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Oregon's secondary has gotten national attention for a reason, the unit tops the PAC-12 for completion percentage, yards allowed, and passing touchdowns. Perhaps the most impressive stat Andy Avalos's secondary has put up is 12 interceptions, good for best in the power-five conferences. The Ducks secondary has their toughest test yet, Washington quarterback Jacob Eason. The former number one quarterback in the country out of high school and potential first-round pick will look to torch the Ducks secondary at Husky Stadium Saturday afternoon.

Oregon's Secondary has a Chance to Further Excellence against Eason and the Huskies (By: Adam Susman)

Oregon Soccer (4-4-5) takes on the Washington State Cougars (9-3-1) at Pape field at 7:00 pm Saturday. Oregon had mixed results in the past weekend, drawing with Cal on Thursday and a blowout loss to Stanford Sunday afternoon. Washington State, on the other hand, has had a poor couple of weeks after starting the season on fire. The Ducks currently stand at 47 in the RPI and taking down the Cougars would be instrumental in the fight to make the schools first-ever NCAA tournament. Thursday afternoon Senior defender Alyssa Hinojosa and Head Coach Kat Mertz addressed the media.

Head Coach Kat Mertz

Oregon Soccer (4-4-5) takes on the Washington State Cougars (9-3-1) at Pape field at 7:00 pm Saturday. Oregon had mixed results in the past weekend, drawing with Cal on Thursday and a blowout loss to Stanford Sunday afternoon. Washington State, on the other hand, has had a poor couple of weeks after starting the season on fire. The Ducks currently stand at 47 in the RPI and taking down the Cougars would be instrumental in the fight to make the schools first-ever NCAA tournament. Thursday afternoon Senior defender Alyssa Hinojosa and Head Coach Kat Mertz addressed the media.

Head Coach Kat Mertz

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Jordan Brenner, Adam Susman

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Justin Grossweiner, Ethan Wyss

While the Oregon defense has stolen headlines week after week with its impressive performances that now has the Ducks boasting a consensus top ten unit in the nation, the offense finally answer its call last Saturday, blowing out Colorado 45-3 behind a breakout rushing performance of CJ Verdell. Now, No. 12 Oregon (5-1, 3-0) has its best start to Pac-12 play since 2013 and enters a rivalry weekend at Washington (5-2, 2-2) with a new head of steam. Listen below as the Oregon offense discusses its preparations for Saturday's matchup:

Offensive Coordinator Marcus Arroyo

While the Oregon defense has stolen headlines week after week with its impressive performances that now has the Ducks boasting a consensus top ten unit in the nation, the offense finally answer its call last Saturday, blowing out Colorado 45-3 behind a breakout rushing performance of CJ Verdell. Now, No. 12 Oregon (5-1, 3-0) has its best start to Pac-12 play since 2013 and enters a rivalry weekend at Washington (5-2, 2-2) with a new head of steam. Listen below as the Oregon offense discusses its preparations for Saturday's matchup:

Offensive Coordinator Marcus Arroyo

Hosts: Adam Susman, Jonah Rosenberg, Cole Rothman

Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Justin Grossweiner and Mark Wang

6:00 #13 Oregon Football Dominates Friday Against Colorado

• Injury bug haunts Oregon on a short week
• With the running game going, the offense looked more complete
• Defense puts on another show

6:25 GUEST: Erik Skopil (Duck Territory)

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Oregon Volleyball fell 3-2 against the #11 Washington Huskies on Sunday. Oregon jumped out to a 2-0 lead on Washington (25-23, 25-21), outplaying the Huskies early. The Ducks featured a 6-2 lineup, utilizing players like Abby Hansen (collegiate debut, 4 blocks) and Elise Ferreira (25 assists, 4 service aces). Washington fought back behind strong play from Kara Bajema (21 kills, .177, 12 digs) and squeaked-out set three 25-20. The Huskies got strong contributions in the final two sets from Samantha Drechsel (12 kills, .333, 3 blocks) and Claire Hoffman (14 kills, .136). Washington won the final two sets 25-18, and 15-11. Oregon was once again led by Brooke Nuneviller (15 kills, 16 digs, 4 service aces). Willow Johnson provided 11 kills, Ronika Stone 10 kills, and Georgia Murphy contributed 22 digs. Oregon moves to 5-10 on the season and 1-5 in Pac-12 play. The Ducks will be back in action on Friday with a home match against UCLA, beginning at 6:00 pm.

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