Written Story by Justin Grossweiner

After having their 6 game winning streak snapped by the Colorado Buffaloes on Tuesday, the Oregon Ducks men's basketball team defeated the Oregon State Beavers 78-56 on Saturday night at Matthew Knight Arena. It was the first time the Ducks have swept the season series in 5 years, as Oregon dominated this game on both ends of the floor shooting 55% for the game, and holding the Beavers to 30% shooting.

Guard Jacob Young led Oregon scorers with 17 points on an efficient 6-10 shooting, and his backcourt running mate Will Richardson added 15 points in just 25 minutes. It was an incredibly efficient night for the Ducks,

However, potentially the most impactful player on both ends of the court was N'Faly Dante. He only had 9 points, but added 10 rebounds (including 5 offensive), 3 blocks, and 2 steals. Backup big Frank Kepnang also added value…

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Justin Grossweiner, Knight Jarecki

6:00 MBB Winning streak snapped by Colorado

• The Buffs are Altman's Kryptonite
• What does the loss mean for Oregon's chances in the rematch?
• Ducks host Beavers on Saturday
• Where was Oregon's defense?

6:25 Oregon WBB Winning... but Barely

• Ducks squeak out win vs Utah
• Sedona Prince hasn't scored for 9 quarters
• Where does Sydney Parrish fit?
• Ducks prepare for a good UCLA team

6:50 Directors Games

• All Aboard
• Predictions

Story by Ryan Milano

The Ducks limped out of Matthew Knight Arena with a 70-66 victory over Utah Wednesday afternoon.

It wasn't pretty from the jump for Oregon as the Ducks headed to halftime trailing 29-28, shooting just 1-14 from deep in the half.

The 2nd half started stronger as Oregon was able to take the lead and balloon it out to a nine-point advantage in the 3rd quarter. However, the Ducks left their foot off the pedal once again and Utah slowly clawed their way back to even with under three minutes to play.

The Utes would never take the lead back. Oregon was able to make the plays at the end to win.

For the 2nd consecutive game, Oregon went up against one of the teams at the bottom of the Pac-12 table and were taken to the wire.

The win gives Oregon five straight W's. The Ducks try to keep their win streak going on Friday as they play host to UCLA.Audio Story coming soon

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Story by Ryan Milano

The Ducks limped out of Matthew Knight Arena with a 70-66 victory over Utah Wednesday afternoon.

It wasn't pretty from the jump for Oregon as the Ducks headed to halftime trailing 29-28, shooting just 1-14 from deep in the half.

The 2nd half started stronger as Oregon was able to take the lead and balloon it out to a nine-point advantage in the 3rd quarter. However, the Ducks left their foot off the pedal once again and Utah slowly clawed their way back to even with under three minutes to play.

The Utes would never take the lead back. Oregon was able to make the plays at the end to win.

For the 2nd consecutive game, Oregon went up against one of the teams at the bottom of the Pac-12 table and were taken to the wire.

The win gives Oregon five straight W's. The Ducks try to keep their win streak going on Friday as they play host to UCLA.Audio Story coming soon

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Hosts: Austin Ota, Kent Williams, Joe Bachman

6:00: Oregon Says Goodbye to Two Football Legends

• Travis Dye travels south for one last season
• CJ Verdell with a somewhat unexpected move to the NFL
• What does this mean for the Running Back room next season?
• Potential Jarek Broussard transfer

6:10: Oregon Men’s Basketball Slowed Down by Buffaloes

• Oregon started the night hot and was unable to pull through in the end
• The negatives that plagued them through the start of the season were apparent 
• How much stock are you putting into this loss?

6:35: Oregon Women’s Basketball Struggles Versus Utah

• After a brief hiatus, Oregon was ranked in the Top 25 once again
• Versus Utah, Oregon had trouble taking the cover off the basket, but did a very good job slowing a dynamic offense
• Is there any worry…

Written and Audio Stories by Austin Ota

The Oregon Men’s basketball team took on the Colorado Buffaloes in a matchup of two teams that began the night with a 12-6 record. Colorado, who were coming off of the two Los Angeles programs that Oregon famously beat on the road, was looking to rebound from those performances and cool down the hot Oregon Ducks. In the end, Colorado came back from their early deficit and won by a final score of 82-78.

At the beginning, Oregon was rocking with the energy that came in Matthew Knight Arena, as the Pit Crew have rewarded their Ducks with two consecutive massive audiences. De’Vion Harmon started the scoring for the Ducks, pulling up and swishing the three over his taller defender. Following this, triples by Will Richardson and Quincy Guerrier sandwiched an N’Faly Dante dunk and Jacob Young floater. Within the first 3:12 of the game, all of Oregon’s starters had points, which has been extremely key to their…

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Ethan Hartley, Nick Battey

6:00: Oregon Football's Running Back Room Starts New Chapter

• Travis Dye shocks the nation by transferring to USC
• CJ Verdell moves on to the NFL
• What should we expect from Oregon's RB room next season?

6:20: Oregon Women's Basketball Returns to the Top 25 Rankings

• Any concerns after squeaking by Washington on Friday?
• The top 2 offenses in the PAC-12 face off at MKA on Wednesday

6:40: Oregon Men's Basketball Looks to Continue Hot Streak Against Colorado

• What…

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Levi Profitt, Jack McArthur

Written Story by Alex Roth

The Oregon Ducks absolutely blitzed the Washington Huskies by a score of 84-56 Sunday night at Matthew Knight Arena, building up a big lead right out of the gate and never looking back. Oregon built an 8-2 lead early before 16-2 and 13-0 runs followed to put the Ducks up by 30 points in the first half. The Ducks were in control for the entire game and never took their foot off the gas, allowing for 13 different players to see the floor at some point.
The Ducks came out shooting hot with Will Richardson and De’Vion Harmon knocking down triples early, setting the tone for a hot shooting first half from Oregon. The Ducks absolutely shut down the Huskies’ offense, forcing Washington to commit more turnovers than they scored points in the first half. The Oregon Defense held the Huskies to just 13 points in the first half, which was less points than Will Richardson scored in the first half.
Oregon was firing on all…

Hosts: Austin Ota, Ben Schoenfield, AJ Traynor

6:00 Pac-12 Transfer and Oregon Recruiting Talk

• Which transfers helped Pac-12 programs the most, and which outgoing transfers hurt teams the most?
• Discussing the signing of Kawika Rogers, Justius Lowe, other recent signings
• Recent news about Travis Dye to USC

6:10 Oregon Women's Basketball Recap

• Previewing the game versus Washington
• Looking over the magic that happened versus Arizona and UConn
• Te-Hina Paopao is beginning to establish herself as a superstar
• Who do you go to as a second option if you are Kelly Graves?

6:40 What is the Ceiling for the Oregon Men's Basketball Team?

• Previewing their games versus Washington, Colorado
• How real is the recent stretch and their offensive identity?
• Who should Duck fans look as the next player to take a…