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Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Xaiver Aguiar, Justin Grossweiner, Ryan Milano

6:00 Game Week for Oregon Football

• Strongest/weakest position groups
• What caught your eye from the organizational chart?
• Breakout players this season

6:20 GUEST: Joey Mac (Oregon Sports Network)

Oregon Football met with the media on a scheduled availability Wednesday afternoon. Select members of the offense and defense met with media members to discuss the upcoming game against Fresno State, returning to a more normal year after the "COVID year," and more...

Alex Forsyth

CJ Verdell

Oregon Football met with the media on a scheduled availability Wednesday afternoon. Select members of the offense and defense met with media members to discuss the upcoming game against Fresno State, returning to a more normal year after the "COVID year," and more...

Alex Forsyth

CJ Verdell

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Justin Grossweiner, Xaiver Aguiar

6:00: The Oregon Football Season is Upon Us

• Fresno State approaches as the Ducks prepare for the 2021 season opener
• Oregon Depth chart released prior to game week
• Biggest surprises on the Oregon Depth chart?

6:20 GUEST: Andrew Haubner (KEZI)

Game Story By: Xaiver Aguiar

The Oregon Ducks defeated the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks 4-2 Sunday afternoon in a game entertaining from start to finish. The Papé Field faithful watched their Ducks improve to 2-0-1 on the season and continue their offensive brilliance.

It took less than a minute for Oregon to get on the board, as Eden Hardy showed her blazing speed, dribbling through a few Lumberjack defenders and putting the ball in the back of the net. Duck fans probably thought this would be an easy game for the team, but Northern Arizona had other plans.

Goals from Rylee Mitchell and Kylie Kapustka within 20 minutes of each other gave the Lumberjacks a surprising 2-1 lead. Oregon's dominance of possession didn't seem to matter, as fouls and counter-attacks gave Northern Arizona chances they were able to execute.

The Ducks realized the situation at hand and decided to put their foot on the gas. In the waning moments of the…

Game Story By: Xaiver Aguiar

The Oregon Ducks defeated the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks 4-2 Sunday afternoon in a game entertaining from start to finish. The Papé Field faithful watched their Ducks improve to 2-0-1 on the season and continue their offensive brilliance.

It took less than a minute for Oregon to get on the board, as Eden Hardy showed her blazing speed, dribbling through a few Lumberjack defenders and putting the ball in the back of the net. Duck fans probably thought this would be an easy game for the team, but Northern Arizona had other plans.

Goals from Rylee Mitchell and Kylie Kapustka within 20 minutes of each other gave the Lumberjacks a surprising 2-1 lead. Oregon's dominance of possession didn't seem to matter, as fouls and counter-attacks gave Northern Arizona chances they were able to execute.

The Ducks realized the situation at hand and decided to put their foot on the gas. In the waning moments of the…

By: Xaiver Aguiar

The Oregon Ducks put together an impressive start to their season Friday, beating both Portland State and Santa Clara in straight sets. The 14th ranked Ducks looked unfazed throughout, winning every set by more than 5 points.

It started up front, with the star of the matches Abby Hansen. Throughout both contests, Hansen accumulated 13 kills and 12 blocks. She was a maestro with her timing ability and was able to pair that with her breathtaking power.

Elsewhere Georgia Murphy raised eyebrows, having the most digs out of any player on the court in both matches she played. The sophomore Libero was a ball magnet, making more than a few highlight-reel plays.

When talking about Oregon volleyball, you can't forget to mention Brook Nuneviller. The All-American had her typical all-around performance, as she was the only Duck to muster more than 5 kills and digs in both matches.

Oregon had an added energy…

By: Xaiver Aguiar

The Oregon Ducks put together an impressive start to their season Friday, beating both Portland State and Santa Clara in straight sets. The 14th ranked Ducks looked unfazed throughout, winning every set by more than 5 points.

It started up front, with the star of the matches Abby Hansen. Throughout both contests, Hansen accumulated 13 kills and 12 blocks. She was a maestro with her timing ability and was able to pair that with her breathtaking power.

Elsewhere Georgia Murphy raised eyebrows, having the most digs out of any player on the court in both matches she played. The sophomore Libero was a ball magnet, making more than a few highlight-reel plays.

When talking about Oregon volleyball, you can't forget to mention Brook Nuneviller. The All-American had her typical all-around performance, as she was the only Duck to muster more than 5 kills and digs in both matches.

Oregon had an added energy…

Oregon soccer head coach Graeme Abel and star mid-forward Zoe Hasenauer addressed the media Thursday before their teams clash against Northern Arizona Sunday afternoon. 

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Zoe Hasenauer

Graeme Abel

Oregon soccer head coach Graeme Abel and star mid-forward Zoe Hasenauer addressed the media Thursday before their teams clash against Northern Arizona Sunday afternoon. 

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Zoe Hasenauer

Graeme Abel