After securing 15 commitments during the early signing period back in December of 2017, Oregon's new head coach Mario Cristobal has added eight more to the 2018 class by the afternoon of National Signing Day. In total, Oregon signed 11 ESPN300 recruits and finds themselves with a top 20 class according to most recruiting services. With more additions potentially on their way, coach Cristobal spoke with the media Wednesday afternoon to breakdown the class thus far. Listen to the full press conference below. Head Coach Mario Cristobal -Alex Castle

HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Jordan Brenner and Sean MacPherson 6:00 UO MBB Visited by UDub, Wazzou this Weekend

• Brief look at Washington and Washington State
• Is UDub's recent streak something that should scare Ducks?
• Keys to a weekend sweep
• Predictions

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Coming off the team's worst loss under head coach Dana Altman last weekend in Palo Alto, the Oregon Men's Basketball team return to Matthew Knight Arena this weekend for a couple of home games against the Washington schools. The Huskies are coming off a thrilling victory over the highly-ranked Arizona Wildcats. The Ducks host Washington on Thursday and Washington State on Saturday. Before Wednesday's practice, members of the team met with the media to discuss the challenges of the upcoming week. Head Coach Dana Altman

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Coming off the team's worst loss under head coach Dana Altman last weekend in Palo Alto, the Oregon Men's Basketball team return to Matthew Knight Arena this weekend for a couple of home games against the Washington schools. The Huskies are coming off a thrilling victory over the highly-ranked Arizona Wildcats. The Ducks host Washington on Thursday and Washington State on Saturday. Before Wednesday's practice, members of the team met with the media to discuss the challenges of the upcoming week. Head Coach Dana Altman

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The Oregon Ducks softball team kicks off its 2018 campaign on Thursday, February 8 in Tempe, Arizona as part of the Kajikawa Classic. Members of the team met with and spoke to the media ahead of its Tuesday afternoon practice at Jane Sanders Stadium in Eugene, Oregon. The Ducks are ranked. No. 3 in the NFCA preseason poll and Pac-12 coaches picked Oregon to win its fifth conference title in six years. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Mike White Senior Catcher Gwen Svekis… Read More

The Oregon Ducks softball team kicks off its 2018 campaign on Thursday, February 8 in Tempe, Arizona as part of the Kajikawa Classic. Members of the team met with and spoke to the media ahead of its Tuesday afternoon practice at Jane Sanders Stadium in Eugene, Oregon. The Ducks are ranked. No. 3 in the NFCA preseason poll and Pac-12 coaches picked Oregon to win its fifth conference title in six years. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Mike White Senior Catcher Gwen Svekis… Read More

HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Sean MacPherson, and Ethan Wyss 6:00 Oregon MBB Goes 1-1 in Ugly Weekend Performance

• Does Stanford loss sink the season?
• Who to blame for defensive disaster?
• Oregon's goals for rest of the year

6:18 GUEST: Joey McMurry (Oregon IMG) … Read More

HOSTS: Marc Grandi, Gabe Ornelas, and Maverick Pallack 6:00  Oregon MBB Splits Bay Area Roadie

• Sneak out of Cal with a win
• Worst performance of season vs. Stanford?
• Can the Ducks still snag an at-large bid?

6:15  GUEST: Sky Muller (KVAL Sports Director)… Read More

Oregon Women's Basketball fell to the Stanford Cardinal,78-65, in front of a packed Matthew Knight Arena on Super Bowl Sunday. The Ducks have lost just their second game in Pac 12 play and fourth overall. Furthermore, Oregon is now accompanied by the Cardinal at the top of the Pac 12 standings with both schools placing a conference record of ten wins and two losses. Oregon standout guard, Sabrina Ionescu, led the team in scoring with 22 points while Ruthy Hebard and Satou Sabally weren't far behind, scoring sixteen and fourteen, respectively. The Ducks' deficit came from an astounding fifteen turnovers, in which 8 were from steals. Stanford capitalized on the offensive end led by senior guard, Brittany McPhee, who pummeled the Ducks with 33 points, shooting 14-22 from the field. Oregon will get the chance to regain their sole spot atop the Pac 12 standings Friday in Seattle against the Washington Huskies at 8 p.m. PST.   Game Story (by… Read More

Oregon Women's Basketball fell to the Stanford Cardinal,78-65, in front of a packed Matthew Knight Arena on Super Bowl Sunday. The Ducks have lost just their second game in Pac 12 play and fourth overall. Furthermore, Oregon is now accompanied by the Cardinal at the top of the Pac 12 standings with both schools placing a conference record of ten wins and two losses. Oregon standout guard, Sabrina Ionescu, led the team in scoring with 22 points while Ruthy Hebard and Satou Sabally weren't far behind, scoring sixteen and fourteen, respectively. The Ducks' deficit came from an astounding fifteen turnovers, in which 8 were from steals. Stanford capitalized on the offensive end led by senior guard, Brittany McPhee, who pummeled the Ducks with 33 points, shooting 14-22 from the field. Oregon will get the chance to regain their sole spot atop the Pac 12 standings Friday in Seattle against the Washington Huskies at 8 p.m. PST.   Game Story (by… Read More