Sports

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Justin Grossweiner, Knight Jarecki

6:00 Immediate Reaction to Oregon-USC Soccer

6:10 Oregon Football One Day Out from Matchup with Cal

• What this game means for Oregon's season
• Diving in on Cal
• How these two teams match up

6:30 Oregon Volleyball Set for Rivalry Clash with UW

• Oregon-Washington recent history
• Closer look at UW
• What this match means for the standings

6:40 Weekend Predictions

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner, Logan Thompson, Ben McGrath

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Alex Roth, and Jackson Elliott

By Justin Grossweiner

Oregon football head coach Mario Cristobal met with the media after Tuesday's practice. He talked about Oregon's running back situation, as well as how the defense is evolving with players returning from injuries and developing over the course of the season.

By Justin Grossweiner

Oregon football head coach Mario Cristobal met with the media after Tuesday's practice. He talked about Oregon's running back situation, as well as how the defense is evolving with players returning from injuries and developing over the course of the season.

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Ethan Hartley, Levi Profitt

By Jackson Elliott

Oregon Soccer defeated Arizona State University 1-0 in a very scrappy, back and forth match Sunday afternoon. It was overcast the whole game, with the oh so common Oregon rain joining us just as the game was closing up in the 88th minute. The Ducks improve to 3-1-1 in conference play and 8-1-4 overall.

The difference in the game was a 33rd minute solo effort from Kess Elmore. She picked up the ball at nearly the halfway line, dribbled past multiple defenders before benefiting from a healthy deflection off the defender to sneak it in past the goalie. Take nothing away from the finish however; it looked like it was going in the other corner regardless. The goal was the only shot on target of the match for the Ducks.

The tactics of both teams seemed to cancel each other out, especially in the midfield, leading to neither side really having strong possession. Oregon lined up in their classic 4-3-3, but…

By Jackson Elliott

Oregon Soccer defeated Arizona State University 1-0 in a very scrappy, back and forth match Sunday afternoon. It was overcast the whole game, with the oh so common Oregon rain joining us just as the game was closing up in the 88th minute. The Ducks improve to 3-1-1 in conference play and 8-1-4 overall.

The difference in the game was a 33rd minute solo effort from Kess Elmore. She picked up the ball at nearly the halfway line, dribbled past multiple defenders before benefiting from a healthy deflection off the defender to sneak it in past the goalie. Take nothing away from the finish however; it looked like it was going in the other corner regardless. The goal was the only shot on target of the match for the Ducks.

The tactics of both teams seemed to cancel each other out, especially in the midfield, leading to neither side really having strong possession. Oregon lined up in their classic 4-3-3, but…

#14 Oregon Volleyball climbed back from a 2-1 deficit to defeat #17 Stanford in five sets on Sunday. After claiming the first set 25-21, Stanford collected the next two sets 25-23 and 25-23 before Oregon climbed back with a 25-23 set 4 victory and 15-11 set 5 victory.

Oregon and Stanford went back-and-forth all match, with each team controlling different facets of the match. Oregon was the better attacking team with 70 kills, but Stanford defended extremely well at the net with 20 total blocks. Both teams hit south of .200, showing impressive defense on both sides.

• Kills: Oregon- 70 Stanford-55
• Hitting percentage: Oregon .199 Stanford .172
• Attack errors: Oregon- 33 Stanford- 23
• Blocks: Oregon- 12 Stanford- 20
• Digs: Oregon- 89 Stanford- 73

Top performers for Oregon: Brooke Nuneviller (22 kills on .224, 19 digs), Taylor Borup (19 kills on .207, 17 digs…

#14 Oregon Volleyball climbed back from a 2-1 deficit to defeat #17 Stanford in five sets on Sunday. After claiming the first set 25-21, Stanford collected the next two sets 25-23 and 25-23 before Oregon climbed back with a 25-23 set 4 victory and 15-11 set 5 victory.

Oregon and Stanford went back-and-forth all match, with each team controlling different facets of the match. Oregon was the better attacking team with 70 kills, but Stanford defended extremely well at the net with 20 total blocks. Both teams hit south of .200, showing impressive defense on both sides.

• Kills: Oregon- 70 Stanford-55
• Hitting percentage: Oregon .199 Stanford .172
• Attack errors: Oregon- 33 Stanford- 23
• Blocks: Oregon- 12 Stanford- 20
• Digs: Oregon- 89 Stanford- 73

Top performers for Oregon: Brooke Nuneviller (22 kills on .224, 19 digs), Taylor Borup (19 kills on .207, 17 digs…