Text Story: Ryan Milano

The Oregon Ducks came into Autzen Stadium with the opposite trajectory as their Saturday counterparts. Oregon, riding high off a road win against #3 Ohio State and being vaulted into the #4 ranking in the country, found themselves matches up against an FCS opponent in the Stony Brook SeaWolves.

Oregon came into the game as massive favorites but quickly subverted the countries expectations after stumbling out of the blocks. The first quarter ended with the Ducks barely edging out the SeaWolves 10-7, and the 2nd quarter didn't result in much more offense outside of an Anthony Brown TD scamper.

At the intermission, the Ducks held just a 10 point lead and were only outgaining Stony Brook on the ground by a single yard. The 2nd half was a different story. Oregon was able to halt Stony Brook's offense completely as the SeaWolves went backward for -17 yards of total offense. On the flip side, Oregon's insertion of…

Text Story: Ryan Milano

The Oregon Ducks came into Autzen Stadium with the opposite trajectory as their Saturday counterparts. Oregon, riding high off a road win against #3 Ohio State and being vaulted into the #4 ranking in the country, found themselves matches up against an FCS opponent in the Stony Brook SeaWolves.

Oregon came into the game as massive favorites but quickly subverted the countries expectations after stumbling out of the blocks. The first quarter ended with the Ducks barely edging out the SeaWolves 10-7, and the 2nd quarter didn't result in much more offense outside of an Anthony Brown TD scamper.

At the intermission, the Ducks held just a 10 point lead and were only outgaining Stony Brook on the ground by a single yard. The 2nd half was a different story. Oregon was able to halt Stony Brook's offense completely as the SeaWolves went backward for -17 yards of total offense. On the flip side, Oregon's insertion of…

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Knight Jarecki, Justin Grossweiner

3:30 Week 3 for Oregon

• Recapping Oregon's big win over Ohio State
• New outlook on this Ducks season
• Scouting Stony Brook
• Rain in the forecast

3:50 Oregon Offense

• What you hope to see out of Oregon's starters today
• New, young talent in the mix today?
• Backup QB conversation

4:05 Oregon Defense

• Front seven remains banged up
• What you hope to see out of Oregon's defense today

4:15 Nearly Game Time

• Look around the CFB landscape
• Oregon-Stony Brook Predictions

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Knight Jarecki, Justin Grossweiner

3:30 Week 3 for Oregon

• Recapping Oregon's big win over Ohio State
• New outlook on this Ducks season
• Scouting Stony Brook
• Rain in the forecast

3:50 Oregon Offense

• What you hope to see out of Oregon's starters today
• New, young talent in the mix today?
• Backup QB conversation

4:05 Oregon Defense

• Front seven remains banged up
• What you hope to see out of Oregon's defense today

4:15 Nearly Game Time

• Look around the CFB landscape
• Oregon-Stony Brook Predictions

Hosts: Ethan Hartley, Sean MacPherson, Justin Grossweiner

6:00 Oregon vs. Stony Brook tomorrow

• What improvements would we like to see?
• Kayvon Thibodeaux status is still unknown
• Final score predictions

6:25 Oregon Volleyball Travels to DC

• Oregon earns another sweep against Howard
• Taylor Borup dominates on kills
• Expectations going into conference games

6:40 Oregon Soccer faces Portland tonight

• What improvements need to be made after a tough Big-12 weekend?
• Who needs to step up?
• Score prediction?

Hosts: Ryan Milano & Ethan Hartley

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Xaiver Aguiar, Kent Williams

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Kent Williams, and Justin Grossweiner

6:00 Oregon Football downs #3 Ohio State on the road

• Completely different showing than Fresno State game
• How Oregon won this game without key players
• Significance of this victory

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

#12 Oregon Football was tasked with facing #3 Ohio State on the road in front of 100,482 fans without key players Kayvon Thibodeaux and Justin Flowe, who were out with injuries. The tall task didn't faze the Ducks, defeating the Buckeyes 35-28 for a program-altering victory.

Oregon never trailed in this game and controlled the trenches on both sides of the ball. CJ Verdell ran wild for 161 yards on 20 carries, while also stepping up as Oregon's top receiver with 34 receiving yards. In total, Verdell had 200 yards from scrimmage and 3 total TD, including a 77 yard explosion to start the second half.

Oregon QB Anthony Brown went 17-35 for 236 yards and 2 TD, while also rushing for 65 yards on 10 carries. Outside of Verdell, Oregon's other two TDs belonged to Travis Dye (5 yard rush) and Moliki Motavao (14 yard TD pass). When in the redzone, Oregon was 4-4 on scoring TD.

Ohio State was held in check completely in their running game. The Buckeyes managed…

#12 Oregon Football was tasked with facing #3 Ohio State on the road in front of 100,482 fans without key players Kayvon Thibodeaux and Justin Flowe, who were out with injuries. The tall task didn't faze the Ducks, defeating the Buckeyes 35-28 for a program-altering victory.

Oregon never trailed in this game and controlled the trenches on both sides of the ball. CJ Verdell ran wild for 161 yards on 20 carries, while also stepping up as Oregon's top receiver with 34 receiving yards. In total, Verdell had 200 yards from scrimmage and 3 total TD, including a 77 yard explosion to start the second half.

Oregon QB Anthony Brown went 17-35 for 236 yards and 2 TD, while also rushing for 65 yards on 10 carries. Outside of Verdell, Oregon's other two TDs belonged to Travis Dye (5 yard rush) and Moliki Motavao (14 yard TD pass). When in the redzone, Oregon was 4-4 on scoring TD.

Ohio State was held in check completely in their running game. The Buckeyes managed…