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Oregon football vs. Maryland picks, odds: What national media are saying

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The No. 1 Oregon football team will once again be a heavy favorite heading into a matchup against an unranked foe, with this week’s game at Autzen Stadium against Maryland.

The Terrapins (4-4, 1-4 Big Ten) will be looking for their second conference win of the season in Big Ten play while the Ducks (9-0, 6-0 Big Ten) look to remain unbeaten.

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Saturday’s 4 p.m. game will air on Big Ten Network.

At BetMGM, as of Thursday, the Ducks are a 24.5-point favorite. Oregon is -3,000 on the money line while Maryland is +1,300. The over/under (point total) is set at 57.5.

The matchup predictor provided by ESPN Analytics has Oregon with a 93% chance to beat Maryland.

Projection: Ducks win by 23.6 points

“I do think this Mike Locksley-led offense, with him calling the shots, I think this is a total backdoor situation. Oregon is playing a bit close to the vest, they don’t want to get more guys hurt, we saw the Tez Johnson injury last week and the good news is he will be back. I think they just want a very business-like approach.”

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Pick: Maryland covers -25 spread (at time of recording)

“In the first half against teams not named Ohio State, Oregon does a phenomenal job of putting teams away … the first half spreads have been absolute moneymakers for the Oregon Ducks.”

Pick: Oregon covers -13.5 first-half spread (at time of recording)

Alec Dietz covers University of Oregon football, volleyball, women’s basketball and baseball for The Register-Guard. You may reach him at adietz@registerguard.com and you can follow him on X @AlecDietz.

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Human skeletal remains found in Maryland woods, investigation underway

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A death investigation is underway after Maryland state troopers found human skeletal remains in the woods in Frederick County on Wednesday afternoon.

According to Maryland State Police (MSP), state troopers responded to a wooded area on Interstate 70 and Green Valley Road in Frederick around 4 p.m. after Maryland Department of Natural Resources officers found what appeared to be human remains.

The discovery prompted MSP’s Criminal Enforcement Division and Homicide Unit investigators to arrive at the scene as well. The agency said crime scene techs from the Forensic Sciences Division processed the scene for evidence.

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The identity of the person has not been determined, and state troopers said they are waiting for autopsy results from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore.

Anyone with information relevant to the investigation is urged to call the MSP Frederick Barrack at 301-600-4151. Callers are allowed to be anonymous.



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Georgia’s cause for concern revealed in win over Maryland Eastern Shore

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The Bulldogs earned their largest victory ever in Stegeman Coliseum but shot just 20% from beyond the arc.

Georgia forward Jake Wilkins (21) during Georgia’s game against Maryland Eastern Shore at Stegeman Coliseum in Athens, Ga., on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2025.

By Olivia Sayer

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Georgia basketball did not portray its best offensive showing Wednesday night against Maryland Eastern Shore.

The Bulldogs beat the Hawks, 94-29, to earn their largest victory in Stegeman Coliseum in program history but struggled mightily on offense. Georgia shot just 20% on 40 3-point attempts, its most since trying 41 on March 2, 2024, against Texas A&M.

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Olivia Sayer

Olivia Sayer joined The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in May 2025 as an intern on the sports beat. She is earning a degree in journalism from the University of Georgia with a minor in sport management and a sports media certificate. Olivia previously held the titles of digital and assistant sports editor at The Red & Black.



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Constellation unveils proposals for new gas plant, battery storage infrastructure in Maryland

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Constellation Energy began making its case Tuesday that it should be the go-to company if Maryland expands power generation within its borders, filing plans for several new power-generating plants under a new fast-track approval process.



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