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By: Jack McArthur

The Oregon Ducks will play their first conference game of the season against the Washington State Cougars at home tonight, December 1, at 7:30 PM. The Ducks have had a rocky start to their season, as they currently sit at 3-4. Although Oregon is a below .500 team, they’re coming off of a 74-67 victory against Villanova last Sunday, November 27. The Cougars on the other hand are 3-2 this season, and they’re coming off of a 96-54 non-league win against Detroit Mercy. In that game against Detroit Mercy last Friday Nov. 25, the Cougars set a school record for most made three pointers in a game. They shot 65.5% from three, making 19 out of 29 attempts against Detroit Mercy last Friday November 25.

Tonight’s match-up between Oregon and WSU will be the first meeting between the Cougars and Ducks since nearly nine months ago on March 5, 2022, when the Cougars crushed the Ducks by 20 points in Pullman, 94-74…

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Oregon Volleyball is Going Dancing (6:00)

• Recapping the highs of this season for Oregon, were there any real lows?
• A few Ducks took home some hardware
• Previewing Oregon’s regional slate

Oregon Men’s Basketball Previews Their Pac-12 Season (6:20)

• After an odd weekend in Portland, the Ducks open their Pac-12 schedule against Wazzu
• Oregon has a very tough test in what is maybe the best team in the conference later this weekend
• How long can these Ducks survive as injured as they are?

Oregon Women’s Basketball: They’re Really Good (6:40)

• Recapping the weekend in Portland
• Last years’ team was really good, but how does this team compare? What about this team compared to some of the dynastic seasons?

Directors Games…

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By: Ian Sutliff

EUGENE, OR -- The #9 Oregon Ducks will travel to Corvallis on Saturday to take on #21 Oregon State. For the Ducks, this game will likely determine whether it makes the Pac-12 championship next weekend or not. On the other side, Oregon State is looking to spoil the Ducks’ chances of making the Rose Bowl and finish 9-3 in the regular season for the first time in ten years. The big story going into this one though is that both teams will go into this “Oregon Classic” ranked for the first time since 2012. It should be a very close one at Reser stadium and will surely have big implications for the bowl season in December. 

Oregon Offense:

Bo Nix’s health will be the big factor in what this Oregon offense does on Saturday. The Auburn transfer limped off the field against Washington two weeks ago and was a game-time decision when the Ducks faced Utah last weekend. This Oregon offense has been aided heavily by his rushing…

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Oregon Women's Volleyball Has Now Won 11 Straight Matches (6:00)

• Ranked inside the top-10 for the first time this season
• Two matches remain against struggling CAL and Oregon State
• How does this team make a tournament run unlike last season's disappointing ending?

Oregon Women's Basketball Heads To Portland To Take On No. 8 North Carolina (6:10)

• First true test for this team in the young season
• What to expect and look out for in this game from Oregon
• The Ducks are coming off an 11 turnover performance against Southern Utah

Oregon Men's Basketball Dealing With A List Of Crucial Injuries (6:20)

• Keeshawn Barthelemy goes down with a left foot injury against Houston
• Positives and negatives from the Houston performance on Sunday
• Tough schedule…

Written and Audio Story by Maddie Lang

EUGENE, Ore. - Bushnell Men’s Basketball hosted long-time rival Corban University in their first conference game of the season Tuesday night in Morse Center. Corban opened the game with an early 10-0 run. It wasn’t until the 17 minute mark that the Beacon’s scored their first field goal, a three-pointer from Stevie Schlabach. The Warriors tried to maintain their momentum but a fastbreak layup against three defenders from Schlabach gave the Beacons the power to finish the half on a 18-4 run. Unfortunately for the Beacons, they were unable to maintain their momentum in the second half and fell to the Warriors 84-66.

Leading the contest in scoring for the night was Bushnell’s Schlabach. He had a total of 22 points and a shooting percentage of 66%. Schlabach was key in creating momentum for the Beacons. His most notable play was a fastbreak layup in the first half where he sliced through three defenders. Schlabach has been one…

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