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With the potential services of quarterback Justin Herbert and wide receiver Dillon Mitchell unavailable this weekend due to being under concussion protocol after both getting hurt in last week's loss to Arizona, the Oregon offense has to prepare a little differently heading into this weekend. The Ducks know the stakes are high as Chip Kelly and the UCLA Bruins will be coming into Autzen looking to shock the Ducks, so that's why the team has had to intensify their preparation, especially on the offensive side of the ball. Listen below as offensive coordinator Marcus Arroyo and other members of the offense spoke to the media on Tuesday afternoon. Offensive Coordinator Marcus Arroyo Read More

Hosts: Alex Castle, Shawn Medow and Tyler Kastan 6:02 Oregon Football Falls from its Perch 

• Offensive meltdown...who or what's to blame?
• Defense struggling with injuries but doing what it can
• What do we know now about this team?
• Herbert and Mitchell in concussion protocol...expectations rest of the year?

6:30 Oregon Soccer Fighting Down the Stretch

• Can't hang on vs. ASU, Bruner comes thru vs. Arizona
• Checking in on NCAA Tournament odds…

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Oregon football fell from the top 25 rankings following its 44-15 loss to Arizona on Saturday and now must stabilize itself with UCLA and Chip Kelly coming to Eugene. After scoring 30 or more in each of their first six games, the Ducks offense haven't eclipsed that mark in the past two weeks and for the first time since 2003, haven't surpassed 100 yards rushing in consecutive games. Emotions will be high in Autzen Stadium once again this week, with Oregon legend and former head coach Chip Kelly returning to his old stomping grounds. Listen below as head coach Mario Cristobal spoke with the media at his weekly Monday press conference. Head Coach Mario Cristobal  -Alex Castle

Oregon football fell from the top 25 rankings following its 44-15 loss to Arizona on Saturday and now must stabilize itself with UCLA and Chip Kelly coming to Eugene. After scoring 30 or more in each of their first six games, the Ducks offense haven't eclipsed that mark in the past two weeks and for the first time since 2003, haven't surpassed 100 yards rushing in consecutive games. Emotions will be high in Autzen Stadium once again this week, with Oregon legend and former head coach Chip Kelly returning to his old stomping grounds. Listen below as head coach Mario Cristobal spoke with the media at his weekly Monday press conference. Head Coach Mario Cristobal  -Alex Castle

Oregon soccer snapped its eight-game losing streak on Sunday when Bayley Bruner scored an overtime goal to beat Arizona 1-0. The Ducks host Oregon State on Friday at Papé Field in the final game of the season. Head coach Kat Mertz Goalkeeper Halla Hinriksdottir  Read More

Oregon soccer snapped its eight-game losing streak on Sunday when Bayley Bruner scored an overtime goal to beat Arizona 1-0. The Ducks host Oregon State on Friday at Papé Field in the final game of the season. Head coach Kat Mertz Goalkeeper Halla Hinriksdottir  Read More

No. 16 Oregon volleyball finished off its weekend in the desert in impressive fashion, defeating No. 23 Arizona in four sets 25-22, 25-22, 22-25, and 25-17 on Sunday. The Ducks were led by Lindsey Vander Weide and her 17 kills on 40 attacks and five errors for a hitting percentage of .300. The senior also contributed 12 digs and four blocks, good for a double-double on the day. Oregon got another strong outing from freshmen libero Brooke Nuneviller, who finished the weekend with 45 total digs after 27 on Sunday. The Ducks leaned heavily on its service game, which tallied nine aces, four of which came from Nuneviller. The win completes the weekend road sweep and moves Oregon to 15-7 and 8-4 in Pac-12 play, good for a tie at second in the standings. Next up for Oregon is a home-swing versus the LA schools, beginning with No. 15 USC on Friday at 7 p.m. Listen below to the postmatch interviews and a full game story. Match Story (by Alex Castle)… Read More

No. 16 Oregon volleyball finished off its weekend in the desert in impressive fashion, defeating No. 23 Arizona in four sets 25-22, 25-22, 22-25, and 25-17 on Sunday. The Ducks were led by Lindsey Vander Weide and her 17 kills on 40 attacks and five errors for a hitting percentage of .300. The senior also contributed 12 digs and four blocks, good for a double-double on the day. Oregon got another strong outing from freshmen libero Brooke Nuneviller, who finished the weekend with 45 total digs after 27 on Sunday. The Ducks leaned heavily on its service game, which tallied nine aces, four of which came from Nuneviller. The win completes the weekend road sweep and moves Oregon to 15-7 and 8-4 in Pac-12 play, good for a tie at second in the standings. Next up for Oregon is a home-swing versus the LA schools, beginning with No. 15 USC on Friday at 7 p.m. Listen below to the postmatch interviews and a full game story. Match Story (by Alex Castle)… Read More

No. 19 Oregon football fell for its consecutive weekend on the road, this time in shocking fashion after Arizona's dominant 44-15 win. The loss was highlighted by the Ducks inability to move the ball with the Wildcats outgaining them 465 to 270. It was an especially rough night for quarterback Justin Herbert, who finished the night 24-48 for just 186 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Oregon didn't help out their quarterback out much either, with only 84 yards coming on the ground after 23 attempts. It was all too familiar of a start on offense for Oregon, which in the first 10 plays amassed just 28 yards on four drives that resulted in three separate three-and-outs and a fumble from Travis Dye. By the time the Ducks tallied a first down, Arizona already led the game 10-0.  Two more field goals from Josh Pollack extended the lead to 16-0 before Oregon finally found some rhythm on offense thanks to Dillon Mitchell, who capped off a seven play, 75 yard drive with a 29-… Read More

No. 19 Oregon football fell for its consecutive weekend on the road, this time in shocking fashion after Arizona's dominant 44-15 win. The loss was highlighted by the Ducks inability to move the ball with the Wildcats outgaining them 465 to 270. It was an especially rough night for quarterback Justin Herbert, who finished the night 24-48 for just 186 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Oregon didn't help out their quarterback out much either, with only 84 yards coming on the ground after 23 attempts. It was all too familiar of a start on offense for Oregon, which in the first 10 plays amassed just 28 yards on four drives that resulted in three separate three-and-outs and a fumble from Travis Dye. By the time the Ducks tallied a first down, Arizona already led the game 10-0.  Two more field goals from Josh Pollack extended the lead to 16-0 before Oregon finally found some rhythm on offense thanks to Dillon Mitchell, who capped off a seven play, 75 yard drive with a 29-… Read More