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HOSTS: Austin Cracraft, Maverick Pallack and Tyler Kastan

6:00 3rdAnnual Quackies: A year in Oregon sports

• Most Impressive Performance
  • Payton Pritchard’s post-season
  • Sabrina Ionescu’s junior season
  • CJ Verdell vs Washington
• Most Surprising Moment of the Year
  • Oregon MBB making the Sweet 16
  • Mike White departing to Texas
  • Bol Bol’s injury
• Most Exciting Moment of the Year
  • Oregon FB’s comeback versus Washington
  • Oregon VB’s tournament run
  • Oregon SB’s victory over #1 UCLA
• Coach of the…

Oregon (27-29, 10-19 Pac-12) fell just short in their comeback bid against top-ranked UCLA (47-8, 23-5 Pac-12) Friday night at PK Park by a score of 6-5. Ducks starter Brett Walker was touched up to the tune of six runs in 2.2 innings, which put Oregon behind the eight-ball for the rest of the night. From there, Cole Stringer took the reigns and pitched 6.1 scoreless frames to keep the Ducks in the ballgame.

The third inning proved to be the difference for UCLA, where they scored all six of their runs on a variety of hits and walks. Oregon bounced back with back-to-back two-run innings to cut the deficit to two, which snapped Bruins starting pitcher Jack Ralston's 27-inning scoreless streak, and the game held steady for much of the middle innings from there. In the eighth, four walks by UCLA's Kyle Mora and Holden Powell plated another run for the Ducks and brought them within one, 6-5. Two bases loaded strikeouts later, Oregon's rally was over and they never recovered.…

Oregon (27-29, 10-19 Pac-12) fell just short in their comeback bid against top-ranked UCLA (47-8, 23-5 Pac-12) Friday night at PK Park by a score of 6-5. Ducks starter Brett Walker was touched up to the tune of six runs in 2.2 innings, which put Oregon behind the eight-ball for the rest of the night. From there, Cole Stringer took the reigns and pitched 6.1 scoreless frames to keep the Ducks in the ballgame.

The third inning proved to be the difference for UCLA, where they scored all six of their runs on a variety of hits and walks. Oregon bounced back with back-to-back two-run innings to cut the deficit to two, which snapped Bruins starting pitcher Jack Ralston's 27-inning scoreless streak, and the game held steady for much of the middle innings from there. In the eighth, four walks by UCLA's Kyle Mora and Holden Powell plated another run for the Ducks and brought them within one, 6-5. Two bases loaded strikeouts later, Oregon's rally was over and they never recovered.…

Hosts: Adam Susman, Michael Strite, Justin Grossweiner

6:02 Oregon Drops Game One Late to UCLA

• Ducks fall below .500 for the first time all season
• Significance of Spencer Steer's RBI records?
• Should Oregon have kept Ahlstrom in the game longer?
• Importance of the next two games for Horton's job and expectations for tonight

6:26 Raptors Take Game Five in Milwaukee

• Toronto's role players come to life
• Bucks lose three games in a row for…

Oregon (27-28, 10-18 Pac-12) keeps it close with UCLA (46-8, 22-5 Pac-12) but ultimately fall late to the number one team in the country 4-2 Thursday night. Ducks pitcher Robert Ahlstrom got the start and went 7.1 innings and set a career high in strikeouts with 9. Ahlstrom was taken out in favor of junior pitcher Ryne Nelson, who didn’t have his best night, entering the 2-2 stalemate in the eighth inning only to allow a home run on his first pitch which UCLA first basemen hammered over the left field wall which gave the Bruins a 4-2 lead. Toglia’s home run was enough for the Bruins to see out the win and give undefeated pitcher Ryan Garcia his ninth win of the season; nonetheless, his impressive 1.30 ERA will go up just a few points to 1.42 as the Ducks put up two earned runs on the right-handed pitcher. There was a silver lining for the Ducks even in a loss as Oregon third baseman Spencer Steer became the all time (129) and single season (57) Oregon baseball RBI record holder…

Oregon (27-28, 10-18 Pac-12) keeps it close with UCLA (46-8, 22-5 Pac-12) but ultimately fall late to the number one team in the country 4-2 Thursday night. Ducks pitcher Robert Ahlstrom got the start and went 7.1 innings and set a career high in strikeouts with 9. Ahlstrom was taken out in favor of junior pitcher Ryne Nelson, who didn’t have his best night, entering the 2-2 stalemate in the eighth inning only to allow a home run on his first pitch which UCLA first basemen hammered over the left field wall which gave the Bruins a 4-2 lead. Toglia’s home run was enough for the Bruins to see out the win and give undefeated pitcher Ryan Garcia his ninth win of the season; nonetheless, his impressive 1.30 ERA will go up just a few points to 1.42 as the Ducks put up two earned runs on the right-handed pitcher. There was a silver lining for the Ducks even in a loss as Oregon third baseman Spencer Steer became the all time (129) and single season (57) Oregon baseball RBI record holder…

Hosts: Alex Castle, Matt Tyra and Jordan Brenner

After dropping three of four games in Southern California, including a 3-1 defeat at the hands of UC Riverside, Oregon baseball will close the regular season at PK Park, as the Ducks host #1 UCLA in a three-game series. UCLA (45-8, 22-5) has yet to lose a series this year and comes into Eugene winners of eight straight. Oregon (27-27, 10-17) will look to be the first team to take a series from the Bruins, and in doing so, secure its first winning season since 2017. Head Coach George Horton, Jonny DeLuca and Spencer Steer previewed the series with the media on Wednesday before practice.

Head Coach George Horton

After dropping three of four games in Southern California, including a 3-1 defeat at the hands of UC Riverside, Oregon baseball will close the regular season at PK Park, as the Ducks host #1 UCLA in a three-game series. UCLA (45-8, 22-5) has yet to lose a series this year and comes into Eugene winners of eight straight. Oregon (27-27, 10-17) will look to be the first team to take a series from the Bruins, and in doing so, secure its first winning season since 2017. Head Coach George Horton, Jonny DeLuca and Spencer Steer previewed the series with the media on Wednesday before practice.

Head Coach George Horton

HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Brett Taylor, and Michael Strite

6:00 After Riverside Loss, Oregon Baseball Fighting for .500

• Ducks win six series this year, but just two in Pac-12 play
• Yovan's injury is the crux, but what could Ducks have done differently?
• After another middling season, when does the cycle end?

6:20 GUEST: Matt Ulmer (Oregon Volleyball Head Coach)

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