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HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Austin Cracraft and Gio Pulido Continue with QuackSmack: Wednesday, 9/12/18.

Following up their week one performance with a clean offensive performance that led to 62 points against Portland State in week two, the Ducks offense looks to maintain its momentum through week three against San Jose State. In the win against PSU, Oregon's offense was highlighted by a wide array of playmakers touching the ball and making an impact, as the Ducks have seen 11 different players either rush for or catch a touchdown, a number that leads the entire FBS. Listen below as the Oregon coaches and players reflect on their offense after practice Tuesday afternoon. Running Backs' Coach Jim Mastro Continue with AUDIO: Oregon Football's Offense Rolling Through Non-Conference.

Following up their week one performance with a clean offensive performance that led to 62 points against Portland State in week two, the Ducks offense looks to maintain its momentum through week three against San Jose State. In the win against PSU, Oregon's offense was highlighted by a wide array of playmakers touching the ball and making an impact, as the Ducks have seen 11 different players either rush for or catch a touchdown, a number that leads the entire FBS. Listen below as the Oregon coaches and players reflect on their offense after practice Tuesday afternoon. Running Backs' Coach Jim Mastro Continue with AUDIO: Oregon Football's Offense Rolling Through Non-Conference.

Hosts: Alex Castle and Tyler Kastan 6:01 Oregon Football Preps for Final Tune-Up 

• Taggart catching heat over at FSU
• Evaluating Justin Herbert's performances so far
• Kano Dillon and the TEs in McCormick's absence

6:25 GUEST: Joey McMurry (Oregon IMG)… Continue with QuackSmack: Tuesday, 9/11/18.

Hosts: Alex Castle, Maverick Pallack and Tyler Kastan soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/498204825" params="color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false" width="100%" height="166" iframe="true" /] 6:01 Oregon Football Cruises Through Week Two 

• Little resistance from Portland State in win; Ducks move up to No. 20
• Breaking down the RB position, TBJ and Verdell #1 and #2?
• Buying into the playmakers?
• Quick thoughts on the defense

6:25 GUEST: Andrew Haubner (KEZI Sports Director)  … Continue with QuackSmack: Monday, 9/10/18.

Having cruised through the first two weeks of the season, No. 20 Oregon football stares down its final non-conference opponent this Saturday when San Jose State (0-2) comes to Eugene. Averaging a gaudy 60 points per game on the season, the Duck offense brings waves of confidence with them into their final tune-up against a San Jose State team that has struggled mightily in 2018. With the Spartans owning a week one loss to FCS foe UC Davis, and Oregon coming off its blowout of Portland State from the FCS, the Ducks appear to be heavy favorites once again. But with a ranked PAC-12 opponent in Stanford on the horizon in the conference opener the following Saturday, the Ducks can't afford to take a weekend off in what may be its final dress rehearsal before the team hits the brunt of its schedule. Listen below as head coach Mario Cristobal reviews Oregon's week two victory and looks ahead to its next opponent in his weekly press conference. Head Coach Mario Cristobal … Continue with AUDIO: No. 20 Oregon Football Set for Final Tune-Up.

Having cruised through the first two weeks of the season, No. 20 Oregon football stares down its final non-conference opponent this Saturday when San Jose State (0-2) comes to Eugene. Averaging a gaudy 60 points per game on the season, the Duck offense brings waves of confidence with them into their final tune-up against a San Jose State team that has struggled mightily in 2018. With the Spartans owning a week one loss to FCS foe UC Davis, and Oregon coming off its blowout of Portland State from the FCS, the Ducks appear to be heavy favorites once again. But with a ranked PAC-12 opponent in Stanford on the horizon in the conference opener the following Saturday, the Ducks can't afford to take a weekend off in what may be its final dress rehearsal before the team hits the brunt of its schedule. Listen below as head coach Mario Cristobal reviews Oregon's week two victory and looks ahead to its next opponent in his weekly press conference. Head Coach Mario Cristobal … Continue with AUDIO: No. 20 Oregon Football Set for Final Tune-Up.

No. 18 Oregon Volleyball was unable to respond to their upset over no. 1 Minnesota with back-to-back top-five victories, falling 25-23, 25-23, and 25-19 on Saturday, Sept. 8 against the 5th-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions. The Ducks started well in the first two sets, using powerful serves and timely offense to break through against the Nittany Lions. However, Oregon couldn't pull out points at the end of those first two frames and lost their composure during the beginning of the third. After giving up an 18-8 lead in set 3, UO clawed their way back, but could only move the margin to five before dropping the match. As a team, the Ducks hit just .136. Though junior right side Willow Johnson buouyed her squad with 11 kills and a .400 hitting percentage, Oregon's defense couldn't support their offense nearly the way it did against the Golden Gophers, who UO hit .298 against. Senior setter August Raskie did put up a double-double with 28 assists and 10 digs, but fell well short of the… Continue with VB | No. 18 Oregon Falls in Straight Sets to Young Nittany Lions.

No. 18 Oregon Volleyball was unable to respond to their upset over no. 1 Minnesota with back-to-back top-five victories, falling 25-23, 25-23, and 25-19 on Saturday, Sept. 8 against the 5th-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions. The Ducks started well in the first two sets, using powerful serves and timely offense to break through against the Nittany Lions. However, Oregon couldn't pull out points at the end of those first two frames and lost their composure during the beginning of the third. After giving up an 18-8 lead in set 3, UO clawed their way back, but could only move the margin to five before dropping the match. As a team, the Ducks hit just .136. Though junior right side Willow Johnson buouyed her squad with 11 kills and a .400 hitting percentage, Oregon's defense couldn't support their offense nearly the way it did against the Golden Gophers, who UO hit .298 against. Senior setter August Raskie did put up a double-double with 28 assists and 10 digs, but fell well short of the… Continue with VB | No. 18 Oregon Falls in Straight Sets to Young Nittany Lions.

A whole slew of Oregon Ducks made an impact in the 62-14 victory against FCS foe Portland State. The Ducks' offense saw 11 different receivers with at least one catch, four of whom scored. Oregon receiver's Brendan Schooler and Jaylon Redd led the way, combining for 7 catches and 66 yards with a touchdown. Running backs Tony Brooks-James and CJ Verdell were the most productive rushers for the Ducks, each rushing for over 100 yards while Verdell also averaged 9.6 yards-per-carry. Brooks-James also added two touchdowns in the game. Portland State's offense had trouble running against the Oregon front-seven. The Vikings mustered only 66 yards against the Ducks, who sacked PSU Quarterback Jalani Eason four times. Eason did have two touchdown passes to Charlie Taumoepeau, one a 71-yard pass and the other a was a four-yard catch during Portland State's only red zone opportunity of the game. The Ducks will host San Jose State in the final non-league game on Saturday, September 8 at 2 p.… Continue with FB | No. 23 Oregon Downs FCS Portland State to Improve to 2-0.