Sports

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Austin Ota, Knight Jarecki

6:00 Top 25 Athletes on campus

6:50 Directors Games

By: Ian Sutliff

Eugene, OR--- On Thursday, the Ducks (11-9, 5-4) will face off against Colorado (12-9, 4-6) with both squads needing wins with their tournament hopes hanging by a thread. After two impressive wins from Dana Altman’s team, a road loss has brought the thought of a tournament appearance to a screeching halt. For Colorado, it finds itself in the same boat, desperately needing to win after losing three of the last four. 

Oregon:

The Ducks are led by big man N’Faly Dante and senior guard Will Richardson who are combining to average 27 points per game. For Oregon, the story has been the same all season in regards to the success of the team. Shoot the three ball well and win or continue to shoot it often at a poor clip en route to a loss. Oregon shoots the three ball about 23 times per game (122nd in the nation), but per NCAA, it is just the 318th best team in the country from beyond the arc. That’s a big problem…

Hosted by Austin Ota, Charlie Martindale, and Wilder Lewis

Oregon Men’s Basketball With a Must Sweep Weekend Against the Mountain Schools (6:00)

• Recapping the last week of games
• Previewing the upcoming weekend against Colorado and Utah
• Grading each position group ⅔ of the way through the year

GUEST: Jared Mack of Duck Territory

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Trace Geller, Kent Williams

6:00 Oregon WBB drops contest vs OSU

• Oregon has been dominated on the interior in their last 2 games
• What needs to change for this team to pull out close games?

6:15 Patrick McMahon (Pit Crew)

6:25 Oregon MBB struggling to find consistency

• What happened vs Stanford?
• Is there a way to turn this season around?

6:45 Let's talk NFL

• 49ers vs Eagles
• Chiefs vs Bengals

Hosts: Levi Bergthold, Ian Sutliff, Logan Thompson

6:00 Oregon Men’s Basketball All But Eliminated from March

• Instant reactions to the Stanford loss
• Who is this team?
• What to expect going forward, this year and next

6:20 Interview: Aaron Heisen, Daily Emerald

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Austin Ota, Knight Jarecki

6:00 Pac-12 Football Schedule released yesterday

• Takeaways for Oregon
• Who has the most advantageous schedule?
• Who has the least advantageous schedule?

6:20 Oregon MBB continues momentum vs Cal

• Ducks played stifling defense
• Oregon shot 57.1% from 3 in the second half
• 7 guys played 15+ minutes. All of them contributed

6:35 Oregon WBB facing off against OSU tomorrow

• A post-centric OSU team going up against a banged-up Ducks frontcourt
• What is wrong with this team? Why can't they win late?

6:50 Directors Games

• All Aboard
• Predictions

Hosted by Austin Ota, Griffin Bowes, Aiden Hess

Oregon Women’s Basketball Splits Against the Washington Schools (6:00)

• Should we be worried after the Ducks’ first unranked loss and after they struggled against UW?
• We finally saw the emergence of Chance Gray
• Endiya Rogers is starting to take over

GUEST: Voice of Oregon Baseball Jordan Brenner (6:20)

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Hosted by Knight Jarecki, Levi Profitt and Wilder Lewis

Hosted By Jakob Salao, Ben Schoenfield, and Logan Thompson

Written Story by Knight Jarecki

Eugene, OR — Despite 33 points from Endyia Rogers and 22 points from Chance Gray, #21 Oregon (13-5, 4-3) fell to the unranked Washington State Cougars (13-4, 3-3) 85-84 Sunday afternoon at Matthew Knight Arena. It is the Ducks' first loss to Washington State in Eugene since 2015 and the first loss against the Cougars overall since the 2017-18 season.

After a lackluster first quarter in which the Ducks trailed 19-14, Oregon answered with a strong second quarter, outscoring WSU 24-10 at the frame to lead 38-29 at the halftime break. Endyia Rogers then started to catch fire in the second half of the game, scoring all 13 of Oregon's 3rd quarter points to keep the Ducks afloat by one, 51-50 at the third intermission. Washington State star, Charliisse Leger-Walker, who remained quiet through the first three-quarters of basketball, started to heat up in the 4th quarter as well as senior center Bella Murekatete and the…