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Story: Oregon Football Opens Conference Play With Dominant Performance
Oregon Football played four strong quarters en route to a 21-6 victory on the road against Stanford. Oregon was once again led by a defense who now hasn't let up a touchdown in three full games, the first time has accomplished that feat since 1935. That defense was led by a strong secondary, who only gave up 120 pass yards, none to Stanford TE Colby Parkinson. Thomas Graham Jr. led the way for the Ducks with 9 total tackles, closely followed by Jevon Holland who had 8 tackles. Holland also grabbed a key interception in the fourth quarter. With new defensive coordinator Andy Avalos running the show, Oregon has now gone 12 consecutive quarters without allowing a touchdown. Oregon's first half defense has been just as impressive, if not more. The last time Oregon allowed a first half touchdown would take you back to last season, November 17, 2018 against Arizona State.
Meanwhile, Oregon was led offensively by Justin Herbert, who threw for 259 yards on 19 completions and 3…
Read MoreOregon Football Pregame Show (9/21/19)
Live from The Farm
Hosts: Bill Braker and Sean Macpherson
3:00 Oregon vs. Stanford
- The Matchup- review of two team’s history
- Significance of the game for both team’s
- Keys to the game
3:12 Oregon’s Offense
- Breeland Stepping Up Big in a Injury Infested Receiver's Room
- STORY: Calvin Throckmorton’s Versatility Aids Oregon’s Banged Up Offensive Line by Jordan Brenner
- Has Herbert's Success Been Legit or a Reflection of Competition?
3:25 Oregon’s Defense
- STORY: Ducks Secondary Flying Under Andy Avalos by Adam Susman
- Oregon Particularly…
Oregon Football Pregame Show (9/21/19)
Live from The Farm
Hosts: Bill Braker and Sean Macpherson
3:00 Oregon vs. Stanford
- The Matchup- review of two team’s history
- Significance of the game for both team’s
- Keys to the game
3:12 Oregon’s Offense
- Breeland Stepping Up Big in a Injury Infested Receiver's Room
- STORY: Calvin Throckmorton’s Versatility Aids Oregon’s Banged Up Offensive Line by Jordan Brenner
- Has Herbert's Success Been Legit or a Reflection of Competition?
3:25 Oregon’s Defense
- STORY: Ducks Secondary Flying Under Andy Avalos by Adam Susman
- Oregon Particularly…
STORY: Ducks Secondary Flying Under Andy Avalos
Oregon's secondary has been impeccable, not allowing a touchdown since week one in Arlington against Auburn. In Andy Avalos's three games running the defense, the secondary has only allowed 173 yards per game passing compared to 242 in the 2018 campaign. The secondary will face their toughest opponent yet in Senior quarterback KJ Costello this Saturday at Stanford.
Avalos and Cristobal Preach Communication in the Secondary (by: Adam Susman)
STORY: Ducks Secondary Flying Under Andy Avalos
Oregon's secondary has been impeccable, not allowing a touchdown since week one in Arlington against Auburn. In Andy Avalos's three games running the defense, the secondary has only allowed 173 yards per game passing compared to 242 in the 2018 campaign. The secondary will face their toughest opponent yet in Senior quarterback KJ Costello this Saturday at Stanford.
Avalos and Cristobal Preach Communication in the Secondary (by: Adam Susman)
QuackSmack: Friday, 9/20/19
Hosts: Sam Tidrick-Schmidt and Sean MacPherson
6:00 Oregon Football Travels to Stanford for Conference Opener
- Ducks try to take home magic on the road to face struggling Cardinal
- A look back at Oregon and Stanfords recent matchups
- Predictions and what each team will need to win.
6:30 GUEST: Marco Merola (KZSU Stanford 90.1FM)
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Read MoreSTORY: Calvin Throckmorton's Versatility Aids Oregon's Banged Up Offensive Line
As the only player in the FBS to play four different offensive line positions in 2018, Calvin Throckmorton has emerged as a promising professional prospect and an important piece to Oregon's offensive line. With starting center Jake Hanson questionable for the Stanford game on Saturday, Throckmorton is prepared to play right tackle or center for the conference opener.
Calvin Throckmorton is Ready for Stanford, Whether he Starts at Right Tackle or Center (by Jordan Brenner)
STORY: Calvin Throckmorton's Versatility Aids Oregon's Banged Up Offensive Line
As the only player in the FBS to play four different offensive line positions in 2018, Calvin Throckmorton has emerged as a promising professional prospect and an important piece to Oregon's offensive line. With starting center Jake Hanson questionable for the Stanford game on Saturday, Throckmorton is prepared to play right tackle or center for the conference opener.
Calvin Throckmorton is Ready for Stanford, Whether he Starts at Right Tackle or Center (by Jordan Brenner)
QuackSmack: Thursday, 9/19/19
Hosts: Alex Castle, Jordan Brenner, Adam Susman and Sean MacPherson
Read MoreAUDIO: Oregon Baseball Addresses Media Two Days Into Fall Practice
Fall ball for Oregon Baseball is underway. First year Head Coach Mark Wasikowski and his squad began fall ball practice Monday, September 16th. The Ducks will be taking on Sacramento State, a Canadian national team and Lane Community College in the fall season. Head Coach Mark Wasikowski and several Oregon players addressed the media outside the HDC Complex Wednesday morning.
Mark Wasikowski
Kenyon Yovan
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