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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,…

With a few weeks to go before the team takes to Autzen Stadium for the 2019 Spring Game, Oregon football practiced inside on Thursday morning ahead of its first showcase to the public this Saturday, when the Ducks will head to Portland for an open scrimmage. One player in particular that's ready to get out in front of a crowd is junior tight end Cam McCormick, who missed all of the 2018 season after breaking his leg in the Ducks' opener. On display for Oregon will be a new-look defense spearheaded by defensive coordinator Andy Avalos, who brings with him a new position on the defense known as the STUD. Ripe for the opportunity to fulfill this new role is sophomore linebacker Adrian Jackson, who has bulked up in preparation for the new position. Listen below as McCormick and Jackson spoke with the media Thursday morning.

Tight End Cam McCormick

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With a few weeks to go before the team takes to Autzen Stadium for the 2019 Spring Game, Oregon football practiced inside on Thursday morning ahead of its first showcase to the public this Saturday, when the Ducks will head to Portland for an open scrimmage. One player in particular that's ready to get out in front of a crowd is junior tight end Cam McCormick, who missed all of the 2018 season after breaking his leg in the Ducks' opener. On display for Oregon will be a new-look defense spearheaded by defensive coordinator Andy Avalos, who brings with him a new position on the defense known as the STUD. Ripe for the opportunity to fulfill this new role is sophomore linebacker Adrian Jackson, who has bulked up in preparation for the new position. Listen below as McCormick and Jackson spoke with the media Thursday morning.

Tight End Cam McCormick

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Oregon football returned to practice on Tuesday after spring break, as the Ducks enter into week three of spring ball. Coach Mario Cristobal met with media members to give updates on Oregon's new freshmen, injuries, as well as other happenings within the program.

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

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Oregon football returned to practice on Tuesday after spring break, as the Ducks enter into week three of spring ball. Coach Mario Cristobal met with media members to give updates on Oregon's new freshmen, injuries, as well as other happenings within the program.

Head Coach Mario Cristobal

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• Playing the what if game: Would the Ducks still be dancing if they beat Virginia?
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Following its win over No. 1 seeded Mississippi State on Sunday in the Portland Regional Final, Oregon women's basketball departed on Tuesday morning for Tampa, Fla. and its first appearance in the Final Four. The Ducks will face off with the tournament's No. 1 overall seed Baylor, which with a blowout win over Iowa on Monday night, became just the third team in the tournament's history to defeat three opponents by 25+ points en route to the Final Four. The previous two teams to do this, both for UCONN, became the eventual national champions. Before the team left Eugene for the week, head coach Kelly Graves spoke with the media on Tuesday morning. Listen below to the full interview.

Head Coach Kelly Graves

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Following its win over No. 1 seeded Mississippi State on Sunday in the Portland Regional Final, Oregon women's basketball departed on Tuesday morning for Tampa, Fla. and its first appearance in the Final Four. The Ducks will face off with the tournament's No. 1 overall seed Baylor, which with a blowout win over Iowa on Monday night, became just the third team in the tournament's history to defeat three opponents by 25+ points en route to the Final Four. The previous two teams to do this, both for UCONN, became the eventual national champions. Before the team left Eugene for the week, head coach Kelly Graves spoke with the media on Tuesday morning. Listen below to the full interview.

Head Coach Kelly Graves

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