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6:00 Oregon Women's Basketball's Falls to Eventual National Champion

• Baylor overwhelms Oregon with size
• Ionescu goes cold down the stretch, Baylor closes the door
• Early look at next season

6:15 Oregon Baseball Splits Four Game Series With Fresno State

• Offense goes cold in the first two games, but does just enough in…

After week three of Spring practice was capped off with a scrimmage at Hillsboro Stadium in front of 2000+ fans, Oregon returned to practice for week four of Spring football on Tuesday. With just over a week until the highly anticipated 2019 Spring Game, Oregon football is focused on making the most of every practice. Listen below as defensive coordinator Andy Avalos, Troy Dye and Kayvon Thibodeaux addressed the media following practice.

Defensive Coordinator Andy Avalos

After week three of Spring practice was capped off with a scrimmage at Hillsboro Stadium in front of 2000+ fans, Oregon returned to practice for week four of Spring football on Tuesday. With just over a week until the highly anticipated 2019 Spring Game, Oregon football is focused on making the most of every practice. Listen below as defensive coordinator Andy Avalos, Troy Dye and Kayvon Thibodeaux addressed the media following practice.

Defensive Coordinator Andy Avalos

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Oregon Baseball had a double header scheduled for Saturday, and split the two games with Fresno State, winning game one and dropping game two.

However Cullen Kafka was dealing during game one. Kafka completed seven shutdown innings, only giving up six hits, while striking out seven of the batters he faced.

In the seventh inning, with the scored tied a 3-3. Jonny DeLuca strode to the plate and with two runners on blasted a two run single, scoring Foxcroft and Novitske giving the Ducks a 5-3 lead.

Ryne Nelson would come in for the save and the Ducks went on to win game one 5-3.

In game two, Fresno State jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the top of the first, before the Ducks grabbed two in the bottom of the frame.

The game seesawed back and forth for much of the game. Oregon would go ahead by a run and Fresno State would claw their way back.

After a 40 minute rain delay in between the fourth and fifth…

Oregon Baseball had a double header scheduled for Saturday, and split the two games with Fresno State, winning game one and dropping game two.

However Cullen Kafka was dealing during game one. Kafka completed seven shutdown innings, only giving up six hits, while striking out seven of the batters he faced.

In the seventh inning, with the scored tied a 3-3. Jonny DeLuca strode to the plate and with two runners on blasted a two run single, scoring Foxcroft and Novitske giving the Ducks a 5-3 lead.

Ryne Nelson would come in for the save and the Ducks went on to win game one 5-3.

In game two, Fresno State jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the top of the first, before the Ducks grabbed two in the bottom of the frame.

The game seesawed back and forth for much of the game. Oregon would go ahead by a run and Fresno State would claw their way back.

After a 40 minute rain delay in between the fourth and fifth…

Halfway through their four-game stint against Fresno State (14-9), Oregon (16-12) came out on Friday night seeking redemption after their poor showing in the first game of the series. Robert Ahlstrom (3.79 ERA) took the mound for the Ducks boasting a team high four wins on the season. After only allowing two runs through 7 innings, Ahlstrom put the Ducks in a position to win. However, a bullpen breakdown gave the Bulldogs a 5-1 lead late in the game, which would eventually be the final score.

The last thing Oregon wanted was a continuation of their offensive struggles, but with only one run scored, that is exactly what it seemed to be. Before this series the Ducks had seven straight games with at least three runs scored. They have failed to reach that mark in two straight games. On Friday night that was largely due to Fresno State’s Ryan Jensen (3.57 ERA) who was torching batters with fastballs topping out at 98 mph. Though Jensen rarely used his other pitches, it was…

Halfway through their four-game stint against Fresno State (14-9), Oregon (16-12) came out on Friday night seeking redemption after their poor showing in the first game of the series. Robert Ahlstrom (3.79 ERA) took the mound for the Ducks boasting a team high four wins on the season. After only allowing two runs through 7 innings, Ahlstrom put the Ducks in a position to win. However, a bullpen breakdown gave the Bulldogs a 5-1 lead late in the game, which would eventually be the final score.

The last thing Oregon wanted was a continuation of their offensive struggles, but with only one run scored, that is exactly what it seemed to be. Before this series the Ducks had seven straight games with at least three runs scored. They have failed to reach that mark in two straight games. On Friday night that was largely due to Fresno State’s Ryan Jensen (3.57 ERA) who was torching batters with fastballs topping out at 98 mph. Though Jensen rarely used his other pitches, it was…

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6:00 Oregon women facing Baylor at 4:00 in Final Four

Oregon baseball (16-11) started off a four game series tonight against Fresno State (14-9) with a 14-2 loss in the rain. RHP Tyler Frazier (2.45 ERA) had a slow start in the first inning, allowing all of the first three hitters on base. However, with the bases loaded the freshman played damage control, letting only one runner score. Fresno State’s Jamison Hill (3.18 ERA) also had a shaky first inning, allowing Sam Novitske to score off Tanner Smith’s double. But after allowing a run and two hits in as many batters, Hill settled in.

Despite a sloppy first inning, the pitchers were locked in on a wet mound. Both sides went scoreless until the fifth inning when Oregon’s Max Foxcroft singled into centerfield bringing in the tie-breaking run in Cameron Campbell from second.

Then came the sixth inning, where a complete collapse in Oregon pitching led to a total of 14 batters faced, five walks, four hits, and two errors. Four pitchers shared the dreadful inning,…