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Story: Justin Grossweiner

Oregon Football held their annual NFL Pro Day Friday, April 1st. Scouts from all 32 NFL teams came from across the country to view Oregon's draft prospects, in particular potential top 10 pick in edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux. Other former Ducks performing included safety Verone McKinley III (who led the nation in interceptions), cornerback Mykael Wright, running back CJ Verdell, wide receivers Devon Williams and Johnny Johnson III. Former Oregon receiver, and track star Devon Allen also participated in drills in hopes of a return to football. After the drills several players took the time to speak with the local media.

Kayvon Thibodeaux

Written by Ryan Oppenheimer

Oregon Softball (24-5) lost some points in the polls after winning 2 of 3 in their previous home series vs Cal, dropping from No. 12 to 13 in the USA Softball poll. While Cal was certainly a capable opponent, the Ducks will have a much tougher test this weekend as they travel to Westwood to face No. 2 UCLA (28-3).

Senior infielder Allee Bunker spoke of the team’s resilience and looks forward to carrying it over into this weekend. “I think this team is really good at coming back from behind… it might not always be the prettiest win… but a win is a win,” she said.

UCLA, which ranks top 10 in both ERA and batting average on the year, is sure to give Oregon few opportunities to shift momentum in their favor. There will be little margin for error if head coach Melyssa Lombardi’s Ducks want to fly home with a series win.

Oregon has one of the toughest April schedules in the country, facing 3 top 25 squads and 5 top 40…

Written by Ryan Oppenheimer

Oregon Softball (24-5) lost some points in the polls after winning 2 of 3 in their previous home series vs Cal, dropping from No. 12 to 13 in the USA Softball poll. While Cal was certainly a capable opponent, the Ducks will have a much tougher test this weekend as they travel to Westwood to face No. 2 UCLA (28-3).

Senior infielder Allee Bunker spoke of the team’s resilience and looks forward to carrying it over into this weekend. “I think this team is really good at coming back from behind… it might not always be the prettiest win… but a win is a win,” she said.

UCLA, which ranks top 10 in both ERA and batting average on the year, is sure to give Oregon few opportunities to shift momentum in their favor. There will be little margin for error if head coach Melyssa Lombardi’s Ducks want to fly home with a series win.

Oregon has one of the toughest April schedules in the country, facing 3 top 25 squads and 5 top 40…

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Dylan Farrell, Liam Baker

By Liam Baker

Comeback victories are becoming the norm for this Ducks team and today was no different. The Ducks (18-7) trailed San Francisco (14-14) 3-2 heading into the ninth, but scored once in the ninth and again in the 11th to win 4-3. The Ducks managed just six hits, their second lowest of the season, but managed to pull out the win thanks to some clutch hitting and stellar pitching.

The Ducks' first-inning woes looked like they were going to continue when Scott Ellis, making his first career start, allowed the first two Dons to reach via a hit-by-pitch and walk. Ellis responded by getting three straight outs highlighted by a strike out of Gabe Giosso after Jack Scanlon threw out Luke Keaschall trying to steal third base. The Ducks looked to pick up right where they left off yesterday in the bottom of the first when Tanner Smith and Colby Shade both reached via error, but Brennan Milone's double-play killed Oregon's chances of picking up some early runs…

By Liam Baker

Comeback victories are becoming the norm for this Ducks team and today was no different. The Ducks (18-7) trailed San Francisco (14-14) 3-2 heading into the ninth, but scored once in the ninth and again in the 11th to win 4-3. The Ducks managed just six hits, their second lowest of the season, but managed to pull out the win thanks to some clutch hitting and stellar pitching.

The Ducks' first-inning woes looked like they were going to continue when Scott Ellis, making his first career start, allowed the first two Dons to reach via a hit-by-pitch and walk. Ellis responded by getting three straight outs highlighted by a strike out of Gabe Giosso after Jack Scanlon threw out Luke Keaschall trying to steal third base. The Ducks looked to pick up right where they left off yesterday in the bottom of the first when Tanner Smith and Colby Shade both reached via error, but Brennan Milone's double-play killed Oregon's chances of picking up some early runs…

Hosted by Knight Jarecki, Austin Ota and Alex Roth

6:00 Oregon Baseball Cruises Past San Francisco After First Ranking of the Year

• Current thoughts about the Ducks after winning the USC series and dismantling USF on Tuesday after coming in ranked 21?
• Recapping Tuesday's blowout victory vs San Francisco
• Recapping Wednesday’s matinee

6:20 Oregon Softball Grinds Out Gritty Series vs Cal

• Reflections of the series vs Cal
• How worried are you about the pitching?
• Previewing the monstrous series this weekend vs #2 UCLA

6:45 Oregon WBB Loses Key Players

• Nyara Sabally enters the WNBA Draft. Favorite Sabally memory?
• Sydney Parrish, Maddie Scherr and Kylee Watson enter the transfer portal
• What is the current state of Oregon WBB after their first-round exit and exodus?

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By Jonah Bruneau

The new era of Oregon Duck Football has begun as new Head Coach Dan Lanning and his team went through their first fully-padded practice of 2022. The atmosphere was positive and rejuvenating as Coach Lanning was in good spirits in addressing the media following the conclusion of practice. Some key takeaways from Tuesday's practice:

Live Game Simulation Drills

With pads on, Coach Lanning was able to run and simulate in-game situations with his players. Lanning emphasized running through situations such as two-minute drills, as well as third and long situations for the offense and defense in which he and the rest of the coaching staff and team will now watch the film and breakdown each play.

First Look at Bo Nix

The Quarterback transfer from Auburn in his Junior year, Bo Nix was able to give Coach Lanning in company a first look of him in pads as an Oregon Duck,…

By Jonah Bruneau

The new era of Oregon Duck Football has begun as new Head Coach Dan Lanning and his team went through their first fully-padded practice of 2022. The atmosphere was positive and rejuvenating as Coach Lanning was in good spirits in addressing the media following the conclusion of practice. Some key takeaways from Tuesday's practice:

Live Game Simulation Drills

With pads on, Coach Lanning was able to run and simulate in-game situations with his players. Lanning emphasized running through situations such as two-minute drills, as well as third and long situations for the offense and defense in which he and the rest of the coaching staff and team will now watch the film and breakdown each play.

First Look at Bo Nix

The Quarterback transfer from Auburn in his Junior year, Bo Nix was able to give Coach Lanning in company a first look of him in pads as an Oregon Duck,…

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Levi Profitt, Liam Baker