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The Oregon men's and women's basketball teams took the floor against each other on Wednesday, October 30th in a scrimmage at Matthew Knight Arena.

The men took the floor first in the inter-squad exhibition. The Yellow team was led by sophomore guard Will Richardson (15 pts, 4 rbs, 3 asts), and saw a solid performance from forward Shakur Juiston (12 pts, 9 rbs). Despite the effort from the Yellow team they fell short to the Green team, led by floor general Payton Pritchard (21 pts, 4 rbs, 6 asts) and saw a good performance from forward Eric Williams Jr. (14 pts) who combined for 35 of the Green teams 53 points and helped lead them over the Yellow team.

The women took the floor following the men. The top ranked Ducks squad were without sophmore forward Satou Sabally, who missed tonight's match with an illness in this exhibition match, but the Ducks still had quality performances from collegiate superstar Sabrina Ionescu, who led the Yellow team, but could not come…

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While Head Coach Dana Altman was out recruiting, players currently on the Oregon squad got practice in at Matthew Knight Arena. After putting up some shots, returning Sophomore center Francis Okoro and Senior guard Payton Pritchard talked to the media regarding the upcoming season and preseason results.

Francis Okoro

Payton Pritchard

-Adam Susman

While Head Coach Dana Altman was out recruiting, players currently on the Oregon squad got practice in at Matthew Knight Arena. After putting up some shots, returning Sophomore center Francis Okoro and Senior guard Payton Pritchard talked to the media regarding the upcoming season and preseason results.

Francis Okoro

Payton Pritchard

-Adam Susman

On Saturday, Camden Lewis hit a walk-off field goal that propelled Oregon to their first win over Washington State since 2014. Oregon must quickly turn the page on that win, though, as they travel down to play the USC Trojans next Saturday. The Trojans have had an up and down season, but have yet to lose at the Collesium, and sit tied for first in the Pac-12 South at 4-1. Mario Cristobal recapped Washington State and previewed the Trojans on Monday.

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

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6:00 Oregon Football Moves up to #7 in Rankings After Wazzu Win

• Wild Saturday in CFB has Oregon in position for potential CFP run
• Justin Herbert's touchdown streak ends at 35; still has a signature moment
• Concerns with Oregon's defense?
• Camden Lewis frees himself of the yips with a walk-off kick

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Entering the night, kicker Camden Lewis was 2-5 in field goal attempts, which prompted questions as to whether he would be able to hit a big kick when Oregon needed him to. Lewis answered that question with a resounding yes on Saturday, as his last-second 26-yard field goal lifted Oregon to a 37-35 win over Washington State, breaking what had been a four-game losing streak to the Cougars. Lewis finished the day a perfect 3-3 in field goal attempts.

On a day that saw many in the top-15 nationally tumble, including the likes of Oklahoma, Auburn and Notre Dame, #12 Oregon was on upset alert for much of the night. Senior Quarterback Justin Herbert's nation-leading 35 game streak with a touchdown pass ended, as the Cougars held the Eugene native to only 222 yards through the air. Oregon's defense also gave up a season-high 406 yards through the air to Cougar Quarterback Anthony Gordon.

There was a script developing throughout the night that foreshadowed yet another…

Entering the night, kicker Camden Lewis was 2-5 in field goal attempts, which prompted questions as to whether he would be able to hit a big kick when Oregon needed him to. Lewis answered that question with a resounding yes on Saturday, as his last-second 26-yard field goal lifted Oregon to a 37-35 win over Washington State, breaking what had been a four-game losing streak to the Cougars. Lewis finished the day a perfect 3-3 in field goal attempts.

On a day that saw many in the top-15 nationally tumble, including the likes of Oklahoma, Auburn and Notre Dame, #12 Oregon was on upset alert for much of the night. Senior Quarterback Justin Herbert's nation-leading 35 game streak with a touchdown pass ended, as the Cougars held the Eugene native to only 222 yards through the air. Oregon's defense also gave up a season-high 406 yards through the air to Cougar Quarterback Anthony Gordon.

There was a script developing throughout the night that foreshadowed yet another…

Sophomore safety Jevon Holland has taken the next step in 2019. After making himself known a season ago with five interception as a true freshman, Holland has found his role as a leader and star in the Oregon football secondary. Holland has already nabbed three interceptions this year, and has become known for not just forcing turnovers, but threatening opposing teams every time he has the ball in his hands. With an average of 15 yards per interception return this year, and an average over 21 yards per punt return, Holland is proving to be an invaluable asset in first year defensive coordinator Andy Avalos's system. Listen below to the full story on Holland:

Jevon Holland finding his role as a star in the Oregon secondary (By Alex Castle)