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The Ducks were able to win a tough battle with the Wisconsin Badgers and improve to 5-2 in the spring season. The Ducks won two of the three doubles matches to secure the doubles point, as two of the three matches went to set tiebreakers. The first set tiebreaker was won by the Badgers, but the Ducks secured the second one, giving them the doubles point. In singles play, the Ducks won three of the first four matches to give them a 4-1 lead and pull the Badgers out of reach. The Ducks play next at the ITA National Team Indoors in Seattle, WA, which starts on Feb. 16. The team plays on Feb. 17 versus San Diego State and Feb. 18 against UNLV. Game Story (by Naveed Habibelahian) Read More

The Ducks were able to win a tough battle with the Wisconsin Badgers and improve to 5-2 in the spring season. The Ducks won two of the three doubles matches to secure the doubles point, as two of the three matches went to set tiebreakers. The first set tiebreaker was won by the Badgers, but the Ducks secured the second one, giving them the doubles point. In singles play, the Ducks won three of the first four matches to give them a 4-1 lead and pull the Badgers out of reach. The Ducks play next at the ITA National Team Indoors in Seattle, WA, which starts on Feb. 16. The team plays on Feb. 17 versus San Diego State and Feb. 18 against UNLV. Game Story (by Naveed Habibelahian) Read More

HOSTS: Ian Gerig, Brent Kelly and Mark Wang 6:00 Friday Night Spotlight Preview

• Live from South Eugene High School with Matt Tyra 

6:02 Oregon Softball Opens Season 

• Ducks beat Georgia, Fresno State, CSUN in Kajikawa Classic
• Impressions of squad so far
• What is this team’s identity?
• Is this finally Oregon’s year?

6:20 Duck Defense Dominates Dawgs

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The Ducks defense proved key in the big victory against the Huskies. The Ducks only allowed their opponents to shoot 27.8% from the field and 17.6% from the three-point line. As a result of their great defense, the Huskies leading scorer, freshman guard Jaylen Nowell, who came into the game averaging 16.5 ppg, was held to only 9 points on 4-15 shooting. The defense in the paint was also great for the Ducks, as the team had 7 blocks, all of which came from freshman forward Kenny Wooten. Offensively, the Ducks were solid as the three players who scored in double figures shot 50% or better from the field. Freshman Troy Brown led the team in scoring with 21 points on 8-12 shooting. Also, sophomore Payton Pritchard chipped in 12 points and 8 assists, while freshman Kenny Wooten had 12 points and 7 blocks. The Ducks (16-8, 6-5 PAC-12) are now above .500% in conference. Their next game is on Sunday against Washington State at 5 pm at Matthew Knight Arena. Game Story (by… Read More

The Ducks defense proved key in the big victory against the Huskies. The Ducks only allowed their opponents to shoot 27.8% from the field and 17.6% from the three-point line. As a result of their great defense, the Huskies leading scorer, freshman guard Jaylen Nowell, who came into the game averaging 16.5 ppg, was held to only 9 points on 4-15 shooting. The defense in the paint was also great for the Ducks, as the team had 7 blocks, all of which came from freshman forward Kenny Wooten. Offensively, the Ducks were solid as the three players who scored in double figures shot 50% or better from the field. Freshman Troy Brown led the team in scoring with 21 points on 8-12 shooting. Also, sophomore Payton Pritchard chipped in 12 points and 8 assists, while freshman Kenny Wooten had 12 points and 7 blocks. The Ducks (16-8, 6-5 PAC-12) are now above .500% in conference. Their next game is on Sunday against Washington State at 5 pm at Matthew Knight Arena. Game Story (by… Read More

HOSTS: Matt Tyra, Ian Gerig and Ethan Wyss 6:00 Looking at Oregon Softball's First Game of the Season

• Breaking down results/checking in live
• Standout performers
• Quick turnaround in jam-packed Kajikawa Classic

6:15 Oregon MBB Duels with Washington

• Will Ducks be hungry enough?
• Washington's four game win streak: real deal or fool's gold?
• Score predictions

6:30 Oregon WBB's Upcoming Weekend in Washington 

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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

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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