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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.

Live from the Valley River Inn at 10:00 AM Host: Tyler Kastan and Sean MacPherson 10:00 Oregon vs. Portland State 

• The Matchup
• Keys for both teams to be victorious

10:13 Oregon's Defense

• Keith Simms' versatility looks to help Oregon's defensive depth (story by Alex Castle)
• How will the defense respond after a slow start last week

10:24 Oregon's Offense

• Jaylon Redd is the spark the receivers need (story by Matt Tyra)
• Who will step up into the second RB slot?
• Do we see more freshman play?

10:35 A Look Around the Pac-12

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Members of no. 18 Oregon have insisted the team's 0-2 start to the season, in which the Ducks dropped matches to then-no. 2 Texas and no. 3 Nebraska, didn't represent how good the team can be. After taking on and taking down no. 1 Minnesota, the Ducks have some proof to point to. Oregon was masterful in close sets on Friday, Sept. 7, winning 25-23, 25-23, 27-25, and 25-23 to earn an early marquee win. UO saw career nights from senior August Raskie (career-high 66 assists), senior Lauren Page (career-high 16 kills), and freshman Brooke Nuneviller (career-high 28 digs), while junior Ronika Stone (19 kills on a .615 pct) highlighted a strong offensive showing. The match was tight in every single set, as can be seen in nearly every team statistic; Oregon outhit Minnesota, but only .298 to .295. After the monstrous victory, Oregon (5-2) gets no breaks, as they face no. 5 Penn State on Saturday, Sept. 8 at 2 PM. GAME STORY (by … Continue with VB | No. 18 Oregon Gouges Gophers, Beating no. 1 Minnesota in 4 Sets.

Members of no. 18 Oregon have insisted the team's 0-2 start to the season, in which the Ducks dropped matches to then-no. 2 Texas and no. 3 Nebraska, didn't represent how good the team can be. After taking on and taking down no. 1 Minnesota, the Ducks have some proof to point to. Oregon was masterful in close sets on Friday, Sept. 7, winning 25-23, 25-23, 27-25, and 25-23 to earn an early marquee win. UO saw career nights from senior August Raskie (career-high 66 assists), senior Lauren Page (career-high 16 kills), and freshman Brooke Nuneviller (career-high 28 digs), while junior Ronika Stone (19 kills on a .615 pct) highlighted a strong offensive showing. The match was tight in every single set, as can be seen in nearly every team statistic; Oregon outhit Minnesota, but only .298 to .295. After the monstrous victory, Oregon (5-2) gets no breaks, as they face no. 5 Penn State on Saturday, Sept. 8 at 2 PM. GAME STORY (by … Continue with VB | No. 18 Oregon Gouges Gophers, Beating no. 1 Minnesota in 4 Sets.

After missing what would have been his sophomore season due to injury, Oregon linebacker Keith Simms returned to the gridiron in week one for the Ducks in a career day against Bowling Green. Matching his previous career-high with five total stops, including two on special teams, Simms stood out in the middle of the defense. With usual start La'Mar Winston Jr. still uncertain for Oregon's week two meeting with Portland State, the redshirt sophomore is poised to make another big impact. Listen below to the full story. Keith Simms Provides Depth and Versatility in Return to Football (by Alex Castle)

After missing what would have been his sophomore season due to injury, Oregon linebacker Keith Simms returned to the gridiron in week one for the Ducks in a career day against Bowling Green. Matching his previous career-high with five total stops, including two on special teams, Simms stood out in the middle of the defense. With usual start La'Mar Winston Jr. still uncertain for Oregon's week two meeting with Portland State, the redshirt sophomore is poised to make another big impact. Listen below to the full story. Keith Simms Provides Depth and Versatility in Return to Football (by Alex Castle)

The first quarter of Oregon Football's 58-24 win over Bowling Green was marked by mistakes - namely drops by the wide receivers - that saw the Ducks trailing 10-0. Sophomore receiver Jaylon Redd was responsible for a big drop of his own, but his response showed why Redd may be the receiving threat the Ducks have been looking for.

The first quarter of Oregon Football's 58-24 win over Bowling Green was marked by mistakes - namely drops by the wide receivers - that saw the Ducks trailing 10-0. Sophomore receiver Jaylon Redd was responsible for a big drop of his own, but his response showed why Redd may be the receiving threat the Ducks have been looking for.

Hosts: Alex Castle and Jordan Brenner 6:02 Oregon Football Hosts FCS Portland State 

• What to expect from Portland State on Saturday
• What starting spots could still be swayed?
• What should the Ducks do at backup QB?

6:25 Oregon Volleyball in the PAC-12/Big Ten Challenge 

• Another pair of Top 5 foes, how do the Ducks matchup?
• Does Oregon need to win one of these matches?
• Weekend predictions

6:40 NFL Season Underway 

• Eagles open Super Bowl defense vs. Falcons
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Coming into 2018 with higher expectations then a season ago, the Oregon defense showed flashes of its potential in its week one victory over Bowling Green. Though the Falcons found early success and took advantage of some missed assignments in the second half, Oregon's lead in the game allowed for several rotations throughout the field that gave a number of defenders valuable playing time. With some injuries already plaguing the team, the Ducks' depth is invaluable moving forward and should remain on full display with favorable matchups until PAC-12 play begins. Listen below to the full interviews following Wednesday's practice. Head Coach Mario Cristobal  Continue with AUDIO: Oregon Football Finding Depth on Defense.