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Hosts: Adam Susman, Jonah Rosenburg, Kent Williams

6:00 Oregon Men's Basketball Lackluster in L.A

• Two gritty, important wins vs. Colorado and Utah
• Biggest issues vs USC?
• What needs to happen for Oregon to compete in March

6:15 Tyler Shough picks Texas Tech

• Thoughts on the decision?
• Remanence of Taggert essentially gone

6:25 GUEST: TBD

6:35 Tail of Two Blowouts for WBB against USC & UCLA

• Hierarchy noticeable in the PAC-12
• Ducks score just 22 in the first half…

Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Ethan Hartley, Ryan Milano

Oregon eked out a 60-56 win over Colorado at Matthew Knight Arena Thursday Night giving Oregon a marque win come tournament time. While the Ducks were outrebounded 43-29, worse than when they lost to Colorado, forcing Colorado into 17 turnovers made the difference. Chris Duarte led the way for the Ducks with 18 points and was massive when the Ducks were starved on offense, being the only Duck to score between the 10 and two-minute mark of the second half. D’Shawn Schwartz put up a team-high 16 on 6-13 shooting but the Duck's ability to shut down star guard McKinley Wright for most of the game proved pivotal.

The star of the first half was the rim. Both teams struggled to make their shots and the Ducks had just 10 made shots, only 2 more made field-goals than turnovers. Dana Altman yelled at his squad to keep it simple but Oregon was never able to grab a lead in the first 20 minutes from Colorado but kept it a close 30-25 at the break. Both teams had their shooting woes…

Oregon eked out a 60-56 win over Colorado at Matthew Knight Arena Thursday Night giving Oregon a marque win come tournament time. While the Ducks were outrebounded 43-29, worse than when they lost to Colorado, forcing Colorado into 17 turnovers made the difference. Chris Duarte led the way for the Ducks with 18 points and was massive when the Ducks were starved on offense, being the only Duck to score between the 10 and two-minute mark of the second half. D’Shawn Schwartz put up a team-high 16 on 6-13 shooting but the Duck's ability to shut down star guard McKinley Wright for most of the game proved pivotal.

The star of the first half was the rim. Both teams struggled to make their shots and the Ducks had just 10 made shots, only 2 more made field-goals than turnovers. Dana Altman yelled at his squad to keep it simple but Oregon was never able to grab a lead in the first 20 minutes from Colorado but kept it a close 30-25 at the break. Both teams had their shooting woes…

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Patrick McMahon, Xavier Aguiar

Oregon MBB Building Momentum to Close Out the Season

• Ducks get back on track against Arizona Schools prepare to face Mountain Schools

Oregon WBB Can Not Seem to get a Signature Win

• Oregon can not get a signature win. Can they finally get a ranked win over UCLA?

Oregon Softball, Baseball, and Volleyball all have Covid Cancellations

• Will this have a major or minor impact on each team's season

NBA

• Celtics struggle, drop to .500 on the season.
• Jokic for MVP?

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Knight Jarecki, Kent Williams

Hosts: Adam Susman, Jonah Rosenburg, Bill Braker

QuackSmack (2/16/21)

6:00 Oregon Women's Basketball Keep it Close in Defeat to Stanford

• Late run by Stanford dooms the Ducks
• Ducks stand tall defensively
• Biggest takeaways from the game

6:10 Tyler Shough Enters the Transfer Portal

• Documenting his Ducks Career
• What type of school should he go to next?
• Three QBs on the roster for the 2021 season, who is the favorite to be the starter?

6:20 GUEST: Head Coach Graeme Abel Joins QuackSmack to Discuss Soccer Season so Far (2/16/21)

6:30 Oregon Softball Start Perfect

• Who stood out
• What should season…

With 6:18 left in the game, Nyara Sabally hit two free throws to give Oregon their first lead of the game, which seemed far away for a team that trailed by 15 in the second quarter. Back and forth the Cardinals and Ducks went. Finally, Stanford regained the lead with 28 seconds remaining when Brink hit two free throws. Oregon called a timeout and drew up a play for a Taylor Mikesell three pointer. She missed, but Stanford's Hull missed both her free throws on the other end. The Ducks were afforded another chance, down two, to tie the ball game or shoot a three for the win. Paopao tripped and turn the ball over. Stanford escaped MKA with a 63-61 lead.

Oregon, a team that has been struggling shooting the ball as of late seemed to have found a rhythm late in the third and fourth quarters. Mikesell, Boley, and Shelley, a trio usually deadly from deep was struggling in their few games. However, on Monday night, they combined for 26 points and 5 three pointers. Mikesell led all…

Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Ethan Hartley, Dylan Reubenking