Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Alex Roth and Levi Profitt

6:00 Oregon Women's Basketball Headed to Los Angeles

• With March on the horizon, Oregon seems to be peaking
• Previewing UCLA and USC
• Can Oregon get better?

6:15 GUEST: Matt Tyra (Former Voice of Oregon Softball)

The Mark Wasikowski era will begin this Friday as Oregon Baseball will collide with Minnesota in the 2020 Angels College Classic. The three-game tournament in Tempe, AZ, which also features games against San Diego and Pepperdine, will lead to a mid-week game against Grand Canyon University. Wasikowski, who was an assistant at Oregon from 2011-2016, and just produced a three-year record of 87-82 as Head Coach at Purdue, comes back to Eugene looking to lead the Ducks to their first postseason since 2015. Listen here as Coach Wasikowski previews the opening weekend.

Head Coach Mark Wasikowski

-Jordan Brenner

The Mark Wasikowski era will begin this Friday as Oregon Baseball will collide with Minnesota in the 2020 Angels College Classic. The three-game tournament in Tempe, AZ, which also features games against San Diego and Pepperdine, will lead to a mid-week game against Grand Canyon University. Wasikowski, who was an assistant at Oregon from 2011-2016, and just produced a three-year record of 87-82 as Head Coach at Purdue, comes back to Eugene looking to lead the Ducks to their first postseason since 2015. Listen here as Coach Wasikowski previews the opening weekend.

Head Coach Mark Wasikowski

-Jordan Brenner

#21 Oregon Softball (5-0) will travel east for the Houston Tournament this weekend for four alternating games against Houston(4-1) and Dayton (2-3). The Ducks rolled through the Puerto Vallarta College Challenge last weekend, outscoring opponents 34-2 while hitting .336 as a team. In addition, Brooke Yanez, a transfer left-handed pitcher from UC Davis, struck out 25 hitters in 14 innings of one-run ball and was named the NFCA National Pitcher of the Week. Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi, Catcher Terra McGowan and Brooke Yanez spoke to the media on Tuesday afternoon, and you can listen to those interviews below.

Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi

#21 Oregon Softball (5-0) will travel east for the Houston Tournament this weekend for four alternating games against Houston(4-1) and Dayton (2-3). The Ducks rolled through the Puerto Vallarta College Challenge last weekend, outscoring opponents 34-2 while hitting .336 as a team. In addition, Brooke Yanez, a transfer left-handed pitcher from UC Davis, struck out 25 hitters in 14 innings of one-run ball and was named the NFCA National Pitcher of the Week. Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi, Catcher Terra McGowan and Brooke Yanez spoke to the media on Tuesday afternoon, and you can listen to those interviews below.

Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi

Hosts: Adam Susman, Jonah Rosenburg, Sam Greenville

6:00 Oregon Women's Basketball Cruise Past Ranked Arizona Schools

• More impressed with the Ducks defense or offense?
• Well rounded scoring in both contests
• Should UCLA on the road frighten Oregon at all?
• Taking a look at the national scene, Vegas picking the Ducks

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

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Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Ryan Milano, Sam Tidrick-Schmidt

Written Story: Scott Wardwell

The Ducks took revenge 79-48 on the Sun Devils Sunday afternoon, who were responsible for one of their only two losses on the season. In a chippy game which totaled three technical fouls, the Ducks were able to pull away in the second half, putting up 55 points by getting hot from deep. Ionescu led all scorers with 19 points. Shelley and Boley also had good games, tallying 14 a piece.

The story of the game was the Ducks ability to turn around their slow pace in the first half and shoot well in the second. They finished 13-25 (52%) from long range, and 27-55 (49%) from the field.

The Sun Devils did not have the same success from deep. They shot just 4-13 (30%) from beyond the stripe. They also had trouble holding onto the ball as the Ducks forced them into 18 turnovers. The inability to hit open shots and keep control of the basketball limited their offense all afternoon as they were trailing big all…

Written Story: Scott Wardwell

The Ducks took revenge 79-48 on the Sun Devils Sunday afternoon, who were responsible for one of their only two losses on the season. In a chippy game which totaled three technical fouls, the Ducks were able to pull away in the second half, putting up 55 points by getting hot from deep. Ionescu led all scorers with 19 points. Shelley and Boley also had good games, tallying 14 a piece.

The story of the game was the Ducks ability to turn around their slow pace in the first half and shoot well in the second. They finished 13-25 (52%) from long range, and 27-55 (49%) from the field.

The Sun Devils did not have the same success from deep. They shot just 4-13 (30%) from beyond the stripe. They also had trouble holding onto the ball as the Ducks forced them into 18 turnovers. The inability to hit open shots and keep control of the basketball limited their offense all afternoon as they were trailing big all…

Written By: Sam Greenvillle Audio Story By: Cole Rothman

It was business as usual for #3 ranked Oregon Ducks as the #12 University of Arizona Wildcats came to Matthew Knight on a Friday evening, in what started as a sloppy tightly contested game, that finished in a Ducks blowout. Matthew Knight once again showed out as the arena was packed for this game that showcased two of the top teams not only in the Pac-12, but the entire country. However the Ducks have been on a warpath recently as winners of eight straight, now nine, in a contest that once again emphasized how good this Oregon team can be even against top talented teams in the nation. The Wildcats themselves had been playing very well, not losing a game in over a month to, you guessed it, Oregon last month in Tucson. Cate Reese was the leading scorer for Arizona with 17 points. On the other side, Sabrina poured in another triple double (15-10-11) for the unprecedented…