Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Ryan Milano, and Jackson Elliot

6:00 Oregon Softball Headed to Texas Regional

• SEC bias in NCAA tourney?
• Did the Pac-12 deserve a better draw?
• Who got the most screwed? Looking at the long view of the bracket
• How do UO and UT match up?
• How big of a threat does Texas State pose? 

6:35 Oregon Baseball Sweeps Utah

• Offensive explosion
• Kolby Somers

6:45 NBA Playoffs Coming Soon

• Suns depression
• Playoff power rankings, top 5

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Levi Profitt, Alex Roth

6:00 Oregon Softball Sweeps Cal; Learns Postseason Fate

• Recap of Cal series
• Pac-12 honors
• NCAA tournament selection show drama

6:25 Oregon Baseball Back into Top-10 After Utah Sweep

• Where Oregon thrived this past weekend
• Which Ducks will get Pac-12, national honors?
• Huge series vs. Stanford coming up

6:40 Basketball Talk

• Sabrina Ionescu nails a game-winner in the first game of the season
• NBA Playoffs all set - most intriguing series/storylines

Oregon Softball (36-15, 13-10) swept Friday’s doubleheader in Berkeley, including a 4-1 win in game one and a 9-3 victory in game two. 

Brooke Yanez (3.2 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 6Ks) earned her 20th win of the season in game one after relieving Samaria Diaz  (3.1 IP, 2 H, 0 ER, 6 Ks) in the third inning. Oregon was lead offensively by Rachel Cid, who went 2-3 at the plate with an RBI, and Deijah Pangileenan, who was hit by a pitch and launched her first home run of the season. 

In game two, Oregon jumped out to a four-run lead, before Cal sliced the lead in half in the bottom of the 3rd on a Maddie Bishop home run to right-center. From there, Oregon poured it on with a five-spot in the 6th inning, including back-to-back home runs from Rachel Cid (6) and Shaye Bowden (5). Makenna Kliethermes picked up the win to improve to 8-6 this season (3.1, 3 ER, 4 Ks) and Reagan Breedlove (3.1, 3 H, 1 ER) pitched well in relief.

The Ducks and Golden Bears get…

Oregon Softball (36-15, 13-10) swept Friday’s doubleheader in Berkeley, including a 4-1 win in game one and a 9-3 victory in game two. 

Brooke Yanez (3.2 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 6Ks) earned her 20th win of the season in game one after relieving Samaria Diaz  (3.1 IP, 2 H, 0 ER, 6 Ks) in the third inning. Oregon was lead offensively by Rachel Cid, who went 2-3 at the plate with an RBI, and Deijah Pangileenan, who was hit by a pitch and launched her first home run of the season. 

In game two, Oregon jumped out to a four-run lead, before Cal sliced the lead in half in the bottom of the 3rd on a Maddie Bishop home run to right-center. From there, Oregon poured it on with a five-spot in the 6th inning, including back-to-back home runs from Rachel Cid (6) and Shaye Bowden (5). Makenna Kliethermes picked up the win to improve to 8-6 this season (3.1, 3 ER, 4 Ks) and Reagan Breedlove (3.1, 3 H, 1 ER) pitched well in relief.

The Ducks and Golden Bears get…

Hosts: Adam Susman, Ryan Milano, Xavier Aguiar

6:00 Oregon Baseball Sweeps Washington

• Looking at conference standings
• Tied season records for HR Sunday
• Another 3-0 weekend?

6:10 Oregon Softball Split Weekend

• Still a positive
• Samaria Diaz the confirmed #2?
• Ducks chance to end strong

6:20 Guest: Andrew Haubner (KEZI)

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Levi Profitt, Jackson Elliott

Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Ryan Milano and Thomas Codiga

6:00 Oregon Softball Takes Conference Series, Splits the 4 games with Arizona

• McGowan’s magic moment; what did it mean in the context of the season
• Yanez torches #1 offense in the Pac-12
• Cruse’s senior sendoff, discussing her legacy
• Critical Cal series; what does Oregon need to sure up before the postseason?

6:20 GUEST Melyssa Lombardi (Oregon Softball Head Coach)

6:30 Oregon Baseball Sweeps Washington

• Bomb squad carries the load on Sunday
• Ahlstrom’s bid for Pac-12 pitcher of the year: who…

By: Adam Susman

#11 Oregon Baseball (30-11) defeated Washington (17-24) 9-3, completing the series sweep of the Huskies. Oregon, now 14-7 in conference, grabbed their second PAC-12 sweep of the season after doing so against Oregon State a month. With few runs to start games this weekend, Oregon and Washington changed that: Noah Hsue was brought home via an error in the first, Gabe Matthews responded for Oregon with a solo homer, then in the top of the second with zero outs designated hitter Michael Brown crushed a ball over the wall in left-center giving Washington a 2-1 lead.

Similar to Saturday’s game when Washington had an early lead, Oregon soon dominated the middle innings. Kenyon Yovan went 2-5 this afternoon including a solo shot in the fourth to tie up the affair. The fifth inning is where it exploded for Oregon putting up five runs. Yovan again got the scoring going with a single to left field driving in Gavin Grant. Moments later Oregon had…

By: Adam Susman

#11 Oregon Baseball (30-11) defeated Washington (17-24) 9-3, completing the series sweep of the Huskies. Oregon, now 14-7 in conference, grabbed their second PAC-12 sweep of the season after doing so against Oregon State a month. With few runs to start games this weekend, Oregon and Washington changed that: Noah Hsue was brought home via an error in the first, Gabe Matthews responded for Oregon with a solo homer, then in the top of the second with zero outs designated hitter Michael Brown crushed a ball over the wall in left-center giving Washington a 2-1 lead.

Similar to Saturday’s game when Washington had an early lead, Oregon soon dominated the middle innings. Kenyon Yovan went 2-5 this afternoon including a solo shot in the fourth to tie up the affair. The fifth inning is where it exploded for Oregon putting up five runs. Yovan again got the scoring going with a single to left field driving in Gavin Grant. Moments later Oregon had…

by Jackson Elliott

Oregon Softball is now 33-14 overall and 11-9 in the PAC-12, while Arizona is now 34-10 overall, 11-7 in the conference after Saturday's doubleheader against the Wildcats. The Ducks will carry a 2-1 series lead into the finale Sunday afternoon, knowing that they at least have a series split against a very strong Arizona team.

Game 1 was a 1-0 pitchers duel between Brooke Yanez and Alyssa Denham, with only 10 hits given up between the two of them. Yanez struck out 12 batters, her best performance since the UCLA series. She got herself out of multiple tough situations with Arizona runners in scoring positions through strikeouts and groundouts, including once in the 2nd after giving up a leadoff triple. 5th inning back to back doubles made the difference for the Ducks, one being from Deijah Pangilinan, her first extra-base hit of the season. The other was from Haley Cruse, who finished the game 3-3, just a home run short of the…