • Radio: Oregon Sports Network / Bronco Radio Network (check local affiliates) In-game turning points • Stripe-Out surge: Autzen’s alternating green and yellow sections reached peak volume after linebacker Ethan Piper stuffed a Broncos fourth-and-1 at midfield, swinging momentum before halftime. • Special-teams swing: Boise State reclaimed energy when Sire Gaines housed a 45-yard punt return, setting up a game-tying field goal early in the third. Players to watch down the stretch • Jordon Davison, RB, Oregon: The true freshman leads all rushers with 35 yards but has been one carry away from breaking loose. • JL Skinner II, S, Boise State: The NFL legacy has already recorded six tackles and a pass breakup patrolling the deep middle. What’s next With Pac-12 after-dark classics a thing of the past, this high-stakes matinee is giving fans nationwide a taste of Big Ten-era Oregon football drama. If Moore continues carving up the secondary, the Ducks could finally reverse their Boise hex; if Madsen marshals one more blue-turf-style upset, the Mountain West may gain an early New Year’s Six frontrunner. Stay tuned as the clash between the Ducks and Broncos races toward a classic fourth-quarter finish in Eugene.