Oregon vs. Arizona: 5 Crazy Predictions for Pac-12 Shootout

Arizona's freshman quarterback is one of the better unknowns in the nation. Mariota, on the other hand, is one of the Heisman frontrunners this season and has 13 touchdown passes with no picks. However, Solomon will fly under the radar to begin the game, hitting Cayleb Jones and Austin Hill time after time until Oregon is forced to make adjustments at half.

Don't be surprised if he has over 150 yards and two scores by halftime.

Oregon's electric running back is also a great receiver in the pass game. While Marshall doesn't even lead his own team in rushing yards, he will find a way to finish with over 100 yards on the ground while also peeling out of the backfield to record over 100 receiving yards on six catches. This guy will be a major X-factor.

Did I mention that this game was going to be all about the offenses? Freshman running back Nick Wilson is an under-the-radar star and he will finish with over 150 yards on the ground to go along with at least one touchdown for Arizona.

Arizona doesn't have the best defense in the nation, actually the Wildcats give up over 430 total yards per game and they have yet to face an offense like Oregon's. What does that mean? A big day for Heisman candidate Marcus Mariota is coming. He will start the game off slow, but finish with over 400 passing yards -- and maybe another 50 rushing -- to go along with five total touchdowns.

Arizona's young QB will shine for most of the game, but his inexperience will do him in. While the offense will rule most of the game, the defense will put it away for good. Ifo Ekpre-Olomu's interception for a touchdown in the fourth quarter will seal it for the Ducks are they escape a scary offensive attack like Arizona's.