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6:00 Recap and thoughts on UO men’s basketball home win vs UC Riverside yesterday

• Looking ahead to Sunday's home game vs ASU sun devils.
• What do the Ducks need to do in order to continue this win streak?
• Thoughts on the Ducks MBB season so far?

6:20 Thoughts on Oregon women’s bball’s home loss vs UC Davis

     -Looking ahead to their next game: @ University of Portland this Saturday, 12/4 at 6 PM.

     -What do the Ducks need to do in order to bounce back this…

Game Story: Austin Ota

In a final tuneup before the start of PAC-12 play, the Oregon Ducks battled against UC Riverside in a game that was not decided until the final minute. They rode an extremely efficient first half and successes in one-on-one defense in the second half to a 71-65 victory.

The night started extremely hot for the Ducks, as they began the contest without a miss for the first eight minutes of the game. Both teams finished the first half shooting above 60 percent from the field, yet the five point Oregon lead at the half was due to Oregon shooting 55 percent from three in the first half. This was highlighted by both guard De’Vion Harmon and forward Quincy Guerrier hitting two big deep range shots a piece. A key component to the Ducks first half success was their ability to stay out of foul trouble, as they only committed three fouls as a team, not allowing the Highlanders to shoot a free throw. They finished the first half ahead…

Game Story: Austin Ota

In a final tuneup before the start of PAC-12 play, the Oregon Ducks battled against UC Riverside in a game that was not decided until the final minute. They rode an extremely efficient first half and successes in one-on-one defense in the second half to a 71-65 victory.

The night started extremely hot for the Ducks, as they began the contest without a miss for the first eight minutes of the game. Both teams finished the first half shooting above 60 percent from the field, yet the five point Oregon lead at the half was due to Oregon shooting 55 percent from three in the first half. This was highlighted by both guard De’Vion Harmon and forward Quincy Guerrier hitting two big deep range shots a piece. A key component to the Ducks first half success was their ability to stay out of foul trouble, as they only committed three fouls as a team, not allowing the Highlanders to shoot a free throw. They finished the first half ahead…

Written Story by Jakob Salao

The #18 Oregon Ducks fell short against the UC Davis Aggies, 57-64, in an intense matchup in Matthew Knight Arena on Wednesday. 

Oregon had a strong showing in the first half against the Aggies. After shooting 46% from the field in the first half, along with 43% from 3pt range, the Ducks were holding on to a 35-34 lead going into halftime. However, this momentum did not carry through for the second half. The Ducks were outscored 22-30 in the second half. Oregon’s shot performance dropped dramatically, as they shot a season low 24% from the field in the half, and 13% from 3pt range in the half. Oregon also finished with a season low in shooting percentage for the whole game, at 34% from the field and 22% from 3pt range. Oregon's defense did its best to hold UC Davis, as the Aggies finished the game shooting 38% from the field and 34% from 3pt range.

 Both Ahlise Hurst and Sedona Prince put up 11 points,…

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6:00 Oregon ends their regular season on a high note

• Ducks bounce back against Beavers
• Look forward to the rematch
• What do the Ducks need to do differently?

6:20 Volleyball plays Kansas in the tournament

• Oregon plays Kansas on Thursday
• What should they expect coming into the matchup?

6:30 Men's Basketball dominates at home against Montana

• How do they keep a consistent offense?
• Looking forward to UC Riverside
• Looking at the rest of the…

With only two games to go before conference play, the Ducks rode a hot shooting night to a big win over a solid Montana team.

Story: Austin Ota

It would be fair to say that the Ducks needed a night like tonight, as they rode their best shooting night of the season to their biggest win so far. With that said, the night began on a slightly worrisome note for Oregon, as Montana guard Robby Beasley pulled up from long range and drilled his first three pointer, followed by Lonnell Martin receiving the feed from Cameron Parker and hitting the Grizzlies second consecutive three. On the offensive end, Oregon attempted to run their offense early through their clear size advantage. In starting 6’11” junior N’Faly Dante, the Ducks committed early to feeding the post and allowing the offense to work around it. However, Dante at times seemed lost down low and was unable to escape the instant double teaming of the two Montana forwards, Josh Bannan and Mack…

With only two games to go before conference play, the Ducks rode a hot shooting night to a big win over a solid Montana team.

Story: Austin Ota

It would be fair to say that the Ducks needed a night like tonight, as they rode their best shooting night of the season to their biggest win so far. With that said, the night began on a slightly worrisome note for Oregon, as Montana guard Robby Beasley pulled up from long range and drilled his first three pointer, followed by Lonnell Martin receiving the feed from Cameron Parker and hitting the Grizzlies second consecutive three. On the offensive end, Oregon attempted to run their offense early through their clear size advantage. In starting 6’11” junior N’Faly Dante, the Ducks committed early to feeding the post and allowing the offense to work around it. However, Dante at times seemed lost down low and was unable to escape the instant double teaming of the two Montana forwards, Josh Bannan and Mack…

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Written Story by Justin Grossweiner

Oregon Football found a way to bounce back to win against Oregon State 38-29 at home following a season-altering loss to Utah last weekend. Oregon is no longer a player for the College Football Playoff, but a victory over Oregon State clinches the Pac-12 North for the Ducks, and secures themselves a place in the Pac-12 Championship game Friday, December 3rd. Oregon got the momentum going in their favor right away, and after receiving the opening kickoff they moved down the field to score on a Travis Dye touchdown from 20 yards out following a 9 play 4:07 minute drive. Oregon scored on their first 4 possessions, carrying a 24-3 lead into halftime.

Oregon State pulled within 15 within the first 5 minutes of the 3rd quarter following a touchdown pass by Chance Nolan to tight end Lance Musgrave and a missed two-point conversion. The Beavers missed 3 two-point conversions on the afternoon, and after missing their initial two-point…