The Oregon Men’s Basketball team defeated Washington State Sunday night 78-58. In a matchup of two teams looking to climb their way up the Pac-12 standings, Oregon was able to pull away in the second half.

Oregon started the game with Richardson at point guard, with Pritchard at shooting guard to try and create some more offense for the Ducks. However, it was Washington State that started off strong, hitting 10 of their first 12 shots from the field. Robert Franks, a senior, lead the way for WSU, with 15 points in the first half. Even though WSU shot 77% from the field in the first half, Oregon was able to keep pace, despite only connecting on just under 50% of their shots. During the first half Payton Pritchard dished out his third assist of the game en-route to becoming the 6th member of the 1,000 point and 400 assist club at Oregon. At the end of the first half, Louis King and Paul White had 9 and 8 points respectively, while Kenny Wooten had 6 points and a block.…

The NCU Beacons won a shootout over the Evergreen State Goeducks by a score of 90-77. The Beacons took the lead and didn't look back leading wire to wire which was helped by a fast start. Both teams relied heavily on the three ball with NCU putting up 35 in total and Evergreen State putting up 16. Despite a slow start to the second half the Beacons stayed ahead to secure the victory. The Beacons also got a much needed win after losing the last three. With this win the Beacons advance to 16-7 overall and 8-5 in conference. Up next the Beacons play the Warner Pacific University Knights up in Portland on February 1st.

Postgame story (By Mark Wang)

The NCU Beacons won a shootout over the Evergreen State Goeducks by a score of 90-77. The Beacons took the lead and didn't look back leading wire to wire which was helped by a fast start. Both teams relied heavily on the three ball with NCU putting up 35 in total and Evergreen State putting up 16. Despite a slow start to the second half the Beacons stayed ahead to secure the victory. The Beacons also got a much needed win after losing the last three. With this win the Beacons advance to 16-7 overall and 8-5 in conference. Up next the Beacons play the Warner Pacific University Knights up in Portland on February 1st.

Postgame story (By Mark Wang)

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6:00 Oregon Men's Basketball Defeated at Home

• Even after loss, is Oregon on the rise?
• How high are the stakes against Washington State?

6:20 Oregon Softball Fast Approaching

• KWVA Broadcast Schedule Released
• Melyssa Lombardi Confidence Index

6:28 Oregon Women's Basketball Play Washington Schools

• Both UW and WSU bring challenges
• Will Oregon…

In the most heartbreaking way possible, the Washington Huskies get their first win in Eugene since 2010 beating Oregon 61-56. With 19 seconds remaining and the score tied at 56, Dana Altman called a timeout to draw up a potentially game winning shot. That play never happened. Instead with 3 seconds left, Junior Payton Pritchard slipped and turned the ball over Washington's David Crisp picked it up and was heading the other way. In a half court heave attempt, Pritchard caught Crisp's right arm and sent him to the free throw line to shoot three free throws, The rest was history, Crisp made all three free throws and Washington went on to win the game. 
After Francis Okoro made the game's first basket, Washington went on a 13-0 run. Oregon headed into halftime down 27-19. Those 19 points were Oregon's second lowest amount of points in a half all season. No Ducks had double digit points and only 3 Oregon players scored. King had 9, Okoro had 4, and Norris had 6. As a team, they…

In the most heartbreaking way possible, the Washington Huskies get their first win in Eugene since 2010 beating Oregon 61-56. With 19 seconds remaining and the score tied at 56, Dana Altman called a timeout to draw up a potentially game winning shot. That play never happened. Instead with 3 seconds left, Junior Payton Pritchard slipped and turned the ball over Washington's David Crisp picked it up and was heading the other way. In a half court heave attempt, Pritchard caught Crisp's right arm and sent him to the free throw line to shoot three free throws, The rest was history, Crisp made all three free throws and Washington went on to win the game. 
After Francis Okoro made the game's first basket, Washington went on a 13-0 run. Oregon headed into halftime down 27-19. Those 19 points were Oregon's second lowest amount of points in a half all season. No Ducks had double digit points and only 3 Oregon players scored. King had 9, Okoro had 4, and Norris had 6. As a team, they…

After a shaky 2018 season saw Oregon Baseball finish 26-29 and miss out on the postseason, the Ducks feel confident that 2019 will be more successful. With a slew of talented returners, headlined by projected Friday-starter Kenyon Yovan, Oregon will start off the new season on February 15th, in an early-season battle at #8 Texas Tech. With the start of the season three weeks away, Head Coach George Horton, Kenyon Yovan, Ryne Nelson and Spencer Steer met with media to discuss the state of the program.

George Horton 

Kenyon Yovan

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After a shaky 2018 season saw Oregon Baseball finish 26-29 and miss out on the postseason, the Ducks feel confident that 2019 will be more successful. With a slew of talented returners, headlined by projected Friday-starter Kenyon Yovan, Oregon will start off the new season on February 15th, in an early-season battle at #8 Texas Tech. With the start of the season three weeks away, Head Coach George Horton, Kenyon Yovan, Ryne Nelson and Spencer Steer met with media to discuss the state of the program.

George Horton 

Kenyon Yovan

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6:03 Oregon Softball Broadcast Schedule Reveal

• Announcement and analysis of each series we'll cover in 2019

6:30 No. 5 Oregon WBB's Weekend in Washington

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No. 5 Oregon women's basketball looks to remain perfect in Pac-12 play as the Ducks take its 10-game win streak on the road to Washington for two road games this weekend. Oregon (17-1, 6-0) meets Washington State (7-11, 2-5) on Friday in Pullman for its lone matchup with the Cougars on the year. It will be a challenging test for Washington State, which is coming off an 0-2 road trip to the Bay Area and boasts the conference's worst scoring defense. In head coach Kelly Graves' tenure, the Ducks are 3-0 in Pullman and blew out the Cougars in Eugene 98-58 on on January 6th. Oregon will face another rematch when the Ducks play Washington (8-11, 1-6) on Sunday in Seattle. Oregon defeated the Huskies 84-71 in Eugene on January 4th, a win in which Erin Boley scored a career-high 28 points on another career-best eight three-pointers. Satou Sabally also recorded her first career double-double in the win. Listen below as the Ducks preview this weekend's road trip to Washington following…