Hosted by Austin Ota, Saul Galvan and Charles Martindale

6:00 Oregon Women's Basketball Takes on Michigan State

• Recapping the game against the Spartans
• Oregon heads to its toughest part of the season
• Adjusting expectations after Oregon's best start since 2019

6:20 Oregon Men's Basketball Readies for UCLA

• What happened in the Minnesota loss? Was it a fluke or telling of what's to come?
• Can Oregon take down UCLA on the road?

6:40 Oregon Softball Opens Its Season

• What's new in Version 7?
• Will the pitching staff or the offense be stronger?

6:50 All-Aboard!

Hosted by Saul Galvan, Matthew Willinger, Mario Nordi

6:00 Oregon Women's Basketball faces tough road trip 

• What's been the identity of this team?
• What can we expect with this four-game stretch?
• Tournament outlook 

6:20 Oregon Softball opening day approaches 

• Who are some of the players you're looking forward to watching?
• Expectations for pre-conference schedule 

6:35 Oregon Baseball offseason check-in 

• Players to watch out for
• Who are you expecting to make a big stride? 

6:50 Super Bowl Talk 

• Chiefs vs. Eagles, who you got? 

Hosted by Austin Ota, John Evans and Brody Napier

6:00 Oregon Men's Basketball Heads to Minnesota

• Recapping the Purdue/Washington stretch
• How many losses do the Ducks have left in the regular season?
• Can Oregon win the Big Ten?

6:20 Oregon Diamond Sports Quick Hits

• Baseball retains a ton of talent
• Kai Luschar named to preseason player of the year watchlist
• What's the ceiling for both of these teams?

6:35 Oregon Women's Basketball Has Won Six of its Last Seven

• What's going right for the Ducks?
• Oregon currently sits ninth in the Big Ten. How high can the Ducks climb?
• Who has been the MVP?

6:50 All Aboard!

“I just seen the way they was guarding me from 3, that was mad disrespectful,” TJ Bamba, Tuesday’s leading scorer, said after another Oregon win. “So I said it’s over, I’m snapping out of this.”

Bamba and the Ducks’ transfer seniors got all they could eat against the Huskies in the 82-71 victory at Matthew Knight Arena.

Oregon (16-3, 5-3 Big Ten) knows it is going to get Washington’s best shot no matter the ranking and no matter the sport. After falling to Purdue in their last home game, the Ducks looked to carry over their defensive performance while finding better shots. The 82-71 victory over the Huskies (10-9, 1-7 Big Ten) proved to be another competitive classic.

Nate Bittle and the Oregon big men had their work cut out for them, facing the $2 million man, Great Osobor, who transferred to Washington from Utah State, receiving the largest reported NIL deal seen yet in college basketball.

Washington’s…

Hosted by Saul Galvan, Tayten Torgrimson, and Mario Nordi

Oregon WBB homestand check-in 

• Breakdown of Iowa win
• What areas does this team need to address in the coming games?
• Indiana matchup preview 

Duck MBB breakdown 

• Reactions from Washington game
• Can this team finish top 25 by the end of the season?

College football season in review 

• Final thoughts from 2024 season
• Quick look ahead / expectations for the 2025 season 

The No. 17 Purdue Boilermakers have made a name for themselves in the college basketball land due to their dominating paint presence. Players like Zach Edey dominated the skies for four years, and now with Edey in the NBA, Purdue has looked elsewhere to continue the trend.

They were looking to find that player in a showdown against the No. 13 Oregon Ducks on Saturday at Matthew Knight Arena. That search will have to continue though, as the Oregon Ducks’ skyscraper Nate Bittle took over the paint against the Boilermakers. 

The shining moment from Bittle came at the 11-minute mark in the first half, when Purdue forward Camden Heide challenged Bittle at the rim, only to be turned away by a ferocious block from behind for the big man. To follow it up on the other end, Bittle splashed home a 3-pointer after a nice dish from Jadrian Tracey. 

“Nate cleaned up a lot in there, he did a tremendous job,” said Oregon head…

Coming off the successful yet stressful road trip to Columbus and University Park, the No. 13 Oregon Ducks turn their focus to the No. 17 Purdue Boilermakers. It was the first ranked matchup for Purdue since its 18-point loss to the now-ranked No. 1 Auburn Tigers.

While the Ducks managed to win their prior three quad-one games, hosting Maryland and defeating Ohio State and Penn State on the road, the team’s last ranked matchup facing now-No. 19 Illinois delivered an unfavorable outcome.

Purdue and All-Conference guard Braden Smith looked to push the tempo early and create confusion among the Ducks’ defenders. The Boilermakers forced the ball down low to Trey Kaufman-Renn who couldn’t get one to fall. He started the game 0-for-6 from the floor then took a hard fall from the flagrant foul against Nate Bittle, all in the first five minutes of play.

Oregon’s defense emphasized protecting the paint and taking advantage of its…

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6:00 Oregon Women's Basketball Takes Down Purdue, Readies for Iowa

• Reactions from Oregon's bounceback win
• Ducks have struggled against some of the top teams in the conference, what did we learn from Penn State and Ohio State?
• What does Oregon need to do to take down the Hawkeyes?

6:20 Oregon Men's Basketball Prepares for No. 17 Purdue

• Recapping Oregon's wins against Penn State and Ohio State
• How can Oregon take down Purdue?
• Would you make any changes to the rotation?

6:40 Oregon Diamond Sports Quick Hits

• Baseball ranked in the Top-15. Can the Ducks win the Big Ten?
• Tons of hype for some of the younger Ducks on the softball diamond

6:50 All-Aboard!

Hosted by Brody Napier, Isaac Dubey, and Ian Valleau 

Oregon Basketball (6:00-6:20) 

• Recap of the Penn State game
• Looking ahead to Purdue
• How far can this team go?

Oregon Women's Basketball (6:20-6:40) 

• Recap of the Ohio State game
• Looking forward to the rest of the season
• How far can this team go? 

NFL Playoffs (6:40-7:00)

• First Round recap
• Superbowl predictions