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Hosts: Jonah Rosenberg, Justin Grossweiner , Thomas Codiga

6:00 Oregon Women’s Basketball prepares to play the #1 team in the country 

• Fresh off a loss, how does Kelly Graves motivate his young team?
• Looking at the Stanford roster, who is the most dangerous Cardinal?
• How do the Ducks shut down the star studded Stanford lineup?
• Who must have a big game for Oregon if they want to win?
• Final predictions and expectations for Friday’s contest

6:20 Men's Basketball looks to remain unbeaten in PAC-12 play

• Ducks hit the road after defeating Stanford and Cal at home…

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Ryan Milano, Levi Profitt

Hosts: Adam Susman, Bill Braker, Xavier Aguiar

6:00 Oregon Football Stomped by Iowa State in the Fiesta Bowl

• What was the most embarrassing part for Oregon?
• QB carousal closer to spring game than bowl game
• Most pressing issues for Oregon going forward

6:30 Oregon Women's Basketball Home Streak Snapped

• Ducks struggle with Onyenwere
• Nearly pull it back but too little too late
• How do you see this team evolving?

6: 45 Oregon Men's Basketball Comfortably Handle Stanford & Cal

• Second half three point party vs…

Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Justin Grossweiner and Jonah Rosenberg

By: Jonah Rosenberg

Coming into Matthew Knight Arena on Sunday, the Oregon ducks were undefeated. After taking care of business Friday night against USC, the Ducks saw their 27 game home unbeaten streak slip away Sunday against UCLA as the Bruins(6-2) escaped with a 73-71 victory over the Ducks(8-1). Oregon found themselves trailing at the end of each quarter, but played competitively throughout the entire game. After three consecutive turnovers in the final 25 seconds of the game, Oregon had the ball with 7 seconds left on the clock down 2. A Te-Hina Paopao drive down the middle resulted in a jump ball which all but sealed the UCLA win. 

The UCLA Bruins were led entirely by their two headed attack of Charisma Osborne and Michaela Onyenwere who scored 22 and 33 points respectively. Lauryn Miller was the only bruin to score more than once as she added 5 points of her own. In a career day, Onyenwere was everywhere on the court for the Bruins this…

Story and Audio: Xaiver Aguiar

The Oregon Ducks defeat the Stanford Cardinal 73-58, stretching their home win streak to 28 games. Chris Duarte powered the Ducks offense, with 23 points, 14 of which came in the second half. Eugene Omuruyi (15 points, 5-11 FG) and LJ Figeroa (13 pts, 12 rebs) also were large contributors to the Ducks victory. Stanford’s lone bright spot was Bryce Wills who accumulated 12 points and 6 assists. 

Oregon began the game 0-6 from 3 point land and struggled to generate effective offense. Stanford drove hard to the paint, using their clear size advantage to gain the lead for a large majority of the first half. Even after shooting in the low 30s for nearly the entire first half, the Ducks only found themselves down 2 at the break. That was in large part to the Cardinals turnover woes, as they amassed 12 in the first 20 minutes.

The game was tied at 36 with about 16 minutes left, and it appeared this would be…

Written and Audio Story: Ryan Milano

The Iowa State Cyclones got the best of the Oregon Ducks in the Fiesta Bowl, defeating them 34-17. It was a sloppy game for Oregon from start to finish. The Ducks started the game with Tyler Shough under center but used backup Quarterback Anthony Brown as a short-yardage QB for the first two drives. Brown scored the Ducks first touchdown of the game as the backup and earned himself a full drive later in the half, taking his team 98 yards to score and tie the game up at 14. That was the last time Oregon would have an opportunity to tie the game.

The turnover party would ensue and wouldn't let up for the rest of the game. It started with a Travis Dye fumble in the 2nd quarter, which gave Iowa State the ball inside the Oregon red zone. That was followed by an Iowa State pooch kickoff that was not fielded cleanly by the Ducks and recovered by ISU. Despite the two first-half blunders, Oregon reached halftime…

Written and Audio Story: Ryan Milano

The Iowa State Cyclones got the best of the Oregon Ducks in the Fiesta Bowl, defeating them 34-17. It was a sloppy game for Oregon from start to finish. The Ducks started the game with Tyler Shough under center but used backup Quarterback Anthony Brown as a short-yardage QB for the first two drives. Brown scored the Ducks first touchdown of the game as the backup and earned himself a full drive later in the half, taking his team 98 yards to score and tie the game up at 14. That was the last time Oregon would have an opportunity to tie the game.

The turnover party would ensue and wouldn't let up for the rest of the game. It started with a Travis Dye fumble in the 2nd quarter, which gave Iowa State the ball inside the Oregon red zone. That was followed by an Iowa State pooch kickoff that was not fielded cleanly by the Ducks and recovered by ISU. Despite the two first-half blunders, Oregon reached halftime…

Oregon Women's Basketball improved to 6-0 in Pac-12 play and 8-0 overall with a 92-69 victory over the USC Trojans. Oregon played this game without three players: Taylor Chavez, Sydney Parrish, and Sedona Prince. However, the Ducks didn't miss a beat, as six players posted scored in double digits en route to another Pac-12 victory. Taylor Mikesell (16 pts, 6-14 FG), Nyara Sabally (15 pts, 6 rebs), Te-Hina Paopao (14 pts, 6-14 FG), Jaz Shelley (13 pts), and Erin Boley (13 pts) were the main contributors for the Ducks. For USC, Endyia Rogers (20 pts) had a nice night on Friday.

Oregon started this game with stellar defense, allowing just 19 points in the first half and going to intermission ahead 42-19. USC shot just 30% from the field and committed 9 turnovers in the first two quarters. After a low-scoring first half, each team scored 50 points in the second half. For the game, USC shot 48% to Oregon's 51%, but the big difference was 16 turnovers to 9 in favor of Oregon.…

Oregon Women's Basketball improved to 6-0 in Pac-12 play and 8-0 overall with a 92-69 victory over the USC Trojans. Oregon played this game without three players: Taylor Chavez, Sydney Parrish, and Sedona Prince. However, the Ducks didn't miss a beat, as six players posted scored in double digits en route to another Pac-12 victory. Taylor Mikesell (16 pts, 6-14 FG), Nyara Sabally (15 pts, 6 rebs), Te-Hina Paopao (14 pts, 6-14 FG), Jaz Shelley (13 pts), and Erin Boley (13 pts) were the main contributors for the Ducks. For USC, Endyia Rogers (20 pts) had a nice night on Friday.

Oregon started this game with stellar defense, allowing just 19 points in the first half and going to intermission ahead 42-19. USC shot just 30% from the field and committed 9 turnovers in the first two quarters. After a low-scoring first half, each team scored 50 points in the second half. For the game, USC shot 48% to Oregon's 51%, but the big difference was 16 turnovers to 9 in favor of Oregon.…