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…

Oregon Men's Basketball took down one unbeaten conference squad last week with their 59-54 win over Arizona at the McKale Center on Thursday, January 17. Now, after splitting that weekend with the Wildcats and the Arizona State Sun Devils, the Ducks face another undefeated Pac-12 foe, as Washington heads to Matthew Knight on Thursday, January 24. Head coach Dana Altman expects to see a confident Huskies squad that has competed with some of the nation's best en route to a 5-0 conference start. Look below for the team's Wednesday comments on the Huskies.

Head Coach Dana Altman

Forward Kenny Wooten

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Oregon Men's Basketball took down one unbeaten conference squad last week with their 59-54 win over Arizona at the McKale Center on Thursday, January 17. Now, after splitting that weekend with the Wildcats and the Arizona State Sun Devils, the Ducks face another undefeated Pac-12 foe, as Washington heads to Matthew Knight on Thursday, January 24. Head coach Dana Altman expects to see a confident Huskies squad that has competed with some of the nation's best en route to a 5-0 conference start. Look below for the team's Wednesday comments on the Huskies.

Head Coach Dana Altman

Forward Kenny Wooten

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HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Billy Braker, and Sean MacPherson

6:02 Oregon MBB Faces Another Pac-12 Unbeaten in UW

• Conference's best scoring defenses collide
• Should Arizona or Washington be the conference favorite?
• Game keys and predictions

6:20 GUEST: Andrew Haubner (KEZI Sports Director)

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HOSTS: Billy Braker, Michael Abbott, Sam Tidrick-Schmidt

6:00 Oregon MBB Split Arizona Schools

• Why does offense stall?
• Strong Defense Wins in Tuscon
• Honest Question: Is Oregon Capable of Beating Everyone in Pac 12?
• Undefeated Huskies Come To Eugene

6:20 GUEST: Joey McMurry (Oregon IMG) 

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Hosts: Alex Castle, Adam Susman and Gabe Ornelas

6:02 Oregon MBB Splits Road Trip in Arizona

• What did we learn about the Ducks this weekend?
• Return of Kenny Wooten
• How's the conference race shaping up so far?

6:20 GUEST: Steve Mims (Register-Guard)

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In front of a packed Matthew Knight Arena Sunday afternoon, the #5 nationally ranked Oregon Ducks 17-1(6-0) took on the Arizona Wildcats 13-5 (3-4). The Wildcats, lead by Aari McDonald, came into the game after a tough road loss to Oregon State in Corvallis, and were looking to bounce back. The Ducks, lead by Sabrina Ionescu, came off a hard-fought home win against #19 Arizona State, in which Ionescu scored 31 points.

Oregon came roaring out of the gates to begin the game. The Ducks went on a 20-0 run to start, before Arizona was finally able to stop the bleeding. In the first quarter alone, Satou Sabally scored 18 points and was 4/5 from three-point range. By the end of the first quarter, the Ducks lead the Wildcats 31-4. Oregon as a team were 12/19 from the field, shooting 63%. The defense was also stellar, not allowing Arizona to score for the first 7:28 of the game, and held Arizona to 32% shooting for the half, forcing 7 turnovers. Although the shooting cooled in the…

The Oregon Ducks Women's team ranked 5th in the country, keep hold of a perfect PAC-12 record beating 19th ranked Arizona State 77-71 in front of a packed Matthew Knight Arena. It was a nail-biter as ASU was red-hot from behind the arc in the closing minutes, making four three-pointers in the fourth quarter alone. Kelly Graves squad put the game to bed, behind 31 from Ionescu, just three points off her career high.

The first quarter was a back and forth affair with the Sun Devils coming out strong early making their presence known on the offensive end with 5 offensive rebounds. After a strong first six minutes for the Sun Devils, Charli Turner Thorne made an entire team substitution. While ASU took a strong lead, punishing the Ducks defense, Oregon capped off the quarter with a run of their own with an Ionesco three-pointer with eight seconds left. That trend would leak over to the second half with Ionesco shooting 5-9 with three three-points for a total of 13 points.…

HOSTS: Bill Braker and Trent Schigut

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Hosts: Alex Castle and Matt Tyra