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Written Story (by Sean MacPherson)

Oregon Football took care of business against Washington State on Saturday, 38-24. After surrendering a 70-yard pass on the second play from scrimmage, Oregon forced a touchback on a run from WSU QB Jayden De Laura. The Ducks used that momentum shift to jump out to a 14-0 lead, but the Cougars followed that up with a 14-0 run of their own to make the halftime score 14-14. Out of halftime, the Ducks struck right away with a big kick return from Mykael Wright that ultimately led to a 5 play, 43-yard scoring drive. The Ducks followed that up with a Camden Lewis FG to go up 24-14. With 10:28 left to play in the fourth quarter, Anthony Brown thought he found his second rushing TD of the day but instead fumbled to keep Washington State alive. Oregon scored on the ensuing drive, and a Bryan Addison interception essentially put the game away. Both teams managed to score once more, but the Ducks wound up with the 38-24 victory.

Oregon…

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Alex Roth, Jakob Salao, and Austin Ota

6:30 Looking at Oregon's Place In the College Football Playoff Picture

• With Oklahoma losing does Oregon control their own destiny?

6:40 Oregon's Offense vs WSU's Defense

• Recapping Oregon's Offensive performance against Washington
• Breaking down how Oregon's rushing and passing attack matches up with Washington State's defense.
• Offensive keys to the game for the Ducks

6:55 Oregon Defense vs WSU's Offense

• How does Oregon's defense contain WSU's offense?
• Who are WSU's top offensive threats?
• Defensive keys to the game for the Ducks

7:10 Predictions

7:15 Start of Oregon vs WSU

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Alex Roth, Jakob Salao, and Austin Ota

6:30 Looking at Oregon's Place In the College Football Playoff Picture

• With Oklahoma losing does Oregon control their own destiny?

6:40 Oregon's Offense vs WSU's Defense

• Recapping Oregon's Offensive performance against Washington
• Breaking down how Oregon's rushing and passing attack matches up with Washington State's defense.
• Offensive keys to the game for the Ducks

6:55 Oregon Defense vs WSU's Offense

• How does Oregon's defense contain WSU's offense?
• Who are WSU's top offensive threats?
• Defensive keys to the game for the Ducks

7:10 Predictions

7:15 Start of Oregon vs WSU

Written by Jonah Bruneau

It was an exciting Friday night inside Matthew Knight Arena for the Oregon Ducks Men's Basketball team as they hosted their second consecutive home game to open the season against the SMU Mustangs. The Mustangs came into the game 1-0 after defeating the McNeese State Cowboys 86-62 and were feeling confident as a result coming into the night. However, Oregon had plans of their own. Once the ball was tipped, the Ducks took control of the court and never let up after Senior Guard Jacob Young hit a three-pointer to open up the scoring. When it was all said and done, the Ducks recorded a 86-63 victory to go to 2-0 on the young season.

Oregon was able to spread the ball out plenty, as four players had tallied double-digit point totals. The man leading the way was Senior Forward Eric Williams Jr. with 19 points and 8-14 from the field. Right behind was fellow Senior Guard Will Richardson with 18 points and a sizzling 4-5 from beyond the arc. 6…

By Knight Jarecki

Eugene, Oregon — The #17 Oregon Ducks (19-6, 10-5) defeated the USC Women of Troy (10-14,6-9) 3-2 (25-22, 25-20, 26-28, 21-25, and 15-11) Friday afternoon. With the win, the Ducks have now won five out of their last six matches including winning the past four.

Oregon has won five straight matches against the Women of Troy with all 5 of the last 5 matches going to a fifth set.

The first set was a back and forth set the whole way. There were 8 total ties through the first 40 serves as both teams found themselves knotted at 20. USC got ahead by 2 before Oregon went on a 5-0 run to end the first set and win 25-22. Oregon only hit .132 in the first set but received lots of help from USC as the Women of Troy had 6 service errors in the opening frame.

The second set was a much more efficient set for the Ducks as they controlled the lead throughout. Oregon seemed to be more aggressive serving the ball which…

By Knight Jarecki

Eugene, Oregon — The #17 Oregon Ducks (19-6, 10-5) defeated the USC Women of Troy (10-14,6-9) 3-2 (25-22, 25-20, 26-28, 21-25, and 15-11) Friday afternoon. With the win, the Ducks have now won five out of their last six matches including winning the past four.

Oregon has won five straight matches against the Women of Troy with all 5 of the last 5 matches going to a fifth set.

The first set was a back and forth set the whole way. There were 8 total ties through the first 40 serves as both teams found themselves knotted at 20. USC got ahead by 2 before Oregon went on a 5-0 run to end the first set and win 25-22. Oregon only hit .132 in the first set but received lots of help from USC as the Women of Troy had 6 service errors in the opening frame.

The second set was a much more efficient set for the Ducks as they controlled the lead throughout. Oregon seemed to be more aggressive serving the ball which…

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Ryan Milano, Justin Grossweiner

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Levi Proffit, and Ben McGrath

6:00 Oregon Football Looks to Continue Momentum

• Reactions to win over UW
• Assessing Oregon's Playoff chances
• Discussing what to expect against WSU

6:20 (Guest): ANDREW HAUBNER KEZI

By Kent Williams

On a Tuesday evening at Matthew Knight Arena, the Oregon Ducks(1-0) took the court against the reigning SWAC conference champions Texas Southern Tigers(0-1) for the season opener, and took the victory 83-66, led by senior guard Will Richardson’s 20 points.

The game was the debut for a lot of players in front of the Matthew Knight crowd, including transfer guard Jacob Young, who finished the game with 14 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists and a steal to cap off an impressive start for the brother of Duck basketball alumni Joe Young. He rode a hot first half, where he shot 5-7 to go with 2 buckets from beyond the arc. Other young players making their debuts in a Ducks uniform included freshman centers Nate Bittle and Issac Johnson, who both stood above the rest as the tallest players on the court. Bittle received a mini ovation when he first took the court and rewarded the crowd by blocking a shot on the next possession.

Next up for the Ducks…

By Kent Williams

On a Tuesday evening at Matthew Knight Arena, the Oregon Ducks(1-0) took the court against the reigning SWAC conference champions Texas Southern Tigers(0-1) for the season opener, and took the victory 83-66, led by senior guard Will Richardson’s 20 points.

The game was the debut for a lot of players in front of the Matthew Knight crowd, including transfer guard Jacob Young, who finished the game with 14 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists and a steal to cap off an impressive start for the brother of Duck basketball alumni Joe Young. He rode a hot first half, where he shot 5-7 to go with 2 buckets from beyond the arc. Other young players making their debuts in a Ducks uniform included freshman centers Nate Bittle and Issac Johnson, who both stood above the rest as the tallest players on the court. Bittle received a mini ovation when he first took the court and rewarded the crowd by blocking a shot on the next possession.

Next up for the Ducks…