'An Oregon win and a Washington cover would be perfect,' Shelton said. And there are no five- or six-figure wagers, so that's just an accumulation of cash so far. On the moneyline, however, it's all Washington, at 10/1 tickets and money. 'And there are a ton of bets in the $5,000 range, just endless,' Shelton said. It does seem like the bigger bets have been on Oregon,' Shelton said. Money was flirting with 2/1 Oregon, but now it's about 1.5/1. There are a few hundred more on Washington, but it's not even 1.5/1. 'There's just a truckload of spread tickets on both sides. The Ducks went down to -9 late this morning and -8.5 (-120) this afternoon, before rebounding to -9.5.
Oregon opened -8.5, sped to -9.5 Sunday night, then touched -10 Thursday night and earlier today. 'You can barely walk through the casino, it's so packed here,' BetMGM Nevada's Scott Shelton said from the sportsbook's offices at Mandalay Bay, right across the highway from Allegiant Stadium. ET FRIDAY: An hour before kickoff, Oregon is laying 9.5 points at BetMGM Nevada, which is taking a boatload of action, since the Pac-12 title game is in Las Vegas. Tez Johnson and Oregon can avenge a Week 7 loss to Washington.
