Oregon's Thursday night game against the Oregon State Beavers went the same as the past two matches, a 1-0 loss. Oregon made the hour trip up north to Paul Lorenz Field but didn't have a goal to show for it, making it five games in a row without a goal in the state of Oregon. It was senior night for OSU and senior Paula Leblic won it for the Beavers with a beauty of a free kick in the 87th minute from just outside the box. Oregon finishes the season with a record of 5-9-5 while OSU will have their fate decided by the selection committee after an impressive 11-6-2 season under first-year head coach Matt Kagan. The Duck players will have time off but for Manny Martins and Kat Mertz, the focus shifts to recruiting and making progress before the spring season.

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After Oregon (8-1, 6-0) debuted at No. 7 in the first reveal of the College Football Playoff committee's weekly rankings on Tuesday night, head coach Mario Cristobal said Wednesday that he's confident that everything will figure itself out. This week, the Ducks get to sit at home and watch as the rest of the college football world figures it out while resting up some of its bumps and bruises ahead of next Saturday's home game against Arizona. On Wednesday, Cristobal spoke in the team's lone media availability for the bye week and gave his thoughts on the Ducks' ranking, updates on injuries and more. Listen below to Wednesday's full press conference:

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

After Oregon (8-1, 6-0) debuted at No. 7 in the first reveal of the College Football Playoff committee's weekly rankings on Tuesday night, head coach Mario Cristobal said Wednesday that he's confident that everything will figure itself out. This week, the Ducks get to sit at home and watch as the rest of the college football world figures it out while resting up some of its bumps and bruises ahead of next Saturday's home game against Arizona. On Wednesday, Cristobal spoke in the team's lone media availability for the bye week and gave his thoughts on the Ducks' ranking, updates on injuries and more. Listen below to Wednesday's full press conference:

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

For the first time in program history, the Oregon Women's Basketball team starts the season #1 in the nation. Behind returners such as SR Guard Sabrina Ionescu, SR Forward Ruthy Hebard, and JR Satou Sabally, the Ducks boast a hyper-talented roster that has sky-high expectations. Ahead of a highly anticipated exhibition game on Saturday vs. Team USA, members of the Oregon squad addressed the media on Wednesday.

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Head Coach Kelly Graves

Guard Sabrina Ionescu

For the first time in program history, the Oregon Women's Basketball team starts the season #1 in the nation. Behind returners such as SR Guard Sabrina Ionescu, SR Forward Ruthy Hebard, and JR Satou Sabally, the Ducks boast a hyper-talented roster that has sky-high expectations. Ahead of a highly anticipated exhibition game on Saturday vs. Team USA, members of the Oregon squad addressed the media on Wednesday.

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Head Coach Kelly Graves

Guard Sabrina Ionescu

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It was a chilly November evening for the season opener at Matthew Knight Arena, the 15th ranked Oregon Ducks faced an experienced Fresno State Bulldogs team coming off their fourth straight season with 23 plus wins. That streak would not include the Ducks as men in white and green won by a score of 71-57, which could have been stretched further if not for a late push and some impressive shooting from behind the arc by the Bulldogs. Senior guard Payton Pritchard played his last home opener for the Oregon Ducks and performed exactly like the seasoned veteran Duck fans have come to expect. Pritchard showed great command of the offense, pushing the ball down the court, as well as showcasing a deadly mid-range jumper that found the bottom of the night more than half a dozen times. Pritchard would lead both teams in points scoring with 24, while adding 7 assists and 7 rebounds to his impressive night. With highly touted recruit N’Faly…

By Cole Rothman & Sam Greenville

It was a chilly November evening for the season opener at Matthew Knight Arena, the 15th ranked Oregon Ducks faced an experienced Fresno State Bulldogs team coming off their fourth straight season with 23 plus wins. That streak would not include the Ducks as men in white and green won by a score of 71-57, which could have been stretched further if not for a late push and some impressive shooting from behind the arc by the Bulldogs. Senior guard Payton Pritchard played his last home opener for the Oregon Ducks and performed exactly like the seasoned veteran Duck fans have come to expect. Pritchard showed great command of the offense, pushing the ball down the court, as well as showcasing a deadly mid-range jumper that found the bottom of the night more than half a dozen times. Pritchard would lead both teams in points scoring with 24, while adding 7 assists and 7 rebounds to his impressive night. With highly touted recruit N’Faly…

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