The Oregon Ducks (10-6, 1-2) beat the USC Trojans(9-8, 2-2) Sunday evening home at Matthew Knight Arena by a score of 81-60. It was a strong shooting night for the Ducks who were able to tally a season high 13 made three point shots on 13 of 24 shooting from behind the arc. Overall the Ducks shot 56 percent from the field and 64% in the second half.

In the first half both teams were able to go on big runs as well as have their struggles as both teams had droughts of 3 minutes or more. The Ducks were able to jump out to a 5-0 run early in the first half and never looked back leading by as much as 15 in the first period. Throughout the first half the Ducks held the advantage from the 3pt arc as Oregon shot 6-13 compared to USC's 2-9. However the Trojans made up for their perimeter struggles by scoring 16 points in the paint vs Oregon's 8. For the Ducks, Louis King and Paul White added 14 points each to make up for the Oregon guards shooting a combined 3 of 11. For the…

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6:02 Oregon WBB takes Hollywood

• What we expect
• What’s one thing this team could improve on
• Can any team in the Pac-12 challenge them for a conference title?

6:20 MBB: UCLA Gets The Last Laugh; Trojans Charge Into Town Sunday

• How did Oregon blow it?!
• “King Louis the IV”- Bill Walton
• Kevin Porter Jr. back for USC
• Keys for a Duck-win

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The Oregon Ducks were stunned by the UCLA Bruins at Mathew Knight Arena Thursday night, in what could be a pivotal game to begin conference play for both sides. In front of 10,105 fans a  depleted Dana Altman squad were defeated by an up-and-coming UCLA squad 87-84 in overtime.

UCLA got off to a strong start from the field, at one point making nine of ten shots in a row, en-route to an early 22-17 lead. Due to early foul trouble, the Ducks had to sit both Paul White and Louis King. However, this proved to be a catalyst for a Duck squad that has sorely needed a spark. Once Altman went to a 4-guard set up of Pritchard, Amin, Bailey Jr., and Richardson, Oregon was able to put together a 14-5 run to end the half to take a 39-32 lead into the locker-room.

In the second half, Bailey Jr. came out firing, making his first two three-point attempts to take his total for the night to 14 points. Ehab Amin was a presence on defense all night, with a game high five…

Thursday afternoon, Junior Linebacker Troy Dye announced in a tweet that he will forgo the NFL Draft and stay for his Senior year. This is big news for Ducks fans as Dye was Oregon’s leading tackler for each of the last three years. His return coupled with Lamar Winston Jr staying preserves a veteran linebacker group. Many speculated that Dye's return was largely influenced by the fact that Oregon landed the nation's #1 recruit Keyvon Thibodeaux, Justin Herbert is staying, and the ability to play one more season with his younger brother, Travis. Oregon returns seven starters on the defensive side of the ball.

Junior Linebacker Troy Dye

Thursday afternoon, Junior Linebacker Troy Dye announced in a tweet that he will forgo the NFL Draft and stay for his Senior year. This is big news for Ducks fans as Dye was Oregon’s leading tackler for each of the last three years. His return coupled with Lamar Winston Jr staying preserves a veteran linebacker group. Many speculated that Dye's return was largely influenced by the fact that Oregon landed the nation's #1 recruit Keyvon Thibodeaux, Justin Herbert is staying, and the ability to play one more season with his younger brother, Travis. Oregon returns seven starters on the defensive side of the ball.

Junior Linebacker Troy Dye

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6:03 Oregon Football Updates and Opinions

• Troy Dye returning for senior season
• Most Overrated/Underrated players heading into 2019
• 2019 Predictions

6:25 Oregon WBB Heads to LA for PAC-12 Road Openers

• Breaking down USC and UCLA
• Areas for improvement in Pac-12 play?
• Over/Under on Ducks' conference losses this year

6:35 Oregon MBB Hosts UCLA

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• Reasons why to…

No. 5 Oregon women's basketball spoke with the media on Wednesday afternoon as the team prepares to leave for Los Angeles for a two-game road swing at UCLA and USC. The Ducks, which started conference play 2-0 following two double-digit wins over Washington and Washington State this past weekend, will play USC (10-4, 0-3) on Friday before matching up with UCLA (9-6, 2-1) on Sunday. Listen below as head coach Kelly Graves and the Ducks discussed the upcoming road trip following Wednesday's practice.

Head Coach Kelly Graves

No. 5 Oregon women's basketball spoke with the media on Wednesday afternoon as the team prepares to leave for Los Angeles for a two-game road swing at UCLA and USC. The Ducks, which started conference play 2-0 following two double-digit wins over Washington and Washington State this past weekend, will play USC (10-4, 0-3) on Friday before matching up with UCLA (9-6, 2-1) on Sunday. Listen below as head coach Kelly Graves and the Ducks discussed the upcoming road trip following Wednesday's practice.

Head Coach Kelly Graves

Oregon Men's Basketball has taken multiple hits at the beginning of conference play, losing Bol Bol for the year due to a foot injury and Abu Kijab via transfer before dropping their opening conference game to Oregon State, 77-72. Now the Ducks (9-5) face their first full weekend of Pac-12 competition, as UCLA and USC play UO inside Matthew Knight Arena on Thursday, January 10, and Sunday, January 13, respectively. Ahead of the match-ups, head coach Dana Altman, forward Louis King, and guard Victor Bailey, Jr. spoke to the media about the team's early-season adversity and what options they have to adapt. Listen to the full audio below.

Head Coach Dana Altman

Oregon Men's Basketball has taken multiple hits at the beginning of conference play, losing Bol Bol for the year due to a foot injury and Abu Kijab via transfer before dropping their opening conference game to Oregon State, 77-72. Now the Ducks (9-5) face their first full weekend of Pac-12 competition, as UCLA and USC play UO inside Matthew Knight Arena on Thursday, January 10, and Sunday, January 13, respectively. Ahead of the match-ups, head coach Dana Altman, forward Louis King, and guard Victor Bailey, Jr. spoke to the media about the team's early-season adversity and what options they have to adapt. Listen to the full audio below.

Head Coach Dana Altman