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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…

Hosts: Jonah Rosenberg, Cole Rothman, Matt Lichens 

6:02 Oregon Women’s Basketball Victorious in Opener

• Recapping Monday’s Game vs. Northeastern
• Newcomers see minutes while veterans shine
• Way too early reactions to first 2 showings
• Two more games before long road trip

6:20 Oregon Men’s Basketball takes on Memphis at the PK80

• Recapping game vs Boise St.
• Early season expectations
• Previewing matchup with #13 Memphis
• Live from Portland with Adam Susman at PK80

6:40 Oregon Football Preparing to Host Arizona …

Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Ryan Milano and Mark Wang

6:02 Oregon Women's Basketball Becomes Second College Team to Ever Beat Team USA

• Oregon shocks the basketball world in front of sold out MKA
• Recapping WBB vs. Northeastern
• Sabrina Ionescu adds to her Oregon legacy; Sabally and Hebard complete the big-3
• Statistic predictions for the upcoming season

6:15 Oregon WBB recap with Justin Grossweiner

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Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Ryan Milano and Mark Wang

6:02 Oregon Women's Basketball Becomes Second College Team to Ever Beat Team USA

• Oregon shocks the basketball world in front of sold out MKA
• Recapping WBB vs. Northeastern
• Sabrina Ionescu adds to her Oregon legacy; Sabally and Hebard complete the big-3
• Statistic predictions for the upcoming season

6:15 Oregon WBB recap with Justin Grossweiner

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Sitting at #6 in the country and winners of eight straight games, Oregon Football's momentum was halted with a bye week. Oregon is coming off big wins against three straight Pac-12 foes, and now shifts focus towards the Arizona Wildcats this weekend. Oregon Football Head Coach Mario Cristobal addressed the media on Monday, discussing the season to this point and previewing the Arizona game ahead on Saturday.

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Oregon Football Head Coach Mario Cristobal

Sitting at #6 in the country and winners of eight straight games, Oregon Football's momentum was halted with a bye week. Oregon is coming off big wins against three straight Pac-12 foes, and now shifts focus towards the Arizona Wildcats this weekend. Oregon Football Head Coach Mario Cristobal addressed the media on Monday, discussing the season to this point and previewing the Arizona game ahead on Saturday.

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Oregon Football Head Coach Mario Cristobal

It was an emotional Sunday evening in Matthew Knight Arena as the Oregon Ducks fell to the #24 Washington State Cougars. It was an emotional game for the Ducks as this loss mathematically eliminates them from postseason contention and spoiled their tournament hopes. It was a game of runs for both sides as both teams scored points in bunches with seemingly little the opponent could do to stop them. Ultimately it was the stellar serving of Washington State which led them to victory over a Ducks squad that struggled early, but looked to be fighting back in the match. The Ducks dropped the first two sets after a back and fourth first set went the way of Washington State and a dominant second set by the Cougars. However, the third set was all Oregon as they jumped out to an early lead and kept it going as they would bounce back from a poor second set and win 25-16. The match got very dramatic at the end of the fourth set as Washington State went on a huge run late to put the Cougars up…

It was an emotional Sunday evening in Matthew Knight Arena as the Oregon Ducks fell to the #24 Washington State Cougars. It was an emotional game for the Ducks as this loss mathematically eliminates them from postseason contention and spoiled their tournament hopes. It was a game of runs for both sides as both teams scored points in bunches with seemingly little the opponent could do to stop them. Ultimately it was the stellar serving of Washington State which led them to victory over a Ducks squad that struggled early, but looked to be fighting back in the match. The Ducks dropped the first two sets after a back and fourth first set went the way of Washington State and a dominant second set by the Cougars. However, the third set was all Oregon as they jumped out to an early lead and kept it going as they would bounce back from a poor second set and win 25-16. The match got very dramatic at the end of the fourth set as Washington State went on a huge run late to put the Cougars up…

By Cole Rothman

Tonight the Oregon Ducks faced off against the 1-0 Boise State Broncos. The Ducks pulled out the win in dominant fashion, much to the delight of a somewhat lackluster Saturday night crowd in Matthew Knight Arena. Matthew Knight Arena was packed to the walls for a basketball game, but it was the women in white and green who drew the large crowd as they upset Team USA 93 to 86. Handing the women in red, white and blue their first loss to a college team since 1999. Once the crowd thinned out and the men’s game began, it was clear that the Boise State Broncos were outgunned by the talented Ducks. Boise State brought experience to the table, returning their top 4 scorers from a season ago, but that was about all the Broncos brought to the table. Sparked by the hot shooting hand of Anthony Mathis and the seasoned command of Payton Pritchard, the Ducks cruised out to a 48-30 lead at the half.

The start of the second half…

By Cole Rothman

Tonight the Oregon Ducks faced off against the 1-0 Boise State Broncos. The Ducks pulled out the win in dominant fashion, much to the delight of a somewhat lackluster Saturday night crowd in Matthew Knight Arena. Matthew Knight Arena was packed to the walls for a basketball game, but it was the women in white and green who drew the large crowd as they upset Team USA 93 to 86. Handing the women in red, white and blue their first loss to a college team since 1999. Once the crowd thinned out and the men’s game began, it was clear that the Boise State Broncos were outgunned by the talented Ducks. Boise State brought experience to the table, returning their top 4 scorers from a season ago, but that was about all the Broncos brought to the table. Sparked by the hot shooting hand of Anthony Mathis and the seasoned command of Payton Pritchard, the Ducks cruised out to a 48-30 lead at the half.

The start of the second half…