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Oregon remains tied atop the Pac-12 standings, but a rough weekend visiting the Arizona schools could see them tumble all the way to sixth place. Oregon has just five regular season games left, and only two games left to try and improve on road woes. Oregon is the only team left standing in the Pac-12 with a perfect conference record at home (6-0) yet they have been falling short on the road with a 3-4 conference record. Head Coach Dana Altman points out that home teams have won 70% of games in the Pac-12 this season, but only a fraction of the Eugene fans will follow Oregon throughout the tournament, and the Ducks need to play more consistent away from home to make noise in the postseason.

Senior Guard Anthony Mathis

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Cole Rothman, Levi Profitt

Oregon softball (9-0, 0-0) will take its 9-0 record down south to Cathedral City, California for five matchups in the span of three days. Just one of five remaining unbeaten, the Ducks will put their 9-0 record on the line against the likes of #25 Northwestern, as well as Mississippi State and Notre Dame, two programs currently receiving votes in the NFCA top-25 poll. Listen below as Coach Melyssa Lombardi, Rachel Cid and Samaria Diaz previewed the weekend in California.

Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi

Oregon softball (9-0, 0-0) will take its 9-0 record down south to Cathedral City, California for five matchups in the span of three days. Just one of five remaining unbeaten, the Ducks will put their 9-0 record on the line against the likes of #25 Northwestern, as well as Mississippi State and Notre Dame, two programs currently receiving votes in the NFCA top-25 poll. Listen below as Coach Melyssa Lombardi, Rachel Cid and Samaria Diaz previewed the weekend in California.

Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi

Hosts: Sam Greenville, Jonah Rosenburg, and Ian Johnson

• Impressive wins at LA schools
• Final road tests in Bay Area this weekend
• Biggest threat to Ducks title hopes: Baylor, South Carolina, Stanford?

6:20 Guest: Joey McMurry (Duck Insider/ Voice of Oregon Basketball)

Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Scott Wardwell and Ryan Milano

6:00 Oregon Women's Basketball Sweeps Los Angeles Schools

• Minyon Moore heckled at former school; Graves sounds off
• The Ducks end UCLA's perfect season at Pauley Pavillion
• Baylor, South Carolina and Oregon: Who is the favorite for the Natty

6:15 GUEST: Andrew Haubner (KEZI Sports Director)

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Story By: Cole Rothman

Tonight, the number 17 Oregon Ducks took on the Utah Utes in what proved to be a lightly contested game. The Ducks fought their way to an 18 point, 80-62 victory over the Utes, who struggled to stop or slow the Ducks all night. The Utes managed to hang around for most of the night thanks to timely shooting and tough defense, but the Ducks were just too talented. 

Oregon was eventually able to put the Utes away with around 4 minutes to play, but the Utes did well to keep Oregon’s lead under 20 points for the entirety of the game. The Utes got double digit contributions from Branden Carlson, Timmy Allen and freshman point-guard Rylan Jones, who led Utah with 18 points.  

Despite the Utes impassioned effort on both ends of the floor, the Ducks seemed to have an answer for every punch Utah threw. Payton Pritchard led all scorers with 25 pts, Will Richardson contributed 18 pts, 6 rbs and 6 assists and…

Story By: Cole Rothman

Tonight, the number 17 Oregon Ducks took on the Utah Utes in what proved to be a lightly contested game. The Ducks fought their way to an 18 point, 80-62 victory over the Utes, who struggled to stop or slow the Ducks all night. The Utes managed to hang around for most of the night thanks to timely shooting and tough defense, but the Ducks were just too talented. 

Oregon was eventually able to put the Utes away with around 4 minutes to play, but the Utes did well to keep Oregon’s lead under 20 points for the entirety of the game. The Utes got double digit contributions from Branden Carlson, Timmy Allen and freshman point-guard Rylan Jones, who led Utah with 18 points.  

Despite the Utes impassioned effort on both ends of the floor, the Ducks seemed to have an answer for every punch Utah threw. Payton Pritchard led all scorers with 25 pts, Will Richardson contributed 18 pts, 6 rbs and 6 assists and…

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Justin Grossweiner, Scott Wardwell

6:00 Oregon MBB sits atop the Pac-12 Standings

• Oregon gives up a 20-0 run in the first half
• Will Richardson plays hero in the 2nd half
• Ducks host Utes on Sunday

6:20 Oregon WBB live it up in LA

• Top 10 matchup vs UCLA
• USC you on Sunday
• Is Oregon the best team in the country?

6:40 Live hit from Multnomah with Jordan Brenner

6:45 NCU looking for payback vs Multnomah

• Last time these two teams faced off Justin Martin scored 74 points
• NCU fresh off the upset of #12 Oregon Tech

6:55 Oregon Softball in Houston

• Pitching staff shines in opening tournament
• Oregon outscores opponents 34-2 in Mexico
• Can Oregon reach the Pinnacle of the Pac-12?
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Text Story by Jonah Rosenberg

After a tough 74-65 loss in Boulder just over a month ago, the Oregon Ducks were hungry to exact revenge on the Colorado Buffaloes. When the Buffs came to town on Thursday night, Oregon was prepared to tie the season series up. Although it wasn’t a perfect game for the Ducks, Oregon did just enough to escape with a 68-60 victory.

The first half was ugly for the Ducks finding themselves in a 9 point hole at the break. The Ducks jumped out to a 16-10 lead early in the game due to good shooting from the backcourt, but it was to no avail as the Buffaloes proceeded to go on a 20-0 run fueled by long range shooting over the course of 7.5 minutes.  With 3:30 to go in the first half, the Ducks finally got on the board off the back of a Chris Duarte three point play. Oregon finished the half on a 10-5 run through the final 3:30 of the period to cut the Buffaloes lead to 35-26.

To start the second half…