Bruins schedule: UCLA at Oregon set for 12:30 on CBS
The updated Bruins schedule now locks No. 23 UCLA at No. 15 Oregon for a 12:30 p.m. PT kickoff on Saturday, Oct. 10, at Autzen Stadium, with the Big Ten Conference clash airing live on CBS after both teams exit their bye weeks. Fans tracking kickoff and TV details finally have official confirmation from Monday’s conference announcement.
The early window matters for national visibility: CBS will carry the ranked matchup live, giving viewers a clear appointment time for Oregon’s return home after a bye.
Key Takeaways
- No. 15 Oregon hosts No. 23 UCLA at Autzen Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 10, at 12:30 p.m. PT.
- The Big Ten announced the kickoff and CBS broadcast on Monday.
- Both teams are on a bye this week before the Week 6 showdown.
- Oregon is 3-1 (1-0 Big Ten); undefeated UCLA sits at 4-0 overall.
- Oregon quarterback Dante Moore’s status remains unclear after a concussion against USC.
When is the Bruins schedule kickoff versus Oregon?
According to the University of Oregon Athletics release, the Week 6 game starts at 12:30 p.m. Pacific Time on Oct. 10 and will be broadcast on CBS.
OregonLive reported the same window after the Big Ten’s Monday announcement, confirming Autzen Stadium as the site and CBS as the national TV home.
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How does UCLA’s Bruins schedule look entering Autzen?
UCLA enters Oregon undefeated at 4-0 after a road demolition of Maryland, 54-3, and will use this week’s bye to prepare under first-year coach Bob Chesney.
The Bruins are ranked No. 23 and have opened Big Ten play with wins, including that Maryland blowout. Chesney arrived from James Madison after two successful seasons there.
Oregon (3-1, 1-0 Big Ten) is also idle this week after a dramatic 41-27 road win over USC on Saturday, setting up a ranked Autzen clash once both sides return.
Why does the CBS kickoff time matter for Oregon and UCLA?
A 12:30 p.m. PT start on CBS puts the game in a high-profile national slot coming out of matching bye weeks, which can shape preparation and viewing plans for both fan bases.
Oregon’s biggest off-field question is Moore, who suffered a concussion on a second-quarter hit against USC. His status for the UCLA game is unclear as he works through NCAA-mandated concussion protocols.
UCLA arrives hot under Chesney with an unbeaten record, while Oregon aims to defend Autzen after opening conference play with a top-25 win on the road. The locked kickoff and channel give both sides—and viewers—a firm plan for Oct. 10.