Texas vs Oregon Odds & Picks for Super Regional Game 2

Texas is listed as a 71-cent (-233) favorite against Oregon tonight in Game 2 of their Super Regional
The Longhorns took the opener 11-3 and can knock out the Ducks with a win on Sunday
Get the Texas vs Oregon odds and picks for Super Regional Game 2

The Oregon Ducks’ backs are up against the wall tonight, as they face the Texas Longhorns in Game 2 of their Super Regional. Texas dominated Oregon 11-3 in Game 1, and prediction markets expect another lopsided win in this contest. Personally I disagree, and will be rolling with the underdog as they try and keep their College World Series hopes alive.

First pitch is scheduled for 9pm ET from UFCU Disch-Falk Field, in Austin, Texas, with ESPN providing the broadcast coverage.

Below, you’ll find the latest Texas vs Oregon odds, plus my favorite picks for the Super Regional Game 2 showdown.

Texas vs Oregon Odds for Super Regional Game 2

Prediction Markets

Game 2 Moneyline

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Kalshi

Texas

74%

Oregon

33%

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Odds as of June 7 at Kalshi. Make sure you use SBD’s exclusive Kalshi referral code to score a bonus to bet on College Baseball.

As of Sunday evening, Kalshi is listing Texas as a 71 cent favorite, which is the equivalent of a -233 favorite in traditional sports betting terms. Oregon comes back as a 31 cent underdog (+223), and is catching 3.5 runs on the runline.

I’ll be backing the Ducks runline as my primary wager, but will also sprinkle a little bit on their moneyline, as they have a major advantage in the starting pitching department.

Texas vs Oregon Picks for Super Regional Game 2

Oregon Moneyline (31¢ at Kalshi)
Oregon +3.5 (-135 at DraftKings)

Oregon reached the Super Regional stage after sweeping the Eugene Regional, dispatching rival Oregon State en route to their third Super Regional appearance in four years. Despite their recent success, they’re looking for the first College World Series berth since 1954.

The Ducks will hand the ball to Will Sanford tonight, who’s been on fire over the last month. He’s yielded 2 runs or less in three straight starts, striking out 14, 9 and 7 batters respectively over those outings. Sanford enters this contest with a tidy 3.46 ERA, while limiting opposing hitters to a .175 average.

When Sanford exits the game, Oregon will still be in good hands. Their team staff boasts a 1.23 ERA, and surrendered an average of less than 4.5 runs per outing this season.

As good as they’ve been, they’ll still be in tough against a Longhorns lineup fresh off an 11 run outburst. Texas has been one of the best lineups in the nation, boasting four hitters with an OPS north of .900. They blasted a pair of home runs last night, scoring double-digit runs for the fifth time in their last seven contests.

Texas will turn to Luke Harrison on the bump, who the Longhorns haven’t been stretching out in recent weeks. The southpaw hasn’t lasted more than 4 innings in any of his past four starts, with three of those outings lasting 2 innings or less. The last time he pitched into the 5th inning he coughed up four runs, and the previous two times he was stretched beyond a few innings, he issued five and six runs respectively.

Harrison’s assignment tonight will be no picnic, as the Ducks lineup hits for both power and average. Oregon enters the game with a .284 average, a .500 slugging percentage and an .889 OPS. Prior to Game 1 of the Super Regional, they outscored their previous three opponents 22-3, and averaged over 7 runs per game during the regular season.

Ultimately, betting Oregon is just taking the value that’s available. Sanford is far too good a talent to be such a big underdog, while the Ducks lineup is capable of manufacturing more than enough runs to cash the upset, especially facing a struggling starter like Harrison. The Texas lineup is no joke, but Sanford has shut down some big time programs recently, and I bet he can do so again tonight.