Oregon (9-1, 7-0) was slotted at sixth in the College Football Playoff poll this week despite their undefeated conference record. The Ducks will have a chance to improve their resume with a road win this Saturday against an Arizona State team that has been struggling recently. Head Coach Mario Cristobal, Defensive Coordinator Andy Avalos, and select players talked with the media about the matchup on Wednesday.

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

Defensive Coordinator Andy Avalos

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After an impressive start to the season, the #1 Oregon Ducks are gearing up for a road test against the #17 Syracuse Orange. Following Syracuse, Oregon will stay away from home to take on a trio of teams in the Paradise Jam, including the #8 Louisville Cardinal. Members of Oregon's team met with the media on Monday to reflect on the early season and preview the upcoming road trip.

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Head Coach Kelly Graves

Sophomore Guard Taylor Chavez

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After an impressive start to the season, the #1 Oregon Ducks are gearing up for a road test against the #17 Syracuse Orange. Following Syracuse, Oregon will stay away from home to take on a trio of teams in the Paradise Jam, including the #8 Louisville Cardinal. Members of Oregon's team met with the media on Monday to reflect on the early season and preview the upcoming road trip.

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Head Coach Kelly Graves

Sophomore Guard Taylor Chavez

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6:00 Oregon Football Handles Arizona 34-6 Saturday Night

• Ducks officially punch their ticket for the PAC-12 Championship
• Fast start for the Ducks offense fizzles out in the second half
• Defense back to their best?
• National CFP picture looking better by the week for the Ducks

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

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Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Ryan Milano and Mark Wang

6:00 Oregon Football Knocks of Wildcats 34-6

• Did Oregon decorate the win enough?
• QB carousel a failure for Arizona; Ducks defense has another impressive performance
  
• Herbert to Juwan Johnson deposit "fluke" talk with another great day
• Updating the CFP landscape

6:20 GUEST: Jonathan Rifkind (Bleav Podcast Network)

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No. 6 Oregon football (9-1, 7-0) is into the final stretch of the 2019 regular season, with a matchup at Arizona State (5-5, 2-5) on deck for this Saturday. The road test will be the Ducks' final one of the season. Oregon, which defeated Arizona 34-6 last Saturday in Autzen Stadium, has already clinched the Pac-12 North and a spot in the conference championship game on Dec. 6 in Santa, Clara, Calif. But with the Sun Devils still vying for a bowl berth, and the College Football Playoff, which the Ducks are just outside of the top four teams, well-within reach, Oregon will need to be sharp again this weekend. As the team prepares for ASU, head coach Mario Cristobal spoke with the media on Monday. Listen below to the full interview:

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

No. 6 Oregon football (9-1, 7-0) is into the final stretch of the 2019 regular season, with a matchup at Arizona State (5-5, 2-5) on deck for this Saturday. The road test will be the Ducks' final one of the season. Oregon, which defeated Arizona 34-6 last Saturday in Autzen Stadium, has already clinched the Pac-12 North and a spot in the conference championship game on Dec. 6 in Santa, Clara, Calif. But with the Sun Devils still vying for a bowl berth, and the College Football Playoff, which the Ducks are just outside of the top four teams, well-within reach, Oregon will need to be sharp again this weekend. As the team prepares for ASU, head coach Mario Cristobal spoke with the media on Monday. Listen below to the full interview:

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

After losing to three Texas schools last year (Houston, Baylor, Texas Southern) Oregon got a monkey off their back by defeating UT Arlington in Matt Knight Arena on Sunday, November 17th. Payton Pritchard lit up the box score with 24 points (10 for 16), 3 assists, and 8 rebounds. Freshman C.J. Walker played 21 minutes tonight, and although he failed to score any points, he grabbed 8 rebounds and played well on defense. While the Ducks only mustered 67 points, their defense suffocated a Mavericks team that could not shoot the ball. The Mavericks only shot 27% in the first half, and then 19% in the second half. UT Arlington also launched 30 three-pointers tonight. They only made 6 of those 30. Oregon hopes to avenge last season's loss when they host Houston next week.

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After losing to three Texas schools last year (Houston, Baylor, Texas Southern) Oregon got a monkey off their back by defeating UT Arlington in Matt Knight Arena on Sunday, November 17th. Payton Pritchard lit up the box score with 24 points (10 for 16), 3 assists, and 8 rebounds. Freshman C.J. Walker played 21 minutes tonight, and although he failed to score any points, he grabbed 8 rebounds and played well on defense. While the Ducks only mustered 67 points, their defense suffocated a Mavericks team that could not shoot the ball. The Mavericks only shot 27% in the first half, and then 19% in the second half. UT Arlington also launched 30 three-pointers tonight. They only made 6 of those 30. Oregon hopes to avenge last season's loss when they host Houston next week.

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