Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Levi Profitt, Ethan Hartley

6:00 Oregon Football Escapes UCLA with 34-31 Victory

• A rollercoaster of a game
• Standout players for the Ducks
• Oregon delivers in another big game, now 6-1

6:30 GUEST: Joey Mac (Oregon Sports Network)

Written Story: Ryan Milano

The Ducks survived a late comeback effort by UCLA to pull off a 34-31 win in Pasadena. Oregon upped the blood pressure for the third consecutive game on Saturday but were able to fend off Dorian Thompson-Robinson and the Bruins.

The Ducks started out the gate sluggish, falling behind 14-0 early to UCLA, but the Ducks proved resilient. Oregon punched back with a 34-3 run sparked by four Travis Dye rushing touchdowns and punctuated by a 43-yard Anthony Brown touchdown scamper.

The Bruins weren't done throwing punches on their own. UCLA came back with a vengeance in the 4th Quarter. Two 4th quarter interceptions by Jay Shaw and Jordan Genmark Heath paved the way for Dorian Thompson-Robinson and Brittain Brown to find paydirt on the ground and set up a final drive for the Bruins down 34-31 with three minutes remaining on the clock.

On the final drive, UCLA started to move the ball downfield, but on first down, Kayvon…

Written Story: Ryan Milano

The Ducks survived a late comeback effort by UCLA to pull off a 34-31 win in Pasadena. Oregon upped the blood pressure for the third consecutive game on Saturday but were able to fend off Dorian Thompson-Robinson and the Bruins.

The Ducks started out the gate sluggish, falling behind 14-0 early to UCLA, but the Ducks proved resilient. Oregon punched back with a 34-3 run sparked by four Travis Dye rushing touchdowns and punctuated by a 43-yard Anthony Brown touchdown scamper.

The Bruins weren't done throwing punches on their own. UCLA came back with a vengeance in the 4th Quarter. Two 4th quarter interceptions by Jay Shaw and Jordan Genmark Heath paved the way for Dorian Thompson-Robinson and Brittain Brown to find paydirt on the ground and set up a final drive for the Bruins down 34-31 with three minutes remaining on the clock.

On the final drive, UCLA started to move the ball downfield, but on first down, Kayvon…

Written Story (by Ryan Milano)

On Friday, the #16 Ducks traveled down south to play #17 UCLA in a top-20 Pac-12 matchup. Oregon was coming fresh off of losing six straight sets to Washington and Washington State. The tides did not change against UCLA. In straight sets, the Bruins defeated the Ducks, 25-20, 25-22, and 25-23 to knock off Oregon.

Oregon played well, but UCLA played near perfect, both offensively and defensively. 76 digs in the back row, including 28 from Elán McCall, stifled Oregon's attack. Offensively, it was Mac May and Charitie Luper who carried the load. Both had double-doubles, and May's 24 Kills along with Luper's 16 propelled the Bruins to victory.

Oregon had a few standouts of their own in the loss. Kiari Robey was a surprise addition to the starting lineup, but she impressed. Robey recorded nine kills, five blocks, and a team-high .368 hitting percentage in her…

Written Story (by Ryan Milano)

On Friday, the #16 Ducks traveled down south to play #17 UCLA in a top-20 Pac-12 matchup. Oregon was coming fresh off of losing six straight sets to Washington and Washington State. The tides did not change against UCLA. In straight sets, the Bruins defeated the Ducks, 25-20, 25-22, and 25-23 to knock off Oregon.

Oregon played well, but UCLA played near perfect, both offensively and defensively. 76 digs in the back row, including 28 from Elán McCall, stifled Oregon's attack. Offensively, it was Mac May and Charitie Luper who carried the load. Both had double-doubles, and May's 24 Kills along with Luper's 16 propelled the Bruins to victory.

Oregon had a few standouts of their own in the loss. Kiari Robey was a surprise addition to the starting lineup, but she impressed. Robey recorded nine kills, five blocks, and a team-high .368 hitting percentage in her…

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Justin Grossweiner, Ryan Milano

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Ian Knox, Patrick McMahon

6:00 Does Oregon Football Have Any Excuses For Their Last Performance?

• Reactions to Cal game
• QB Controversy
• Travis Dye
• KT
• Oregon not forcing turnovers since Arizona

6:30 GUEST: Dylan Reubenking of Ducks Digest

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Thomas Codiga, Alex Roth

6:00 Oregon Football Wins Unconvincingly...Again

• Is Anthony Brown getting the job done?
• Can Travis Dye replace CJ Verdell's production by himself?
• How to fix the Oregon Secondary
• What challenges does Chip Kelly's UCLA offense present the Ducks?

6:30 (GUEST): Oregon Volleyball Coach Matt Ulmer

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Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Ethan Hartley, Evan Bosma

6:00 Oregon Football Squeaks by Cal, 24-17

• Oregon's QB and offensive struggles continue
• Ducks allow 400+ yards against Cal's offense
• Long-awaited matchup vs. UCLA up next

6:30 GUEST: Jonathan Rifkind (Bleav in the Pac-12)

Written Story (by Ryan Milano)

The Oregon Ducks headed into Matthew Knight Arena on Sunday with execution on the mind. Unfortunately for Oregon, they didn't bring the execution to the hardwood and were swept in straight sets for the first time this season. The Washington State Cougars came into Eugene with a nine-set winning streak, and despite the Ducks being ranked as the #14 team in the country, the Cougars didn't want to see an end to their streak.

The two teams were very competitive in sets one and two, but Jen Greeny's Cougars were the aggressor late in sets going on a 4-0 run to close out the first set and overcame a 17-19 deficit to secure set number two. Oregon came out flat in set three, and Washington walked out of Matthew Knight Arena with their fourth consecutive sweep.

Oregon has now lost their last six sets, including Thursday's reverse sweep loss to Washington. The Ducks are looking to right the ship against another…