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Hosts: Adam Susman, Jonah Rosenburg, Cole Rothman

On Saturday, #12 Oregon earned one of their biggest wins in a while, as the Ducks stormed into Husky Stadium and beat #25 Washington 35-31. Oregon Football Head Coach Mario Cristobal addressed the media on Monday, going over one of his marquee victories as a head coach and previewing the Washington State Cougars who come to town on Saturday.

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

-Jordan Brenner

On Saturday, #12 Oregon earned one of their biggest wins in a while, as the Ducks stormed into Husky Stadium and beat #25 Washington 35-31. Oregon Football Head Coach Mario Cristobal addressed the media on Monday, going over one of his marquee victories as a head coach and previewing the Washington State Cougars who come to town on Saturday.

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

-Jordan Brenner

Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Sam Tidrick-Schmidt and Bill Braker

6:00 Strong Second Half Propels #12 Oregon Football over #25 Washington

• Duel of first-round Quarterbacks at Husky Stadium; who is the better prospect?
• Questions answered in Oregon's comeback effort
• Going through the critical moments of Saturday's contest

6:20 GUEST: Jonathan Rifkind (Bleav Podcast Network)

Oregon Volleyball fell at home to USC 3-0 (25-23, 25-23, 25-23) on Sunday. USC out-hit Oregon .248 to .136 and committed 8 fewer attack errors. Brooke Nuneviller (8 kills, .065, 2 SA 14 digs) and Willow Johnson (7 kills, .294, 2 SA) led the way for Oregon. The Ducks had five players with 6+ kills. Oregon had 11 SA in 3 sets, with Ronika Stone leading the way with three. Elise Ferreira (16 assists, 10 digs) and Kylie Robinson (13 assists, 5 digs) shared setting duties once again. USC was led by Khalia Lanier (15 kills, .196), Jasmine Gross (10 kills, .474, 2 blocks), and Raquel Lazoro (36 assists, 10 digs). Oregon will travel to Arizona next, beginning with a Friday night match at Arizona State at 7:00.

Match Story (by Justin Grossweiner)

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Oregon Volleyball fell at home to USC 3-0 (25-23, 25-23, 25-23) on Sunday. USC out-hit Oregon .248 to .136 and committed 8 fewer attack errors. Brooke Nuneviller (8 kills, .065, 2 SA 14 digs) and Willow Johnson (7 kills, .294, 2 SA) led the way for Oregon. The Ducks had five players with 6+ kills. Oregon had 11 SA in 3 sets, with Ronika Stone leading the way with three. Elise Ferreira (16 assists, 10 digs) and Kylie Robinson (13 assists, 5 digs) shared setting duties once again. USC was led by Khalia Lanier (15 kills, .196), Jasmine Gross (10 kills, .474, 2 blocks), and Raquel Lazoro (36 assists, 10 digs). Oregon will travel to Arizona next, beginning with a Friday night match at Arizona State at 7:00.

Match Story (by Justin Grossweiner)

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Oregon Soccer is still searching for their first conference win of the season after a 1-0 loss to Washington State Saturday night at Pape Field. Oregon came out strong and picked up three shots in the opening 10 minutes of play. After the initial rush by the Ducks, it turned to Cougar domination quickly. The scoreboard read 0-0 and Oregon was lucky to be in the scenario being out-shot 13-3 in the period. It got worse for the Ducks in the second half when Washington State striker Elyse Bennett headed home the only goal of the game in the 67th minute off a corner. Overall the Ducks did well defensively against a Washington State team who sits at 21 in the RPI. The impressive performance at the back was squandered by an Oregon attack which didn't muster a single shot on target. Oregon looks to climb out of last place in the conference next week against Arizona State and Arizona on the road.

Game Story (By: Adam Susman)

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Oregon Soccer is still searching for their first conference win of the season after a 1-0 loss to Washington State Saturday night at Pape Field. Oregon came out strong and picked up three shots in the opening 10 minutes of play. After the initial rush by the Ducks, it turned to Cougar domination quickly. The scoreboard read 0-0 and Oregon was lucky to be in the scenario being out-shot 13-3 in the period. It got worse for the Ducks in the second half when Washington State striker Elyse Bennett headed home the only goal of the game in the 67th minute off a corner. Overall the Ducks did well defensively against a Washington State team who sits at 21 in the RPI. The impressive performance at the back was squandered by an Oregon attack which didn't muster a single shot on target. Oregon looks to climb out of last place in the conference next week against Arizona State and Arizona on the road.

Game Story (By: Adam Susman)

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#12 Oregon Football stormed into Seattle and battled from start to finish, earning a 35-31 victory over the #25 Washington Huskies.

Oregon started the game strong, scoring on the opening drive on a 12-yard pass TD to Spencer Webb to go up 7-0. Washington would respond quickly, as Salvon Ahmed dashed into the endzone on a 9-yard score to end the first quarter tied 7-7. The second quarter saw more offense, beginning with an explosive 48 yard TD pass from Jacob Eason to Jordan Chin to put the Huskies up 14-7. Later in the second quarter, Jaylon Redd scored from 16 yards out to tie the game 14-14. Washington's offense marched down the field once again, finishing a drive with a 5 yard TD catch from Andre Baccellia. Washington went into the locker room break up 21-14.

Out of halftime, the Ducks came out flat, surrendering a 4 play, 74-yard drive ending in a 33 yard TD by Puka Nacua to increase the lead to 28-14 early in the third. It was due or die time for the…

#12 Oregon Football stormed into Seattle and battled from start to finish, earning a 35-31 victory over the #25 Washington Huskies.

Oregon started the game strong, scoring on the opening drive on a 12-yard pass TD to Spencer Webb to go up 7-0. Washington would respond quickly, as Salvon Ahmed dashed into the endzone on a 9-yard score to end the first quarter tied 7-7. The second quarter saw more offense, beginning with an explosive 48 yard TD pass from Jacob Eason to Jordan Chin to put the Huskies up 14-7. Later in the second quarter, Jaylon Redd scored from 16 yards out to tie the game 14-14. Washington's offense marched down the field once again, finishing a drive with a 5 yard TD catch from Andre Baccellia. Washington went into the locker room break up 21-14.

Out of halftime, the Ducks came out flat, surrendering a 4 play, 74-yard drive ending in a 33 yard TD by Puka Nacua to increase the lead to 28-14 early in the third. It was due or die time for the…