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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…

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Levi Profitt, Nick Battey

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…

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…

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Jakob Salao, Ben McGrath

11:30 Game Implications

• Quickly reviewing what each team did to get to this point
• Discussing what a win or a loss would mean or each of these teams.

11:40 Oregon's Suddenly Struggling Offense Takes on a Renewed Beaver Defense

• How will Oregon revitalize itself after a dud against Utah?
• Discussing how Oregon is handling injuries to their offensive skill positions
• Comparing Oregon State's defense before and after the firing of DC Tim Tibesar

11: 55 The Duck's Face a Big Challenge Defensively Facing One of the Top Offenses of the Conference in Oregon State

• What went wrong for Oregon against Utah, and can they fix it?
• How Does Oregon Contain B.J. Baylor and OSU's rushing attack?
• Overviewing a dynamic Beaver offense

12:10 Predictions…

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Ethan Hartley, Jakob Salao

6:00: Oregon Thanksgiving awards

• Who are you thankful for?

6:30 Pro-Sports Thursday

• Thanksgiving NFL action
• NFL season is coming down to the wire
• NBA season heating up

Oregon Volleyball

• Recapping last night’s sweep vs Arizona
• Most memorable home match this season?
• Previewing rivalry series with Oregon State on Thursday

Oregon Men’s Basketball
- Recapping last night’s loss vs Saint Mary’s

• Reactions from game against #12 Houston
• What the Ducks can do to shake off their cold start to the season

Oregon Women’s Basketball

• Nyara Sabally named Pac 12 player of the week
• Ducks drop back-to-back games to ranked teams. What’s going wrong?
• Are these losses concerning for Ducks fans?

Oregon Football

• Johnny Johnson and Jaylon Red out for the season ad Micah Pittman entered the transfer portal. Who is going to step up in the receiving core?
• Previewing this week’s rivalry matchup
• Noah Sewell announces Airbnb through division street for NIL purposes with “Stay at Noah’s.” What is the future of…

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Nick Battey, Levi Profitt, Alex Roth

6:00 Oregon Football Melts Down in Utah

• Reaction, takeaways
• What does this loss mean for Oregon?

6:30 Oregon VB Suffers Two Road Losses in Washington

• Breaking down both matches
• What this means for postseason implications

6:40 Oregon WBB Wraps Up in the Bahamas

• Takeaways from Oregon's three tournament games
• Major urgency for the Ducks to get healthy?

6:50 Oregon MBB Takes on Chaminade

• Live reactions to the opener at Maui Invitational
• How far can the Ducks go in this tournament?

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Ryan Milano, Justin Grossweiner

Mario Cristobal met with the media on Wednesday for one final time before a big matchup vs. Utah on Saturday. He previewed the matchup, and also addressed injuries and the departure of Mycah Pittman from the program.

Head Coach Mario Cristobal