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Hosts: Jordan Brenner, Shawn Medow and Sean MacPherson 6:00 Oregon Football Comes up Short in Pullman 

• Appreciating the Pullman craziness from Saturday
• Who is most to blame for the loss against Washington State?
• Positives from Oregon's defeat
• A brief look at Oregon's immediate and not so immediate future

6:25 GUEST: Joey McMurry (Oregon IMG) … Read More

The Oregon women's basketball team's 2018-2019 season opener is approaching as the Ducks continue its preseason preparations. With such a strong returning group of players fresh off the program's first ever sweep of the regular season and tournament Pac-12 Championship and consecutive appearances in the Elite Eight, head coach Kelly Graves has seen his team pickup right where the left off. The one noticeable absence on this year's squad is the program's all-time three-point shooter in Lexi Bando, who graduated after last season. Despite having to make up for her productivity, the Ducks have seen transfer Erin Boley step in nicely thus far and in fact, the team expect to see an increase in their looks behind the arc. Listen below as coach Graves along with junior leaders Sabrina Ionescu and Ruthy Hebard spoke with the media prior to Tuesday afternoon's practice. Head Coach Kelly Graves… Read More

The Oregon women's basketball team's 2018-2019 season opener is approaching as the Ducks continue its preseason preparations. With such a strong returning group of players fresh off the program's first ever sweep of the regular season and tournament Pac-12 Championship and consecutive appearances in the Elite Eight, head coach Kelly Graves has seen his team pickup right where the left off. The one noticeable absence on this year's squad is the program's all-time three-point shooter in Lexi Bando, who graduated after last season. Despite having to make up for her productivity, the Ducks have seen transfer Erin Boley step in nicely thus far and in fact, the team expect to see an increase in their looks behind the arc. Listen below as coach Graves along with junior leaders Sabrina Ionescu and Ruthy Hebard spoke with the media prior to Tuesday afternoon's practice. Head Coach Kelly Graves… Read More

No. 19 Oregon football's 34-20 loss at Washington State the past weekend was enumerated by a dreadful first half of offense where the Ducks amassed a season-low 39 total yards and zero points. With another road trip, this time to meet Arizona, on deck for Oregon, quarterback Justin Herbert and the offense are looking to put that first half in their past. Entering last Saturday, the Ducks were one of the nation's most efficient teams at scoring the ball in the first half with an average of 27 points, and will look to use the opening half as their advantage once again against the Wildcats this Saturday. Listen below as Herbert and the offense spoke with the media after practice on Tuesday morning. Offensive Coordinator Marcus Arroyo… Read More

No. 19 Oregon football's 34-20 loss at Washington State the past weekend was enumerated by a dreadful first half of offense where the Ducks amassed a season-low 39 total yards and zero points. With another road trip, this time to meet Arizona, on deck for Oregon, quarterback Justin Herbert and the offense are looking to put that first half in their past. Entering last Saturday, the Ducks were one of the nation's most efficient teams at scoring the ball in the first half with an average of 27 points, and will look to use the opening half as their advantage once again against the Wildcats this Saturday. Listen below as Herbert and the offense spoke with the media after practice on Tuesday morning. Offensive Coordinator Marcus Arroyo… Read More

It's back to the drawing board for No. 19 Oregon football (5-2, 2-2) following a disappointing 34-20 loss to No. 14 Washington State (6-1, 3-1) in Pullman last Saturday.The loss was highlighted by a dismal 58 yards on the ground and the zero points the Ducks' offense mustered in the first half en route to a 27-0 deficit. Despite outscoring the Cougars 20-7 in the second half, Oregon couldn't overcome Mike Leach's air raid offense that tallied 323 yards and four touchdown from quarterback Gardner Minshew II. Next up for Oregon is another road trip, this time to the Tucson desert for a meeting with Arizona (3-5, 2-3). It'll be the first non-ranked opponent for Oregon after their first four conference foes all appeared in the top 25. With the whispers of a playoff run silenced and an increasingly complicated path to the Pac-12 north title, the Ducks are looking to stabilize and prepare for the season's final stretch. Listen below as head coach Mario Cristobal spoke with the media at his… Read More

It's back to the drawing board for No. 19 Oregon football (5-2, 2-2) following a disappointing 34-20 loss to No. 14 Washington State (6-1, 3-1) in Pullman last Saturday.The loss was highlighted by a dismal 58 yards on the ground and the zero points the Ducks' offense mustered in the first half en route to a 27-0 deficit. Despite outscoring the Cougars 20-7 in the second half, Oregon couldn't overcome Mike Leach's air raid offense that tallied 323 yards and four touchdown from quarterback Gardner Minshew II. Next up for Oregon is another road trip, this time to the Tucson desert for a meeting with Arizona (3-5, 2-3). It'll be the first non-ranked opponent for Oregon after their first four conference foes all appeared in the top 25. With the whispers of a playoff run silenced and an increasingly complicated path to the Pac-12 north title, the Ducks are looking to stabilize and prepare for the season's final stretch. Listen below as head coach Mario Cristobal spoke with the media at his… Read More

Hosts: Alex Castle, Sean MacPherson and Brenten Kelly 6:02 Washington State Uses Oregon Football as Statement Win 

• What went wrong in the first half? What did the second half tell us?
• Pac-12 Power Rankings: With the CFP off the table, what's the path to the Rose Bowl look like?
• Reports: Justin Herbert will return to Oregon in 2019. You buying it?
• What the hell are Larry Scott and the Pac-12 doing?

6:30 GUEST: Steve Mims… Read More

The #16 Oregon Ducks (12-6, 5-3) fell to the #2 Stanford Cardinal (16-1, 8-0) by a score of 3-1 (25-16, 21-25, 17-25, 15-25). Oregon jumped out to a huge start on the Cardinal, earning a dominant set 1 win 25-16. Behind the crowd of Matthew Knight Arena and the fire in the eyes of the Ducks, it appeared we would have a real competitive match on Sunday. But then Stanford gutted out a 25-21 on the Ducks to even the match at 1-1. In set 3, the Cardinal found their groove as they went for a huge 8-0 run in the middle of the set. Oregon put together a little rally, but Stanford was too much to handle as they served 4 aces in that set. Stanford led 2-1 at that point, leading to their dominant set 4 win in which they completely outclassed Oregon. Kathryn Plummer of Stanford began to dominate midgame as she finished with with 19 kills on a .333 hitting percentage. Also for the Cardinal, reigning national player of the year Jenna Gray was huge with 41 assists and a .400 hitting percentage. For… Read More

The #16 Oregon Ducks (12-6, 5-3) fell to the #2 Stanford Cardinal (16-1, 8-0) by a score of 3-1 (25-16, 21-25, 17-25, 15-25). Oregon jumped out to a huge start on the Cardinal, earning a dominant set 1 win 25-16. Behind the crowd of Matthew Knight Arena and the fire in the eyes of the Ducks, it appeared we would have a real competitive match on Sunday. But then Stanford gutted out a 25-21 on the Ducks to even the match at 1-1. In set 3, the Cardinal found their groove as they went for a huge 8-0 run in the middle of the set. Oregon put together a little rally, but Stanford was too much to handle as they served 4 aces in that set. Stanford led 2-1 at that point, leading to their dominant set 4 win in which they completely outclassed Oregon. Kathryn Plummer of Stanford began to dominate midgame as she finished with with 19 kills on a .333 hitting percentage. Also for the Cardinal, reigning national player of the year Jenna Gray was huge with 41 assists and a .400 hitting percentage. For… Read More