Hosts: Alex Castle, Nick Baxter, and Naveed Habibelahian 6:02 Oregon Football Moving On From Willie Taggart 

• Thoughts on how Taggart handled his sudden departure
• Reports say Jim Leavitt to follow Taggart to FSU, what about the rest of the staff?
• How does Oregon respond? Looking at potential coaching candidates

6:25 GUEST: Jonathan Style (KEZI Sports Reporter) … Read More

Hosts: Matt Tyra, Maverick Pallack and Tyler Kastan 6:00 Willie Taggart out as Oregon Football HC

• Impact and fallout of Taggart's move to FSU
• Bigger loss: Taggart or Jim Leavitt?
• Mario Cristobal promoted to interim HC: full time job to come?

6:25 GUEST: Joey McMurry (Oregon IMG)… Read More

Hosts: Matt Tyra, Maverick Pallack and Tyler Kastan 6:00 Willie Taggart out as Oregon Football HC

• Impact and fallout of Taggart's move to FSU
• Bigger loss: Taggart or Jim Leavitt?
• Mario Cristobal promoted to interim HC: full time job to come?

6:25 GUEST: Joey McMurry (Oregon IMG)… Read More

After then-Oregon head coach Willie Taggart notified Oregon athletic director Rob Mullens that he would be leaving the Ducks for Florida State after just one season in Eugene, Mullens met with the media on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the situation and the next step for the Ducks as Oregon prepares to hire a new head coach for the second-straight season. In 2018, the Ducks will be led by its third head coach in three years. The full interview is below. Athletic Director Rob Mullens

- Marc Grandi

After then-Oregon head coach Willie Taggart notified Oregon athletic director Rob Mullens that he would be leaving the Ducks for Florida State after just one season in Eugene, Mullens met with the media on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the situation and the next step for the Ducks as Oregon prepares to hire a new head coach for the second-straight season. In 2018, the Ducks will be led by its third head coach in three years. The full interview is below. Athletic Director Rob Mullens

- Marc Grandi

HOSTS: Marc Grandi, Gabe Ornelas, and Sean MacPherson 6:00  Oregon football dominating headlines

• Taggart-to-FSU rumors continue to swirl
• Who coaches the Ducks in Las Vegas?
• A quick look at the Boise State matchup

6:20  GUEST: Sky Muller (KVAL Sports Director)… Read More

Oregon head football coach Willie Taggart addressed the media on Sunday afternoon after the Ducks learned the team will be playing in the Las Vegas Bowl against Boise State on December 16, 2017. Taggart began to preview the matchup with the Broncos and also addressed the swirling rumors that tie him to Florida State's head coaching vacancy. The full interview is below. Head Coach Willie Taggart

- Marc Grandi

Oregon head football coach Willie Taggart addressed the media on Sunday afternoon after the Ducks learned the team will be playing in the Las Vegas Bowl against Boise State on December 16, 2017. Taggart began to preview the matchup with the Broncos and also addressed the swirling rumors that tie him to Florida State's head coaching vacancy. The full interview is below. Head Coach Willie Taggart

- Marc Grandi

Oregon Volleyball's season came to an emotional close Saturday night, as the 13th-overall seed BYU Cougars swept the Ducks 25-20, 25-21, and 25-19 in the round of 32 in NCAA tourney play. Squaring off at BYU's home court in Provo, Utah, the Cougars never let off the gas pedal offensively, swinging .327 behind outside hitter Roni Jones-Perry's 27 kills on a .535 percentage. Oregon outside hitter and senior Taylor Agost was also excellent, chalking up 18 kills and hitting .457 as part of a Ducks offense that hit .265 overall. UO out-blocked BYU, the nation's 9th best team in blocks per set, 9 to 3, but had a tough time keeping serve all match long. The loss ends Oregon's year as well as the careers of Agost, setter Maggie Scott, libero Alex Hojnar, and defensive specialist Marine Hall-Poirier. It also ends Matt Ulmer's first year as head coach of the Ducks, who finish 2017 18-12 overall. MATCH STORY (by Matt Tyra… Read More

Oregon Volleyball's season came to an emotional close Saturday night, as the 13th-overall seed BYU Cougars swept the Ducks 25-20, 25-21, and 25-19 in the round of 32 in NCAA tourney play. Squaring off at BYU's home court in Provo, Utah, the Cougars never let off the gas pedal offensively, swinging .327 behind outside hitter Roni Jones-Perry's 27 kills on a .535 percentage. Oregon outside hitter and senior Taylor Agost was also excellent, chalking up 18 kills and hitting .457 as part of a Ducks offense that hit .265 overall. UO out-blocked BYU, the nation's 9th best team in blocks per set, 9 to 3, but had a tough time keeping serve all match long. The loss ends Oregon's year as well as the careers of Agost, setter Maggie Scott, libero Alex Hojnar, and defensive specialist Marine Hall-Poirier. It also ends Matt Ulmer's first year as head coach of the Ducks, who finish 2017 18-12 overall. MATCH STORY (by Matt Tyra… Read More