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Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Logan Thompson, Ethan Hartley

6:00 Oregon Football Blows Out Colorado, 52-29

• Impressed or unimpressed with this one?
• Standout players
• Looking ahead to the rest of the season

6:30 GUEST: Jordan Brenner (UW Football Studio Host- Learfield)

Written Story by Justin Grossweiner

Oregon Football had their best offensive performance of the season putting up 568 total yards and 52 points against a Colorado defense that was only giving up 20.7 points per game, 3rd in the Pac-12.

The Ducks took control of this game early in the first period with Anthony Brown and Travis Dye connecting on a 10 yard touchdown 4 minutes in, and freshman running-back Byron Cardwell added a 34 yard scamper to put Oregon up two touchdowns with 7:04 left in the quarter. Oregon controlled the game the rest of the way through, and was able to briefly rest their starters early in the 4th quarter before Colorado cut the lead to 16 with about 6 minutes to go.

Anthony Brown had his best game as a Duck completing 25 passes for 307 yards and 3 passing touchdowns. Devon Williams continued to be a go-to receiver for the Ducks after his season high in yards…

Written Story by Justin Grossweiner

Oregon Football had their best offensive performance of the season putting up 568 total yards and 52 points against a Colorado defense that was only giving up 20.7 points per game, 3rd in the Pac-12.

The Ducks took control of this game early in the first period with Anthony Brown and Travis Dye connecting on a 10 yard touchdown 4 minutes in, and freshman running-back Byron Cardwell added a 34 yard scamper to put Oregon up two touchdowns with 7:04 left in the quarter. Oregon controlled the game the rest of the way through, and was able to briefly rest their starters early in the 4th quarter before Colorado cut the lead to 16 with about 6 minutes to go.

Anthony Brown had his best game as a Duck completing 25 passes for 307 yards and 3 passing touchdowns. Devon Williams continued to be a go-to receiver for the Ducks after his season high in yards…

Hosts: Logan Thompson, Ryan Milano, Alex Roth

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Alex Roth, Jonah Lampell

6:00 Oregon Football Gets Huge Win Over UCLA

• Anthony Brown has his best game as a duck
• Missed opportunity for a blowout win/poor play-calling
• Kayvon Thibodeaux has a huge game
• Looking ahead to Colorado

6:25 Andrew Haubner of KEZI Joins QuackSmack

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Ben McGrath, Ian Knox

6:00 Oregon Football Wins Monumental Contest at UCLA

• Did Anthony Brown prove that he is the right leader?
• Oregon's defense shut down DTR
• Kayvon Thibodeaux plays his first full game; Did we feel the impact?
• Is Mario Cristobal a big game coach?

6:30 (Guest): Matt Ulmer (Oregon Volleyball HC)

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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…