By Jonah Bruneau

New tight ends coach Drew Mehringer approached the media following the conclusion of Thursday's practice. Mehringer spoke about the decision behind accepting this coaching job at Oregon and the success that Oregon football has seen in recent years, along with how the tight end unit is looking so far in Spring. He was joined by Sophomore Seven McGee, a newly transformed wide receiver from the running back position this past season. McGee talked about the transition from running back to wide receiver, as well as opening up about the decision behind entering the transfer portal but then soon exiting the portal following communications with new head coach Dan Lanning.

Coach Mehringer Media Address

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By Jonah Bruneau

New tight ends coach Drew Mehringer approached the media following the conclusion of Thursday's practice. Mehringer spoke about the decision behind accepting this coaching job at Oregon and the success that Oregon football has seen in recent years, along with how the tight end unit is looking so far in Spring. He was joined by Sophomore Seven McGee, a newly transformed wide receiver from the running back position this past season. McGee talked about the transition from running back to wide receiver, as well as opening up about the decision behind entering the transfer portal but then soon exiting the portal following communications with new head coach Dan Lanning.

Coach Mehringer Media Address

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By Jonah Bruneau

As Oregon prepares for a three-game weekend home stand against the struggling 14-21 Washington State Cougars, Head Coach Mark Wasikowski talked to the media about the current state of the team following the three game sweep of Washington, and the road win against Portland. Coach Wasikowski was also asked about the return of Junior Drew Cowley, who came back from a hand injury in the game at Portland after missing a month of play.

Cowley himself spoke to the media as well about the recovery process from breaking a bone in his hand and where the current state of his hand strength stands. Kolby Somers and Tanner Smith joined Coach Wasikowski and Drew Cowley as well in Thursdays' media address.

Oregon opens up the three-game series against Washington State on Friday, April 22 with first pitch scheduled for 6:00 PM PT live from PK Park in Eugene.

Coach Wasikowski Media Address

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By Jonah Bruneau

As Oregon prepares for a three-game weekend home stand against the struggling 14-21 Washington State Cougars, Head Coach Mark Wasikowski talked to the media about the current state of the team following the three game sweep of Washington, and the road win against Portland. Coach Wasikowski was also asked about the return of Junior Drew Cowley, who came back from a hand injury in the game at Portland after missing a month of play.

Cowley himself spoke to the media as well about the recovery process from breaking a bone in his hand and where the current state of his hand strength stands. Kolby Somers and Tanner Smith joined Coach Wasikowski and Drew Cowley as well in Thursdays' media address.

Oregon opens up the three-game series against Washington State on Friday, April 22 with first pitch scheduled for 6:00 PM PT live from PK Park in Eugene.

Coach Wasikowski Media Address

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Hosted by Knight Jarecki, Liam Baker, Jack McArthur, and Ethan Hartley

6:00 Oregon Softball Hangs on for 5-2 Win vs Portland St.

• Stevie Hansen strikes out a career-high 12 batters
• What stood out in this game?
• What this means for the Ducks with 6 straight home games on the slate

6:20 Oregon Baseball Wins 5-4 vs Portland Despite a Late Push by the Pilots

• Ducks ranked in the top 20 as Drew Cowley returns
• Who stood out the most for the Ducks yesterday?
• Previewing Wazzu this weekend

6:40 Oregon Football…

By Austin Ota

After struggling for the greater part of the last two weekends, it would be fair to assume that Stevie Hansen was overused, she had pitched too much, and why, for Gods' sake, would the freshman start her sixth straight game? Hansen quickly proved any doubters of her dominance wrong, striking out the side in her first inning of work and somehow only getting better from there, reminding Ducks fans that Oregon has their future in the circle as we speak. Going above the double-digit mark for the first time in her career, Hansen was able to maneuver through the solid Portland State Vikings lineup, finishing with twelve strikeouts and just two hits allowed over her six innings of work. Her curveball continued to dance around the Vikings bats, and she complemented it with her devastating riseball, with Terra McGowan likely all smiles watching her pitcher dominate from 45 feet away.

Oregon's bats had a tough task in front of them, with…

Hosts: Austin Ota, Levi Profitt, Justin Grossweiner

6:00 Oregon Baseball Sweeps Washington, Midweek Game versus Portland

• Oregon keeps coming back in games and winning. Is there just magic with this team?
• Where does the rotation go now that Maier is done for the season?
• Welcome back Drew Cowley. What does this mean for the lineup?
• Preview the game versus Portland

6:20 Oregon Football Spring Game

• Which specific players are you looking forward to seeing on Saturday?
• Predicting the breakout star of the game
• How much does this game have implications on the QB1…

By Dylan Farrell

EUGENE, OR — Oregon will take on the Portland State Vikings on Tuesday afternoon in hopes of making a statement and turning the tide on a skid that has seen the team post a 1-8 record through the month of April that included an abysmal seven-game losing streak that saw the team’s ranking drop from 12 to 17 nationally. Portland State enters the game on the hells of a five-game winning streak over which they have outscored opponents 26-6. Oregon hopes to repeat the outcome of the teams’ earlier matchup, where the Ducks decisively defeated the Vikings 7-0. A mood-setting victory would start a difficult stretch for Oregon on a positive note, as the team is set to play its final nine games of conference play evenly split among Washington, Oregon State and Stanford.

Pitching has proven to be Oregon’s Achilles heel since the team’s close series loss to UCLA earlier this month. The Ducks have held opponents to fewer than 9 runs only once in their last…

By Dylan Farrell

EUGENE, OR — Oregon will take on the Portland State Vikings on Tuesday afternoon in hopes of making a statement and turning the tide on a skid that has seen the team post a 1-8 record through the month of April that included an abysmal seven-game losing streak that saw the team’s ranking drop from 12 to 17 nationally. Portland State enters the game on the hells of a five-game winning streak over which they have outscored opponents 26-6. Oregon hopes to repeat the outcome of the teams’ earlier matchup, where the Ducks decisively defeated the Vikings 7-0. A mood-setting victory would start a difficult stretch for Oregon on a positive note, as the team is set to play its final nine games of conference play evenly split among Washington, Oregon State and Stanford.

Pitching has proven to be Oregon’s Achilles heel since the team’s close series loss to UCLA earlier this month. The Ducks have held opponents to fewer than 9 runs only once in their last…

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Ben McGrath, Logan Thompson, Alex Roth

6:00: Oregon Football Spring Game

• What are the expectations for this game?
• Ty Thompson vs Bo Nix
• Freshman you're most looking forward to watching

6:15: Oregon Softball struggles in the desert

• Offensive explosion in Tuscon
• The pitching lets Oregon down
• Can the Ducks salvage the season?

6:35: Guest: Jordan Brenner (Oregon Sports Network)

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