#12 Oregon Ducks fell in straight sets 25-23, 25-22, 25-22 to Arizona State to complete a weekend home sweep to push the Ducks to 2-2 in conference play and 9-5 overall. Leading the way for the Sun Devils was Serbian-born Ivana Jeremic who had a match-high 16 kills to go with 12 digs. On the other side, Ronika Stone and Lindsey Vander Weide were the only Ducks to crack double-digit kills. The Ducks also hit just .189 on the match, much below their season average. Next up for the Ducks is a trip to LA to face USC and UCLA, both top-25 teams. Match Story: (by Austin Cracraft) Read More

The Oregon Ducks took to the road for the first time all season, heading south to Berkley to take on the California Golden Bears in a game that saw improvements on both sides of the ball as the Ducks pulled out a victory 42-24. After last week's heartbreaking loss to Stanford, all eyes were on Oregon's defense and how they would defend the Bears' quarterback duo of Brandon McIlwain and Chase Garbers. For the most part, the defense rose to the occasion, allowing only 184 yards and one touchdown through the air. Defensive Backs Jevon Holland and Ugo Amadi had two interceptions apiece, but Amadi capped off his big night (seven solo tackles) by returning his second interception to the end zone to shut away the Bears for good. Quarterback Justin Hebert had another stellar night, completing 16 of 22 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns, including a masterful 36-yard touchdown pass to Dillon Mitchell. Travis Dye led the backfield with 20 carries, totaling 115 yards and a… Read More

Live from the Valley River Inn at 6:30 PM Hosts: Bill Braker and Michael Strite 6:30 Oregon vs. California

• The Matchup- Review of Recent History
• Significance of the Game for Both Teams
• Keys for both teams to be victorious

6:42 Oregon’s Offense 

• After Disaster, Ducks Must Count on Cristobal (story by Matt Tyra)
• What makes this Cal defense so good?
• Can Oregon replace TBJ and how will Verdell respond?

6:55 Oregon Defense

• Stopping Cal’s Two Headed Monster at Quarterback
• Oregon’s Secondary Response
• Over the River and Through the Woods by Jordan Brenner

7:05 A Look Around the Pac-12… Read More

The number 12 ranked Oregon Ducks took home court Friday night as they faced off against number 24 ranked Arizona Wildcats in a match that took all five sets. Arizona came out on top in the end, winning the fifth set 16-14. Kendra Dahlke led the way for the Wildcats with 26 kills, helping her team hand the Ducks their first home loss of the season. Match Story  Post Match Audio Oregon Head Coach Matt Ulmer Read More

The number 12 ranked Oregon Ducks took home court Friday night as they faced off against number 24 ranked Arizona Wildcats in a match that took all five sets. Arizona came out on top in the end, winning the fifth set 16-14. Kendra Dahlke led the way for the Wildcats with 26 kills, helping her team hand the Ducks their first home loss of the season. Match Story  Post Match Audio Oregon Head Coach Matt Ulmer Read More

No. 19 Oregon seems to have two seasons already during 2018 - what happened before the team's 3rd quarter, 4th quarter and overtime collapse against no. 7 Stanford, and what comes next. The Ducks showed against the Cardinal that they can compete with some of the best teams in the country on their day, but a loss of such monumental proportions can crush even battle-hardened squads. Now more than ever, Oregon's 2018 success depends on the ability of their leader from the sidelines - head coach Mario Cristobal. According to the Ducks, there's extreme faith that through his unique leadership, he'll guide them properly in the aftermath of heartbreak. After Disaster, Ducks Must Count on Cristobal Read More

No. 19 Oregon seems to have two seasons already during 2018 - what happened before the team's 3rd quarter, 4th quarter and overtime collapse against no. 7 Stanford, and what comes next. The Ducks showed against the Cardinal that they can compete with some of the best teams in the country on their day, but a loss of such monumental proportions can crush even battle-hardened squads. Now more than ever, Oregon's 2018 success depends on the ability of their leader from the sidelines - head coach Mario Cristobal. According to the Ducks, there's extreme faith that through his unique leadership, he'll guide them properly in the aftermath of heartbreak. After Disaster, Ducks Must Count on Cristobal Read More

Hosts: Naveed Habibelahian and Jordan Brenner 6:00 Oregon Football Faces Ranked Opponent in First Road Game

• How to avoid second half struggles
• Challenges Cal presents to Oregon's defense?
• Key matchup to watch out for?
• Final predictions and x-factor
• What departure of Taj Griffin means for program; Thoughts?

6:30 GUEST: Shawn Medow (Voice of Oregon Soccer) 6:3 Recap of Oregon Soccer's Play at Washington State

• Give our thoughts on overall performance
• Where is the…

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QuackSmack is live from the Valley River Inn -- Watch the show live on periscope at our twitter: @KWVASports Hosts: Alex Castle, Matt Tyra and Jordan Brenner  6:01 Oregon Football Faces First Road Test at No. 24 Cal 

• Chance to respond from loss and overcome 2017's road struggles
• Who is Cal and how much of a test is this really?
• Keys: game-planning the victory for both sides
• Predictions: Score, x-factor and bold prediction

6:28 Oregon Volleyball Hosts… Read More

While Head Coach Matt Ulmer has led his team to a 9-3 start to the season, a 2-0 start in Pac-12 play and a no. 12 ranking in the AVCA poll, he and his team remain critical of their start. Coach Ulmer, outside hitter Lindsey Vander Weide, and middle blocker Ronika Stone all discussed ways they hope the team can improve, and their overall thoughts on their start to Pac-12 play, during Wednesday's media availability. The Ducks will play Arizona Friday, Sept. 28 at 8 PM before their Sunday matchup with Arizona State at 1 PM. Listen in to the team's remarks below. Head Coach Matt Ulmer Read More