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In a Wednesday night game at Matthew Night Arena on November 13 the Oregon Ducks took on the Utah State Aggies, and beat them 109-52. The Ducks got out to an early start leading the Aggies 25-10 at the end of the first quarter. The ducks did not let up staying on Utah States throat all game. The Ducks shot an amazing 17-32 from the three point line. Taylor Chavez lead the charge with 25 total points on 9-13 shooting. Freshman Jaz Shelley also had a breakout game with 15 points. This game also marked some big milestones for Ruthy Hebard and Sabrina Ionescu. Ionescu scored her 2,000 point, and Hebard got her 1,000 rebound.

The Ducks next game is Saturday November 16 at 2:00 against Texas Southern at Matthew Night Arena.

Game Story - Kent Williams

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In a Wednesday night game at Matthew Night Arena on November 13 the Oregon Ducks took on the Utah State Aggies, and beat them 109-52. The Ducks got out to an early start leading the Aggies 25-10 at the end of the first quarter. The ducks did not let up staying on Utah States throat all game. The Ducks shot an amazing 17-32 from the three point line. Taylor Chavez lead the charge with 25 total points on 9-13 shooting. Freshman Jaz Shelley also had a breakout game with 15 points. This game also marked some big milestones for Ruthy Hebard and Sabrina Ionescu. Ionescu scored her 2,000 point, and Hebard got her 1,000 rebound.

The Ducks next game is Saturday November 16 at 2:00 against Texas Southern at Matthew Night Arena.

Game Story - Kent Williams

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Oregon football (8-1, 5-0) will return from a bye week this Saturday at Autzen Stadium against Arizona (4-5, 2-4), a team that has struggled mightily away from Tuscon. Oregon has previously struggled against Arizona's duo of quarterback Khalil Tate and tailback J.J Taylor, who lit the Ducks up for 44 points in last season's win over the Ducks. Despite Arizona's 1-3 record away from home this year, Oregon is preparing as though they will be facing the team that torched them a season ago. Head Coach Mario Cristobal, Defensive Coordinator Andy Avalos and select players addressed these topics in Wednesday's media availability.

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

Oregon football (8-1, 5-0) will return from a bye week this Saturday at Autzen Stadium against Arizona (4-5, 2-4), a team that has struggled mightily away from Tuscon. Oregon has previously struggled against Arizona's duo of quarterback Khalil Tate and tailback J.J Taylor, who lit the Ducks up for 44 points in last season's win over the Ducks. Despite Arizona's 1-3 record away from home this year, Oregon is preparing as though they will be facing the team that torched them a season ago. Head Coach Mario Cristobal, Defensive Coordinator Andy Avalos and select players addressed these topics in Wednesday's media availability.

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

No. 6 Oregon (8-1, 6-0 Pac-12) enters game week with Arizona (4-5, 2-3 Pac-12) on deck for this Saturday inside Autzen Stadium. Fresh off the bye week, the Ducks come to their next challenge after the offense dropped 56 points on the road at USC in its last outing. As Justin Herbert continues his impressive senior campaign with 24 touchdowns and just two interceptions, Juwan Johnson and the receiving core are hitting their stride. But on the minds of all the Ducks is avenging last year's 44-15 beat down the Wildcats laid on them in Tuscon. Listen below as the Oregon offense previews this week's matchup.

Offensive Coordinator Marcus Arroyo

No. 6 Oregon (8-1, 6-0 Pac-12) enters game week with Arizona (4-5, 2-3 Pac-12) on deck for this Saturday inside Autzen Stadium. Fresh off the bye week, the Ducks come to their next challenge after the offense dropped 56 points on the road at USC in its last outing. As Justin Herbert continues his impressive senior campaign with 24 touchdowns and just two interceptions, Juwan Johnson and the receiving core are hitting their stride. But on the minds of all the Ducks is avenging last year's 44-15 beat down the Wildcats laid on them in Tuscon. Listen below as the Oregon offense previews this week's matchup.

Offensive Coordinator Marcus Arroyo

On a nationally televised broadcast Tuesday evening from the Moda Center for the PK Invitational, the 14th ranked Oregon Ducks were able to defeat the 13th ranked Memphis Tigers, 82-74. Facing a Tigers team that started with 5 freshmen, the Ducks experienced lineup gave them an edge, as the team was led by senior Shakur Juiston, who put together his first double-double with the team with 17 points and 10 rebounds, leading the team in both categories. He also contributed three assists and two steals, building off his solid performance in the Boise State game.

Memphis put together the top recruiting class in the nation, including the top recruit in center James Wiseman. The Ducks managed to limit WIseman by forcing two early fouls in the first half, which limited his minutes and kept him off the court mostly until crunch time in the second half. Oregon also made sure to limit his touches and didn't allow any easy buckets for him. Oregon did struggle with turnovers, giving…