Betting Odds for Oregon Ducks' Win Total Released

Big Ten Win Totals for 2026

Here are the betting lines for the Big Ten win totals:

1. Oregon: 10.5 wins
1. Indiana: 10.5 wins
3. Ohio State: 9.5
3. Penn State: 9.5 wins
5. USC: 8.5 wins
5. Michigan: 8.5 wins
7. Illinois: 7.5 wins
7. Iowa: 7.5 wins
7. Washington: 7.5 wins
10. Wisconsin: 6.5 wins
10. UCLA: 6.5 wins
12. Nebraska: 5.5 wins
12. Northwestern: 5.5 wins
12. Minnesota: 5.5 wins
15. Rutgers: 4.5 wins
15. Maryland: 4.5 wins
17. Michigan State: 3.5 wins
17. Purdue: 3.5 wins

Oregon and Indiana lead the way, but the top of the conference looks to be rather competitive yet again. In 2025, Indiana and Ohio State met in the Big Ten title game after both going undefeated in the regular season, and Oregon joined the Hoosiers and the Buckeyes in the College Football Playoff before Indiana won the national championship.

Quarterbacks like Oregon's Dante Moore, Ohio State's Julian Sayin, and USC's Jayden Maiava figure to be in the conversation for the Heisman Trophy, and Indiana is expected to reload after an impressive transfer portal haul following an unprecedented season with coach Curt Cignetti.

Big Ten Schedule Highlights

How the Big Ten regular season unfolds remains to be seen, but the early betting odds from FanDuel favor Oregon and Indiana to come out on top.

Thanks to the expanded Big Ten, the regular season schedule is constantly changing with high-profile matchups. Last year, Oregon went on the road and defeated Penn State during the Nittany Lions' White Out, and Indiana travelled to Oregon and snapped the Ducks' 18-game winning streak inside of Autzen Stadium.

The 2026 regular season will feature a different slate of marquee games within the Big Ten:

• Oregon at USC (Sept. 26)
• Ohio State at Indiana (Oct. 17)
• Penn State at Michigan (Oct. 17)
• Ohio State at USC (Oct. 31)
• Oregon at Ohio State (Nov. 7)
• Michigan at Ohio State (Nov. 28)

The Ducks' schedule is highlighted by road games against USC, Illinois, and Ohio State as well as home games against Michigan and Washington.

Ohio State arguably has the toughest non-conference matchup with a road game against the Texas Longhorns, potentially a reason for the Buckeyes' win total being lower than Oregon and Indiana. In addition to Texas, Ohio State has one of the tougher Big Ten slates with Iowa, Indiana, Oregon, USC, and Michigan all on the schedule.

Penn State avoids Ohio State, Indiana, and Oregon, but the Nittany Lions do face USC and Michigan in the middle of their season.

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