Staring down the season opener against Fresno State in just 11 days, Mario Cristobal addressed the media about how his team is preparing for a swift approaching season slate.

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Oregon Football Head Coach Mario Cristobal

By Justin Grossweiner

Oregon Football begins their first day of fall camp on Friday, but before that time the team hosted its first local media availability session of the season Tuesday afternoon at Autzen Stadium. Head Coach Mario Cristobal started the proceedings by giving a 30 minute press conference followed by two 15 minute press conferences with Senior wide receiver Johnny Johnson III as well as Sophomore safety Verone McKinley. After Oregon's head coach and the two player's left the podium an open session of requested student-athletes were met by a media scrum to finish off the days events.

Coach Cristobal is heading into his 4th season as the head coach for the Ducks, and he detailed optimism for his program heading into fall camp. While the team hasn't officially named its starting quarterback all signs point to Senior Anthony Brown being the heavy favorite take the position. He will enter camp starting with the first team offense, and he also…

By Justin Grossweiner

Oregon Football begins their first day of fall camp on Friday, but before that time the team hosted its first local media availability session of the season Tuesday afternoon at Autzen Stadium. Head Coach Mario Cristobal started the proceedings by giving a 30 minute press conference followed by two 15 minute press conferences with Senior wide receiver Johnny Johnson III as well as Sophomore safety Verone McKinley. After Oregon's head coach and the two player's left the podium an open session of requested student-athletes were met by a media scrum to finish off the days events.

Coach Cristobal is heading into his 4th season as the head coach for the Ducks, and he detailed optimism for his program heading into fall camp. While the team hasn't officially named its starting quarterback all signs point to Senior Anthony Brown being the heavy favorite take the position. He will enter camp starting with the first team offense, and he also…

Hosts: Adam Susman, Justin Grossweiner

6:00 Oregon Baseballs Season Ends at the Hands of LSU

• Not going to Ahlstrom a mistake?
• The dreaded Balk

6:20 GUEST: Julian Mininsohn

6:35 NBA Playoffs Heating Up

• Nets or the field?
• Do the Jazz have it in 'em?

6:45 Favorite Sports Moments from the School Year?

• College? Pro?
• Most looking forward to in 2021?

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Jordan Brenner, Bill Braker, Michael Strite, and Adam Susman

6:00 Oregon Baseball's Outstanding Season Comes to a Heartbreaking End

• Recapping LSU vs. Oregon
• Oregon's outgoing senior class
• The trajectory of this program

6:25 KWVA Senior Class Memories

• Reminiscing on our careers with KWVA

An incredible season for the Oregon Ducks comes to a bitter close losing in game seven of the Eugene regional to LSU 9-8 Monday night. The win-or-go-home game was certainly jam-packed with drama until the last swing of the bat. In the 17-run, 24-hit affair the pair of teams scored in nine of 17 innings with LSU’s three-run eighth the decider in the contest.

Gavin Dugas, who was an issue for Oregon all night long, started the scoring with a two-run blast in the first but it was all Oregon for the next four innings behind an impressive outing from surprise starter Andrew Mosiello and the bats of key Ducks. Oregon played effective small-ball baseball and then Zavala sent the crowd into a frenzy after a deep one over the left-field wall. The Tigers did not let the 5-2 hole deter them, clawing back after another Dugas homerun, Bianco finding his way home on a wild pitch, and then a Bianco bomb to left-center to give LSU a 6-5 lead in the bottom of the sixth. Every inclination…

An incredible season for the Oregon Ducks comes to a bitter close losing in game seven of the Eugene regional to LSU 9-8 Monday night. The win-or-go-home game was certainly jam-packed with drama until the last swing of the bat. In the 17-run, 24-hit affair the pair of teams scored in nine of 17 innings with LSU’s three-run eighth the decider in the contest.

Gavin Dugas, who was an issue for Oregon all night long, started the scoring with a two-run blast in the first but it was all Oregon for the next four innings behind an impressive outing from surprise starter Andrew Mosiello and the bats of key Ducks. Oregon played effective small-ball baseball and then Zavala sent the crowd into a frenzy after a deep one over the left-field wall. The Tigers did not let the 5-2 hole deter them, clawing back after another Dugas homerun, Bianco finding his way home on a wild pitch, and then a Bianco bomb to left-center to give LSU a 6-5 lead in the bottom of the sixth. Every inclination…

Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Ryan Milano and Sean MacPherson

6:00 Oregon Baseball Regional

• Ducks look tight vs. LSU, carved up by lefty Coleman
• Brett Walker goes 7.2 IP…which leaves “everyone else on the table”
• Game 7 strategy at 7 PM
• Oregon’s heartbreaking regional past

6:25 WCWS

• Can anyone beat Oklahoma?
• The future of the Pac-12 in softball

6:40 KWVA Stuff

• FCC Won’t Let me Be
• Talking the future of KWVA Sports

The LSU Tigers (37-23) will have a chance to upset the Oregon Ducks (39-15) in the Eugene Regional on Monday night after keeping Oregon's hot offense at bay in a 4-1 win on Sunday night. Using a committee approach on the hill, LSU's Trent Vietmeier, Javen Coleman and Devin Fontenot only gave up four hits. Oregon's lone tally came on a Kenyon Yovan sacrifice fly in the third inning off of Coleman, who went a career high six innings.

The Tigers were carried on offense by two of their stars, outfielders Dylan Crews and Gavin Dugas, who went a combined 6 for 7 at the dish. Dugas finished a single shy of a cycle while Crews went 3 for 3 and slugged his 15th home run of the season.

Postgame Audio:

Oregon Head Coach Mark Wasikowski

The LSU Tigers (37-23) will have a chance to upset the Oregon Ducks (39-15) in the Eugene Regional on Monday night after keeping Oregon's hot offense at bay in a 4-1 win on Sunday night. Using a committee approach on the hill, LSU's Trent Vietmeier, Javen Coleman and Devin Fontenot only gave up four hits. Oregon's lone tally came on a Kenyon Yovan sacrifice fly in the third inning off of Coleman, who went a career high six innings.

The Tigers were carried on offense by two of their stars, outfielders Dylan Crews and Gavin Dugas, who went a combined 6 for 7 at the dish. Dugas finished a single shy of a cycle while Crews went 3 for 3 and slugged his 15th home run of the season.

Postgame Audio:

Oregon Head Coach Mark Wasikowski