For the second time this season, Oregon came back to win the match after losing the first set. Last time, it was September 22nd as the Ducks took town Washington State in five sets, except Sunday afternoon it only took four stets for the #16 Oregon Ducks to take down #22 UCLA, 21-25, 25-14, 25-16, 27-25. Sunday afternoon's performance required four Oregon players to record double doubles- the first time this season. Oregon held the Bruins to a .077 hitting percentage and out-killed the Bruins 56-41. UO outscored the Bruins 50-30 in sets two and three, largely due to excellent blocking. The Ducks had 15 total team blocks compared to UCLA's seven. Oregon will have to regroup quickly as they travel to take on the Bay Area schools, beginning Thursday at 8 pm with a bout with the Pac 12's best Stanford Cardinal. Match Story: (By: Bill Braker)… Read More

Oregon football returned to Autzen Stadium after two consecutive road losses and emerged victorious over the visiting UCLA Bruins 42-21. Saturday's win for Oregon clinched bowl eligibility for the 13th time in the past 14 seasons, as Oregon compiled 492 yards on offense. Despite being in concussion protocol for much of the week, quarterback Justin Herbert threw for 262 yards and two touchdowns, marking his 24th consecutive game with a touchdown pass. Also a game-time decision due to a concussion, Dillon Mitchell continued his tear through Pac-12 play, accounting for 156 yards and two touchdowns on eight receptions. Oregon also proved to be productive in the run game, gaining 200 yards on the ground on 42 carries. Oregon's big night, however, was kicked off with an explosive play on special teams, as Ugo Amadi returned a punt 56 yards to the end zone - Oregon's first since 2015. Oregon would push the lead in the first half as high as 21-0 on a Justin Herbert four-yard touchdown… Read More

Oregon football returned to Autzen Stadium after two consecutive road losses and emerged victorious over the visiting UCLA Bruins 42-21. Saturday's win for Oregon clinched bowl eligibility for the 13th time in the past 14 seasons, as Oregon compiled 492 yards on offense. Despite being in concussion protocol for much of the week, quarterback Justin Herbert threw for 262 yards and two touchdowns, marking his 24th consecutive game with a touchdown pass. Also a game-time decision due to a concussion, Dillon Mitchell continued his tear through Pac-12 play, accounting for 156 yards and two touchdowns on eight receptions. Oregon also proved to be productive in the run game, gaining 200 yards on the ground on 42 carries. Oregon's big night, however, was kicked off with an explosive play on special teams, as Ugo Amadi returned a punt 56 yards to the end zone - Oregon's first since 2015. Oregon would push the lead in the first half as high as 21-0 on a Justin Herbert four-yard touchdown… Read More

Live from the Valley River Inn at 3:30 PM Hosts: Sean MacPherson and Trent Shigut 3:30 Oregon vs. UCLA

• Welcome Back Chip Kelly
• Breaking down the matchup
• Significance for both sides

3:45 Oregon’s Offense 

• Depleted Oregon Offense Looks to Stabilize Season (Story by Alex Castle)
• What is wrong with this offense lately?
• How does this offense bounce back potentially without key players?

3:55 Oregon’s Defense 

• How will Oregon's defense bounce back today?
• Keys to stopping UCLA

4:00 Kickoff Approaching

• Over the River and Through The Woods with Jordan Brenner
• Check in to other CFB games
• Predictions

Off to… Read More

Live from the Valley River Inn at 3:30 PM Hosts: Sean MacPherson and Trent Shigut 3:30 Oregon vs. UCLA

• Welcome Back Chip Kelly
• Breaking down the matchup
• Significance for both sides

3:45 Oregon’s Offense 

• Depleted Oregon Offense Looks to Stabilize Season (Story by Alex Castle)
• What is wrong with this offense lately?
• How does this offense bounce back potentially without key players?

3:55 Oregon’s Defense 

• How will Oregon's defense bounce back today?
• Keys to stopping UCLA

4:00 Kickoff Approaching

• Over the River and Through The Woods with Jordan Brenner
• Check in to other CFB games
• Predictions

Off to… Read More

The Oregon Ducks were swept at the hands of the USC Trojans Friday night for the fourth time this season and the first time since September 30. The Trojans and Ducks were neck and neck through the first two sets, but USC used some late set magic to take the first set 30-28 and win the second set 25-23. Both teams were nearly identical in the hitting percentage as the Trojans hit .297, while Oregon hit .272. The difference were service aces as USC outscored Oregon 8-4 in that category and won the points that mattered most. USC was in control all of the third set winning 25-17. Oregon falls to 15-8 and 8-5 in conference and will look to bounce back as they take on UCLA Sunday at noon. Game Story (By: Bill Braker)… Read More

On senior night the seniors got it done. Marissa Everett scored a brace and Halla Hinriksdottir got the shutout as the Ducks beat Oregon State 2-0 at Papé Field on Friday night. The Ducks end the season 9-9-1, 3-8 Pac-12, with Oregon still searching for its first NCAA Tournament bid in program history. Game Story (by Shawn Medow) Interviews Head coach Kat Mertz Read More

On senior night the seniors got it done. Marissa Everett scored a brace and Halla Hinriksdottir got the shutout as the Ducks beat Oregon State 2-0 at Papé Field on Friday night. The Ducks end the season 9-9-1, 3-8 Pac-12, with Oregon still searching for its first NCAA Tournament bid in program history. Game Story (by Shawn Medow) Interviews Head coach Kat Mertz Read More

The women's basketball team is going into this season as the No. 1 in the Pac-12 preseason poll and is ranked No. 3 nationally. The team this season is looking to build on their success from the last two years, as the Ducks have reached back-to-back Elite Eights. Head coach Kelly Graves and a few players from the team talked to the media before practice about their upcoming non-conference schedule and this season's goals. Interviews Head Coach Kelly Graves Junior Forward Ruthy Hebard… Read More

The women's basketball team is going into this season as the No. 1 in the Pac-12 preseason poll and is ranked No. 3 nationally. The team this season is looking to build on their success from the last two years, as the Ducks have reached back-to-back Elite Eights. Head coach Kelly Graves and a few players from the team talked to the media before practice about their upcoming non-conference schedule and this season's goals. Interviews Head Coach Kelly Graves Junior Forward Ruthy Hebard… Read More