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After losing twice to the Arizona Wildcats last season, Oregon dominated the Wildcats at every turn on Friday at Matthew Knight Arena. Oregon swept Arizona by a score of 25-19, 25-17, 25-15. The first set ended up being Arizona's best effort, but they were hampered by errors and allowed Oregon to take command on 5-0 and 6-0 runs. Oregon's defense was excellent once again, holding Arizona to a .119 hitting percentage. Arizona had 9 service errors throughout the match as well. Arizona opened the third set with some life, but Oregon closed out on a 19-5 scoring run. After a quiet first set, Brooke Nuneviller shined for the Ducks. Nuneviller racked up 14 kills on a .464 hitting percentage, and led the Ducks with 16 digs. Taylor Borup was the next closest Duck with 8 kills of her own. Karson Bacon also stood out with six kills and five blocks. Oregon will hope to continue success against Arizona with a rematch on Sunday morning. Another victory for the Ducks would give Matt Ulmer's…

After losing twice to the Arizona Wildcats last season, Oregon dominated the Wildcats at every turn on Friday at Matthew Knight Arena. Oregon swept Arizona by a score of 25-19, 25-17, 25-15. The first set ended up being Arizona's best effort, but they were hampered by errors and allowed Oregon to take command on 5-0 and 6-0 runs. Oregon's defense was excellent once again, holding Arizona to a .119 hitting percentage. Arizona had 9 service errors throughout the match as well. Arizona opened the third set with some life, but Oregon closed out on a 19-5 scoring run. After a quiet first set, Brooke Nuneviller shined for the Ducks. Nuneviller racked up 14 kills on a .464 hitting percentage, and led the Ducks with 16 digs. Taylor Borup was the next closest Duck with 8 kills of her own. Karson Bacon also stood out with six kills and five blocks. Oregon will hope to continue success against Arizona with a rematch on Sunday morning. Another victory for the Ducks would give Matt Ulmer's…

Hosts: Patrick McMahon, Ryan Milano, Dylan Reubenking

6:00 Oregon Volleyball

• What stood out in a road sweep of USC
• What does Oregon have to do against Arizona this weekend to sneak into the coaches poll?
• Ceiling for this team

6:15 Oregon MBB

• Thoughts on spilt against Washington and Washington State
• Who has struggled, and who has stepped up?
• Tournament chances for this team

6:30 Oregon WBB

• Why can't this team seem to beat the Pac-12's best?
• Predicting Oregon's record for the remaining regular season games

6:40 Super Bowl

• Which side of the ball played better: Tampa's offense or defense?

6:50 NBA

• Biggest surprise team so far
• Who will go deeper in the playoffs: Jazz or Suns?

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Knight Jarecki, Khalil Hines

6:00 GUEST: Oregon Volleyball Head Coach Matt Ulmer

Hosts: Adam Susman, Bill Braker, Jonah Rosenburg

by Knight Jarecki

The 11th ranked Oregon Ducks Women's basketball team fell to the Arizona Wildcats by a final score of 79-59 Monday night. The nationally televised game left the Ducks with only their 4th home loss since the 2016-2017 season.

The first half of the game was a back and forth battle. Arizona got out to a fast start going up 8-0 before Kelly Graves called timeout to slow down the run. Oregon was able to get on the board after the timeout which made the score 12-7 in favor of the Wildcats with just over 5 minutes to play in the 1st quarter. The Ducks ended the first quarter on a 8-0 run capped off by a layup at the buzzer by Lydia Giomi making the score 21-19 Arizona.

The momentum stayed with the Ducks in the early second quarter as they were able to tie it on a Te-Hina Paopao layup. Both teams traded 3's before Oregon went 4 minutes without a basket resulting in the Wildcats taking the lead by 2 points. Oregon finished the first half…

by Knight Jarecki

The 11th ranked Oregon Ducks Women's basketball team fell to the Arizona Wildcats by a final score of 79-59 Monday night. The nationally televised game left the Ducks with only their 4th home loss since the 2016-2017 season.

The first half of the game was a back and forth battle. Arizona got out to a fast start going up 8-0 before Kelly Graves called timeout to slow down the run. Oregon was able to get on the board after the timeout which made the score 12-7 in favor of the Wildcats with just over 5 minutes to play in the 1st quarter. The Ducks ended the first quarter on a 8-0 run capped off by a layup at the buzzer by Lydia Giomi making the score 21-19 Arizona.

The momentum stayed with the Ducks in the early second quarter as they were able to tie it on a Te-Hina Paopao layup. Both teams traded 3's before Oregon went 4 minutes without a basket resulting in the Wildcats taking the lead by 2 points. Oregon finished the first half…

Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Ryan Milano, Kent Williams

6:00 Oregon Women's Basketball Grinds Out UC Davis

• Ducks need huge fourth Q to beat UC Davis
• Where was the depth?

6:15 Oregon Men's Basketball Splits with WSU and Washington at MKA

• Ducks on the bubble after a loss vs. WSU
• Oregon entering a defining stretch of its season
• Will Richardson back, Chris Duarte banged up

GUEST: 6:30 Carly Ebisuya and Chris Brouilette Discuss UO Athlete Activism

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By: Xaiver Aguiar

The Oregon Ducks played their first game under new head coach Graeme Abel, and it's one the team will never forget. The Ducks outlasted the Gonzaga Bulldogs with the final score of 1-0. The game was fast and physical, but the Ducks used their in-game improvements to get the result.

The extended absence away from the pitch meant the Ducks understandably started sluggishly. Gonzaga came out flying, but Oregon did an impressive job of stopping the early onslaught. Redshirt Junior Hannah Taylor got the start at center back and was impressive early before a lower-body injury ended her day early. The Ducks didn't let this unfortunate situation stop them as the first half got further underway, the team started gaining momentum. The usual suspects of Jordan Wormdahl and Zoe Hasaneur were able to have some impressive runs, but the Gonzaga backline limited their opportunities. The first half also marked the Oregon debut of Lexi Romero, a transfer from…

By: Xaiver Aguiar

The Oregon Ducks played their first game under new head coach Graeme Abel, and it's one the team will never forget. The Ducks outlasted the Gonzaga Bulldogs with the final score of 1-0. The game was fast and physical, but the Ducks used their in-game improvements to get the result.

The extended absence away from the pitch meant the Ducks understandably started sluggishly. Gonzaga came out flying, but Oregon did an impressive job of stopping the early onslaught. Redshirt Junior Hannah Taylor got the start at center back and was impressive early before a lower-body injury ended her day early. The Ducks didn't let this unfortunate situation stop them as the first half got further underway, the team started gaining momentum. The usual suspects of Jordan Wormdahl and Zoe Hasaneur were able to have some impressive runs, but the Gonzaga backline limited their opportunities. The first half also marked the Oregon debut of Lexi Romero, a transfer from…