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…

Oregon Football (5-1) narrowly escaped an upset bid from Cal (1-5) on Friday night in Eugene. After going down 17-10 with 13:37 left to play, Oregon made the plays necessary to string together a 14-0 scoring run and win the game 24-17. Oregon won the game in the final seconds as the Ducks made a goal-line stand on a 4th down play from the 2-yard line.

Oregon's offense was hot and cold throughout the game, but one constant was Travis Dye, who took advantage of increased opportunity with 218 all-purpose yards and a TD. Dye also averaged an impressive 7.6 yards/carry. Anthony Brown finished his night 20-28 for 244 yards and a TD, to go with 13 carries for 44 yards and a rushing TD. Devon Williams was the most productive WR for the Ducks, finishing with 4 receptions for 67 yards. As a team, Oregon accounted for 454 total yards on 7.2 yards/play. Oregon also coughed up two fumbles, one from Kris Hutson and one…

Oregon Football (5-1) narrowly escaped an upset bid from Cal (1-5) on Friday night in Eugene. After going down 17-10 with 13:37 left to play, Oregon made the plays necessary to string together a 14-0 scoring run and win the game 24-17. Oregon won the game in the final seconds as the Ducks made a goal-line stand on a 4th down play from the 2-yard line.

Oregon's offense was hot and cold throughout the game, but one constant was Travis Dye, who took advantage of increased opportunity with 218 all-purpose yards and a TD. Dye also averaged an impressive 7.6 yards/carry. Anthony Brown finished his night 20-28 for 244 yards and a TD, to go with 13 carries for 44 yards and a rushing TD. Devon Williams was the most productive WR for the Ducks, finishing with 4 receptions for 67 yards. As a team, Oregon accounted for 454 total yards on 7.2 yards/play. Oregon also coughed up two fumbles, one from Kris Hutson and one…

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Ethan Harley, Khalil Hines

6:00 Recapping Oregon's Loss against Stanford

• What were the keys to why Oregon lost?
• What was the most surprising aspect of that game?

6:10 Oregon's Offense vs Cal's Defense

• How will Anthony Brown Perform?
• Who Takes the reins as the 2nd running back?
• Breaking down Cal's defense

6:30 Oregon Defense vs Cal Offense

• Breaking down impact Offensive Players for Cal
• Looking at the key matchups
• Oregon's Front 7 is closer to full strength

6:50 AUDIO: Coach Mario Cristobal and Travis Dye from Media Availability on Wednesday

7:05 National College Football Talk

• Looking around Pac-12 matchups
• Breaking down the most important games of the week

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Ethan Harley, Khalil Hines

6:00 Recapping Oregon's Loss against Stanford

• What were the keys to why Oregon lost?
• What was the most surprising aspect of that game?

6:10 Oregon's Offense vs Cal's Defense

• How will Anthony Brown Perform?
• Who Takes the reins as the 2nd running back?
• Breaking down Cal's defense

6:30 Oregon Defense vs Cal Offense

• Breaking down impact Offensive Players for Cal
• Looking at the key matchups
• Oregon's Front 7 is closer to full strength

6:50 AUDIO: Coach Mario Cristobal and Travis Dye from Media Availability on Wednesday

7:05 National College Football Talk

• Looking around Pac-12 matchups
• Breaking down the most important games of the week

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Justin Grossweiner, Knight Jarecki

6:00 Immediate Reaction to Oregon-USC Soccer

6:10 Oregon Football One Day Out from Matchup with Cal

• What this game means for Oregon's season
• Diving in on Cal
• How these two teams match up

6:30 Oregon Volleyball Set for Rivalry Clash with UW

• Oregon-Washington recent history
• Closer look at UW
• What this match means for the standings

6:40 Weekend Predictions

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By Justin Grossweiner

Oregon football head coach Mario Cristobal met with the media after Tuesday's practice. He talked about Oregon's running back situation, as well as how the defense is evolving with players returning from injuries and developing over the course of the season.

By Justin Grossweiner

Oregon football head coach Mario Cristobal met with the media after Tuesday's practice. He talked about Oregon's running back situation, as well as how the defense is evolving with players returning from injuries and developing over the course of the season.