College GameDay has now been to Oregon 13 times, including the Week 7 show from the 2025 season. 

Oregon’s arrival on the national scene over the last 20 years has come with a commensurate rise as one of ESPN’s most common College GameDay locations. Oregon hosted eight different times from 2007-14. 

When Was the Last Time College GameDay Went to Oregon?

College GameDay went to Oregon last year, at this exact point in the calendar. 

Last year, on Oct. 12, No. 3 Oregon hosted No. 2 Ohio State in the Big Ten’s game of the year. The Ducks won, 32-31. 

College GameDay Visits to Oregon

 

DateOpponentGame ResultOct. 11, 2025IndianaOct. 12, 2024Ohio StateOregon 32, Ohio State 31Oct. 22, 2022UCLAOregon 45, UCLA 30Sept. 22, 2018StanfordStanford 38, Oregon 31 (OT)Sept. 6, 2014MichiganOregon 46, Michigan 27Oct. 26, 2013UCLAOregon 42, UCLA 14Nov. 17, 2012StanfordStanford 17, Oregon 14 (OT)Oct. 15, 2011Arizona StateOregon 41, Arizona State 27Oct. 2, 2010StanfordOregon 52, Stanford 31Oct. 31, 2009USCOregon 47, USC 20Nov. 3, 2007Arizona StateOregon 35, Arizona State 23Sept. 29, 2007CalCal 31, Oregon 24Sept. 23, 2000UCLAOregon 29, UCLA 10

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