Oregon Women's Basketball took down the visiting Arizona Wildcats 62-44 Friday night to stay undefeated in Pac-12 play. The #8 Ducks only shot 38% from the floor, including 12-36 shooting from beyond the arc, but put the clamps on the Wildcats while holding them under 30% shooting for the game. Sophomore guard Sabrina Ionescu performed well on a night where most players for the Ducks didn't have their shot; she finished with 22 points on 8-14 shooting, 11 rebounds, and 4 assists. Ruthy Hebard got into foul trouble early, but she managed to put up 14 points and 6 rebounds, while both Maite Cazorla and Lexi Bando put in 9 points. Up next for the Ducks, who move to 16-2 and 5-0 in PAC-12 with the win, are the Arizona State Sun Devils, the #18 team in the country. GAME STORY (by Matt Tyra)… Read More

HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Jonathan Rifkind and Austin Cracraft 6:00 Oregon MBB Squaring off with Sun Devils

• Gauging Arizona State's hot start
• Which team is tougher challenge: ASU or Arizona?
• Keys to tonight's match-up
• Weekend predictions

6:25 Oregon WBB Facing Another Challenge this Weekend

• Two very different teams in ASU and Arizona
• Arizona State underrated so far this year?
• Previewing Oregon vs Arizona
• Importance of a weekend sweep…

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Coming off the program's first-ever road sweep of the Los Angeles schools, the Oregon women's basketball team returns to Eugene this weekend to host the Arizona Wildcats and the Arizona State Sun Devils. The Ducks are 4-0 in conference play for the first time since the 2000-2001 season and will lead to add to the streak this weekend. Full coverage of both games can be found here as well as on Twitter @KWVASports. Before the team's Wednesday practice, members of the Ducks met with the media to preview the upcoming weekend. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Kelly Graves

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Coming off the program's first-ever road sweep of the Los Angeles schools, the Oregon women's basketball team returns to Eugene this weekend to host the Arizona Wildcats and the Arizona State Sun Devils. The Ducks are 4-0 in conference play for the first time since the 2000-2001 season and will lead to add to the streak this weekend. Full coverage of both games can be found here as well as on Twitter @KWVASports. Before the team's Wednesday practice, members of the Ducks met with the media to preview the upcoming weekend. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Kelly Graves

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  Hosts: Alex Castle, Ian Gerig, and Collin Catman  6:02 Tua Tagovailoa Leads Alabama to National Title 

• Should have been an Oregon Duck
• How is the 2017 season different if he's Herbert's backup?

6:10 Oregon WBB Looking to Extend Perfect PAC-12 Run 

• Best basketball still to come from the Ducks?
• First place on the line with Arizona schools in town
• Keys to a 6-0 start

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Oregon softball's 2018 season is now less than a month away, with the team's first non-conference tournament starting on February 8 in Tempe, Arizona. A year after making the Women's College World Series but falling short of a national championship, Oregon is gearing up for another run at the title. Head coach Mike White and junior pitcher Megan Kleist met with the media on Wednesday morning to discuss the 2018 version of the softball Ducks before the two headed to their bullpen session. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Mike White

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Oregon softball's 2018 season is now less than a month away, with the team's first non-conference tournament starting on February 8 in Tempe, Arizona. A year after making the Women's College World Series but falling short of a national championship, Oregon is gearing up for another run at the title. Head coach Mike White and junior pitcher Megan Kleist met with the media on Wednesday morning to discuss the 2018 version of the softball Ducks before the two headed to their bullpen session. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Mike White

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The Oregon men's tennis team starts their 2018 spring season this Friday, as they are hosting a non-conference double header. They first play Idaho at 10 am, followed by Portland State at 3 pm. Members of the team met with the media Tuesday afternoon before practice. Below are the full interviews. Head Coach Nyls Schyllander Senior Cormac Clissold -Naveed Habibelahian

The Oregon men's tennis team starts their 2018 spring season this Friday, as they are hosting a non-conference double header. They first play Idaho at 10 am, followed by Portland State at 3 pm. Members of the team met with the media Tuesday afternoon before practice. Below are the full interviews. Head Coach Nyls Schyllander Senior Cormac Clissold -Naveed Habibelahian

HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Jordan Brenner, and Mark Wang 6:00 Oregon MBB in Need of Turnaround

• What Dana Altman can do to get results out of team
• Tough slate coming up for Ducks
• Is this Troy Brown's team now?

6:20 GUEST: Joey McMurry (Oregon IMG) … Read More