No. 17 Oregon was able to take the Civil War against Oregon State, in a match that saw the Beavers win the first set, but the Ducks reeled-off three straight to take it 19-25, 25-18, 25-16, 25-14. The Beavers started the match in control early on, taking a 5 point lead near the end, propelling them to that first set win, behind 6 kills from Amy Underdown, 16 assists from Maddie Sheehan, and 15 digs from Grace Massey. The second set was a complete turnaround for the Ducks, as the team went on a 5-0 to take an 11-8 lead and didn't look back. That run and second set play was led by Juniors Ronika Stone and Willow Johnson, as helping the team have an outstanding of .472 hitting percentage in that set alone. The third and fourth sets saw the Ducks' play improve and help them win those sets with margins of 9 and 11. For the match, the Ducks were able to hit .275 while the Beavers percentage dropped all the way to .123 after hitting at even in set three and negative in the fourth. Lindsey… Read More

Oregon Football closed their regular season with a 55-15 victory in the 122nd Civil War in Corvallis, losing Justin Herbert to an upper-body injury in the process. Braxton Burmeister filled in for Herbert after half, but in reality, freshmen tailbacks CJ Verdell and Travis Dye replaced the star quarterback's production. Dye posted career-highs with 33 carries for 199 yards, chipping in a touchdown in the process, while Verdell needed just 24 touches to reach career-highs of 208 yards from scrimmage and five total touchdowns. Burmeister attempted just two passes, completing one for 16 yards; before the injury, Herbert went 9-12 through the air for 102 yards and a touchdown to Verdell. The Ducks raced out of the gates under initially amenable weather conditions, scoring touchdowns on two of their first three drives in a dry Reser Stadium. Oregon State added a field goal before halftime but missed an opportunity midway through the second quarter, when third-string quarterback Jack… Read More

Oregon Football closed their regular season with a 55-15 victory in the 122nd Civil War in Corvallis, losing Justin Herbert to an upper-body injury in the process. Braxton Burmeister filled in for Herbert after half, but in reality, freshmen tailbacks CJ Verdell and Travis Dye replaced the star quarterback's production. Dye posted career-highs with 33 carries for 199 yards, chipping in a touchdown in the process, while Verdell needed just 24 touches to reach career-highs of 208 yards from scrimmage and five total touchdowns. Burmeister attempted just two passes, completing one for 16 yards; before the injury, Herbert went 9-12 through the air for 102 yards and a touchdown to Verdell. The Ducks raced out of the gates under initially amenable weather conditions, scoring touchdowns on two of their first three drives in a dry Reser Stadium. Oregon State added a field goal before halftime but missed an opportunity midway through the second quarter, when third-string quarterback Jack… Read More

Oregon Football Head Coach Mario Cristobal is familiar with great rivalries, having played in some high stakes games against Florida State during his blocking days with Miai. It may not come as a surprise, then, that his Ducks are showing extra respect to the Beavers ahead of the 122nd Civil War. There's plenty of recent history to make this iteration special, but even so, the Ducks recruited some help to instill the importance of the Civil War in their players. STORY: Oregon Football Honors Civil War History Ahead of Newest Edition

Oregon Football Head Coach Mario Cristobal is familiar with great rivalries, having played in some high stakes games against Florida State during his blocking days with Miai. It may not come as a surprise, then, that his Ducks are showing extra respect to the Beavers ahead of the 122nd Civil War. There's plenty of recent history to make this iteration special, but even so, the Ducks recruited some help to instill the importance of the Civil War in their players. STORY: Oregon Football Honors Civil War History Ahead of Newest Edition

Live from the Valley River Inn at 12 PM Hosts: Michael Abbott and Mark Wang 12:00 Oregon v.s. OSU

• Breaking down the rivalry
• Significance for both sides
• Where do they stand?
• Oregon Football Respecting History Ahead of 122nd Civil War (Story by Matt Tyra)

12:10 Oregon's Offense

• What is preventing that initial spark?
• How does Oregon ignite an offense without key lineman?
• Staying unpredictable on offense

12:25 Oregon's Defense

• Where have they struggled?
• Limit Jamar Jefferson
• An Unlikely Star Against Arizona State, Gus Cumberlander Finds a Role with Oregon Football (Story by Alex Castle)…

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Live from the Valley River Inn at 12 PM Hosts: Michael Abbott and Mark Wang 12:00 Oregon v.s. OSU

• Breaking down the rivalry
• Significance for both sides
• Where do they stand?
• Oregon Football Respecting History Ahead of 122nd Civil War (Story by Matt Tyra)

12:10 Oregon's Offense

• What is preventing that initial spark?
• How does Oregon ignite an offense without key lineman?
• Staying unpredictable on offense

12:25 Oregon's Defense

• Where have they struggled?
• Limit Jamar Jefferson
• An Unlikely Star Against Arizona State, Gus Cumberlander Finds a Role with Oregon Football (Story by Alex Castle)…

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Oregon Volleyball won a thrilling five set victory over the Washington Huskies in Seattle. Washington had won five of their last six matches, and were determined to defeat the Ducks on senior night. The Ducks struggled early, coming out flat and losing set one 25-16, The Huskies hit .385 and served four aces in that set. Oregon came back strong though, winning set two 25-23 behind an impressive 18 kills, six of which came from Willow Johnson. Set three was one of Oregon's worse sets of the season as the Huskies ran all over the Ducks 25-12 behind seven kills from Kara Bajema.  Washington hit an astounding .556 in that set, taking advantage of Oregon's poor defense. Just when Oregon appeared to be doomed, Lindsey Vander Weide, Willow Johnson, and August Raskie stepped up big time to win set four 25-20. That set up a very important set five, and Oregon played a very strong team effort to win that set 15-13 and take the match. Ronika Stone stepped up after a quiet performance to get… Read More

Oregon Volleyball won a thrilling five set victory over the Washington Huskies in Seattle. Washington had won five of their last six matches, and were determined to defeat the Ducks on senior night. The Ducks struggled early, coming out flat and losing set one 25-16, The Huskies hit .385 and served four aces in that set. Oregon came back strong though, winning set two 25-23 behind an impressive 18 kills, six of which came from Willow Johnson. Set three was one of Oregon's worse sets of the season as the Huskies ran all over the Ducks 25-12 behind seven kills from Kara Bajema.  Washington hit an astounding .556 in that set, taking advantage of Oregon's poor defense. Just when Oregon appeared to be doomed, Lindsey Vander Weide, Willow Johnson, and August Raskie stepped up big time to win set four 25-20. That set up a very important set five, and Oregon played a very strong team effort to win that set 15-13 and take the match. Ronika Stone stepped up after a quiet performance to get… Read More

Entering last Saturday's matchup with Arizona State, Gus Cumberlander had recorded just 10 career tackles his first 22 career games along Oregon's defensive line. Four quarters of football later and an injury to senior Jalen Jelks that sprung the redshirt junior into the rotation and he had added three more tackles, including two momentous sacks and a fumble recovery that sealed the narrow 31-29 victory after La'Mar Winston Jr. came off the edge and stripped the ball from Manny Wilkins. Having now played in 10 of the Ducks' 11 contests in 2018, Cumberlander is starting to find his role and his confidence along the defensive front. Listen below to the full story on Oregon's previously unheralded defensive lineman as he continues to find his place in Jim Leavitt's defense. With Oregon's Eyes Pointed to the Future, Gus Cumberlander Flashes Potential (by Alex Castle)… Read More