Oregon vs USC: Total Points — Over 65.5 points scored
kalshi · open the market ↗ · closes 2026-09-28T23:30 · claim page
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The evidence appeared before the market moved. the evidence appeared before the market moved.
- Price reached near-certainty: 17d ago
- Earliest cited source published: 2026-09-27T00:52:58
- Price as shown: not current — the venue is not quoting a live offer. The residual below is from the last sweep and may have closed since.
What the contract requires
Condition. The Oregon vs USC college football game originally scheduled for Sep 26, 2026 results in a combined total of more than 65.5 points (i.e., 66 or more) scored by both teams, based on the official final result.
Form the evidence must take. The official final result of the game. The rules explicitly state that if postponed, the market 'will resolve based on the official final result.' No specific publisher is named, but the final score must be the one officially recorded for the game.
Deadline. Game must start within 48 hours of its originally scheduled start time on Sep 26, 2026. If started, resolution occurs after the official final result is known.
- teams collectively score — The sum of points scored by both Oregon and USC in the game.
- more than 65.5 points — A total of 66 or more points combined.
- official final result — The authoritative final score as recognized by the event's governing bodies, though no specific source is designated.
This venue published no resolution text for this contract, so the condition above is inferred from the question alone.
What the sources establish
Oregon defeated USC 41-27 on September 26, 2026, for a combined total of 68 points.
The final score is reported as 41-27, giving 68 total points, which exceeds the required 65.5 threshold (66+). The game was played on the scheduled date and the result is directly stated.
Sources it was read from · 5 cited
3 retrieved but not cited
Adjudicated 17d ago · retrieval: newsrag. This is a reading of retrieved documents by a language model, not a settlement. The venue's named authority is the only thing that resolves a market, and it is often slower than the news.