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By Kent Williams

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By Kent Williams

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Hosted by Knight Jarecki, Griffin Bowes and Wilder Lewis

Written Story by Maddie Lang

EUGENE, Ore. - Oregon Men’s Basketball got redemption Tuesday night against the Montana State Bobcats after a tough loss Friday night. Final score of the game was Oregon 81 Montana State 51. Both teams put up an equal fight in the first half but Oregon closed the half with a 10-1 scoring run. Quincy Guerrier opened the second half with a 3-point shot, paving the way for eight total three-pointers from the Ducks in just this half. After a tough shooting game Friday night, Oregon redeemed themselves Tuesday, ending the game shooting 53.3% in the paint and 44.4% from three-point range. It’s clear Oregon’s loss Friday night only fired them up even more for this match up against Montana.

Leading the Oregon offense in scoring for the night was freshman Center Kel’el Ware. He had a total of 16 points and was named the game’s MVP. His most notable play of the night was two back-to-back dunks in the second half that gave…

By: Griffin Bowes

AFTER A DISAPPOINTING 13 point loss to UC Irvine, Oregon’s men’s basketball team is looking to get back on track before some influential matchups next week. The Ducks played poorly on both ends of the floor in Friday’s 69-56 home loss. The Ducks shot a measly 33% from the field and only 19% from 3. N’Faly Dante played well, as he accounted for 20 points and 9 rebounds. However, the Ducks were very reliant on him for scoring, as no other Oregon player scored more than 10 points. On the other hand, UC Irvine went 42% of 3, with half of their baskets from downtown coming from sophomore guard DJ Davis. The Ducks also lost the turnover battle, committing 15 and forcing 10. Irvine was able to capitalize, scoring 25 points off the Ducks’ turnovers. Oregon only scored 10 points off Irvine’s turnovers.

THE MONTANA STATE BOBCATS are entering this game from a different angle, as they won last Sunday…

By: Griffin Bowes

AFTER A DISAPPOINTING 13 point loss to UC Irvine, Oregon’s men’s basketball team is looking to get back on track before some influential matchups next week. The Ducks played poorly on both ends of the floor in Friday’s 69-56 home loss. The Ducks shot a measly 33% from the field and only 19% from 3. N’Faly Dante played well, as he accounted for 20 points and 9 rebounds. However, the Ducks were very reliant on him for scoring, as no other Oregon player scored more than 10 points. On the other hand, UC Irvine went 42% of 3, with half of their baskets from downtown coming from sophomore guard DJ Davis. The Ducks also lost the turnover battle, committing 15 and forcing 10. Irvine was able to capitalize, scoring 25 points off the Ducks’ turnovers. Oregon only scored 10 points off Irvine’s turnovers.

THE MONTANA STATE BOBCATS are entering this game from a different angle, as they won last Sunday…

Hosted by Austin Ota, Alex Davis, Jack McArthur, and Trace Geller

I’ve Entered a Depressive State (Oregon Football) (6:00)

• We can officially say goodbye to a CFP appearance, but what is the ceiling for this team?
• Stock report and grades for each position group
• What will the offense look like if Bo Nix can’t play?

GUEST: Former Sports Director Justin Grossweiner (6:20)

Hosts: Levi Bergthold, Aiden Hess, Charlie Martindale, and Austin Ota

6:00 Ducks get Stunned in the Rivalry Game

• What went wrong versus the Huskies?
• How can this defense get fixed?
• Looking forward to Utah

6:20 Interview: Jeff Call - Deseret News

Written Story by Griffin Bowes

EUGENE, Ore. - The Oregon Ducks rode a stellar performance on both ends of the floor to a 90-47 win over the Seattle Redhawks. They are now 2-0 on the season, with their other win being a 100-57 beatdown of Northwestern. Seattle fell to 0-2, as they lost to a second straight Oregon school. The Ducks’ leading scorer was freshman guard Grace VanSlooten, who contributed with 16 points on 5-for-11 shooting from the field and 6-of-6 from the line. She also led the team with 9 rebounds. Fellow freshman Jennah Isai scored 15 points with 6 of those coming from behind the arc, and she claimed 6 rebounds. VanSlooten and Isai were only 2 of the 5 Oregon players to hit double figures, with Endyia Rogers scoring 15 points, Phillipina Kyai adding 14, and Te-Hina Paopao adding another 10. Paopao had a strong performance across the board, as she accounted for 7 rebounds (second to VanSlooten) and a team-best 4 steals.

The…

Written Story by Griffin Bowes

EUGENE, Ore. - The Oregon Ducks rode a stellar performance on both ends of the floor to a 90-47 win over the Seattle Redhawks. They are now 2-0 on the season, with their other win being a 100-57 beatdown of Northwestern. Seattle fell to 0-2, as they lost to a second straight Oregon school. The Ducks’ leading scorer was freshman guard Grace VanSlooten, who contributed with 16 points on 5-for-11 shooting from the field and 6-of-6 from the line. She also led the team with 9 rebounds. Fellow freshman Jennah Isai scored 15 points with 6 of those coming from behind the arc, and she claimed 6 rebounds. VanSlooten and Isai were only 2 of the 5 Oregon players to hit double figures, with Endyia Rogers scoring 15 points, Phillipina Kyai adding 14, and Te-Hina Paopao adding another 10. Paopao had a strong performance across the board, as she accounted for 7 rebounds (second to VanSlooten) and a team-best 4 steals.

The…