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New head coach Melyssa Lombardi and No. 25 Oregon Softball have waited a long time for the 2019 season opener, and now the Kajikawa Classic lies just two days away. With plenty of newcomers on the roster, Lombardi expressed her excitement to start the season and showcase her team. Meanwhile, starting outfielder Haley Cruse, who led the Ducks in batting average last year, explained her transition from a key role player into a leadership role. Find Oregon's full comments from Wednesday, February 6 below.

Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi

Outfielder Haley Cruse

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New head coach Melyssa Lombardi and No. 25 Oregon Softball have waited a long time for the 2019 season opener, and now the Kajikawa Classic lies just two days away. With plenty of newcomers on the roster, Lombardi expressed her excitement to start the season and showcase her team. Meanwhile, starting outfielder Haley Cruse, who led the Ducks in batting average last year, explained her transition from a key role player into a leadership role. Find Oregon's full comments from Wednesday, February 6 below.

Head Coach Melyssa Lombardi

Outfielder Haley Cruse

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After signing 22 players to national letters of intent during December's early signing period, Oregon football added another three commits to its program-best 2019 recruiting class on Wednesday's National Signing Day. The Ducks made notable signings such as No. 1 overall recruit Kayvon Thibodeaux in December that bolstered its class into a consensus top 10 spot in the nation. Though Wednesday's additions didn't include any real surprises, Oregon did receive a commitment from Kristan Williams, a defensive lineman from Memphis, Tenn. who had previously been committed to Minnesota, to combine with its earlier verbal commits of Jamal Hill, a safety from Georgia, and DJ James, a cornerback from Alabama. Each of Wednesday's signings were picked up from SEC-country, a notable win for the Ducks' national brand beyond the west coast. With the final commitments, Oregon has solidified its highest-ever recruiting class in program history. Listen below as head coach Mario…

After signing 22 players to national letters of intent during December's early signing period, Oregon football added another three commits to its program-best 2019 recruiting class on Wednesday's National Signing Day. The Ducks made notable signings such as No. 1 overall recruit Kayvon Thibodeaux in December that bolstered its class into a consensus top 10 spot in the nation. Though Wednesday's additions didn't include any real surprises, Oregon did receive a commitment from Kristan Williams, a defensive lineman from Memphis, Tenn. who had previously been committed to Minnesota, to combine with its earlier verbal commits of Jamal Hill, a safety from Georgia, and DJ James, a cornerback from Alabama. Each of Wednesday's signings were picked up from SEC-country, a notable win for the Ducks' national brand beyond the west coast. With the final commitments, Oregon has solidified its highest-ever recruiting class in program history. Listen below as head coach Mario…

HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Bill Braker, and Sean MacPherson

6:00 Oregon MBB vs Cal Preview

• Oregon needs sweep in easiest weekend of the season
• A look at Cal, keys in the match-up + predictions
• After a half-season of Lou King, should he be a one-and-done?
• Gauging the ceilings of other freshman

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

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Oregon men's basketball (13-9, 4-5) returns from its Rocky Mountain road trip to host California and Stanford this week, including a rare Wednesday night matchup with the Golden Bears (5-16, 0-9). The Ducks, which split last weekend with a win at Utah and loss at Colorado, bring its pestering defense that boasts three of the conference's top 10 players in steals this season to face the Pac's bottom-feeder in the rebuilding Cal. Despite the Golden Bear's winless mark in conference, at 4-2 in its previous trips to MKA, Cal is the only Pac-12 team besides Oregon that has a winning record in the Ducks' new home arena. On Sunday, Oregon has another chance to separate itself from the middle-pack of the standings when Stanford (11-10, 4-5) comes to Eugene. Listen below as head coach Dana Altman and guard Payton Pritchard preview the upcoming matchups.

Head Coach Dana Altman

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Oregon men's basketball (13-9, 4-5) returns from its Rocky Mountain road trip to host California and Stanford this week, including a rare Wednesday night matchup with the Golden Bears (5-16, 0-9). The Ducks, which split last weekend with a win at Utah and loss at Colorado, bring its pestering defense that boasts three of the conference's top 10 players in steals this season to face the Pac's bottom-feeder in the rebuilding Cal. Despite the Golden Bear's winless mark in conference, at 4-2 in its previous trips to MKA, Cal is the only Pac-12 team besides Oregon that has a winning record in the Ducks' new home arena. On Sunday, Oregon has another chance to separate itself from the middle-pack of the standings when Stanford (11-10, 4-5) comes to Eugene. Listen below as head coach Dana Altman and guard Payton Pritchard preview the upcoming matchups.

Head Coach Dana Altman

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Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Jonah Rosenberg and Adam Susman

6:00 Oregon Men's Basketball Prepares for Cal After Split in the Rockies

• Oregon flat in loss against Colorado; what went wrong?
• Which Oregon will show up against Cal? Which Oregon has to show up?
• Checking in on Oregon's draft prospects

6:20 GUEST: Joey McMurry (Oregon IMG)

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Hosts: Alex Castle, Adam Susman and Gabe Ornelas

6:03 Oregon Softball Adds Five Walk-Ons

• Quick look at the new additions
• Season opener on Friday
• Over/Under .500 this season?

6:20 GUEST: Alek Arend (247Sports)

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Oregon improves to 10-0 in league play and makes it 14 in a row with a 102-43 win over Colorado Boulder Sunday afternoon. The Ducks were led by Hebard’s 24 points on 10-10 shooting. They began the game on a 16-0 run and went the entire first quarter without allowing a FG. It was 27-2 after one quarter and 54-13 at halftime. The Ducks scored 100 points for the fifth time this season and it took all 9 players to do it. All nine active players on the Ducks roster scored, 4 of which had double figures. Oregon held CU to 25% shooting from the field and 19% shooting from 3. They forced the Buffs to turn the ball over 18 times as well. Oregon themselves went 9-18 from three and 58% from the field and turned the ball over 6 times.

UP NEXT: Oregon travels down to the Bay to take on a Cal Bears team that recently knocked off #6 Stanford. Tip-off is set for 8 pm on Friday. 

Game story (Michael Abbott)