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Oregon Ducks @ Michigan Wolverines -8.5 -105 betWay * 6:30 pm ![an_nailbiter](https://img.covers.com/covers/emoticons/an_nailbiter.gif)
Last Meeting ( Dec 2, 2023 ) Michigan 83, Oregon 86
No.24 Michigan faces Oregon, looks for 11th straight home win.
https://thescore.com/ncaab/news/3210147
Visiting Oregon (16-5, 5-6) comes in reeling, having lost three in a row and four of its last five, with the only win in that stretch coming against one of the league's worst teams, Washington.
The Ducks embarked on their two-game road trip to Michigan (they play at No. 9 Michigan State on Saturday) after dropping a 77-71 home contest to Nebraska on Sunday.
Oregon has fallen from legitimate conference contender to a sub-.500 record in the league during this icy stretch.
The silver lining is that Oregon had eight Quad 1 wins and a No. 37 NET ranking to begin this week, so the Ducks still are well north of the NCAA tourney bubble.
Michigan (16-5, 8-2) comes in feeling much better about itself, a winner of two straight following a 66-63 road triumph at Rutgers on Saturday.
The Wolverines entered Tuesday a game behind Michigan State for the top spot in the conference standings and were No. 17 in the NET rankings.
The game will feature three of the best frontcourt players in the conference.
Even though the teams have been in opposite conferences before this year and are located a long way from each other, there is a recent history.
Oregon earned a 71-70 overtime win over Michigan in Ann Arbor in 2019, while the Ducks also defeated Michigan in overtime, 86-83, in overtime last season in Eugene, Ore.