The Ducks beat Central Arkansas 96-82 on Wednesday night. The Bears relied heavily on Jordan Howard to score them points and he delivered. Howard finished with 35 points on 12-17 shooting from the field and 8-9 from the three-point line. Other than him, the rest of the team shot 18-35 from the field. For the Ducks, Payton Pritchard led the way with 24 points on 4-6 shooting from three-point range and MiKyle McIntosh chipped in 17 points and 6 boards. Along with Pritchard and McIntosh, Troy Brown scored 14 points, helping the starting trio combine for 55 of the team's 96 total points. Also, in the absence of Paul White, M.J. Cage saw extended minutes and had 11 points and 4 rebounds. The Ducks out rebounded the Bears 34-25 and they are now 10-0 on the season when outrebounding opponents. The Ducks next game is Dec. 29th at home against Utah at 7 pm. Game Story (by Naveed Habibelahian)… Read More

The Ducks beat Central Arkansas 96-82 on Wednesday night. The Bears relied heavily on Jordan Howard to score them points and he delivered. Howard finished with 35 points on 12-17 shooting from the field and 8-9 from the three-point line. Other than him, the rest of the team shot 18-35 from the field. For the Ducks, Payton Pritchard led the way with 24 points on 4-6 shooting from three-point range and MiKyle McIntosh chipped in 17 points and 6 boards. Along with Pritchard and McIntosh, Troy Brown scored 14 points, helping the starting trio combine for 55 of the team's 96 total points. Also, in the absence of Paul White, M.J. Cage saw extended minutes and had 11 points and 4 rebounds. The Ducks out rebounded the Bears 34-25 and they are now 10-0 on the season when outrebounding opponents. The Ducks next game is Dec. 29th at home against Utah at 7 pm. Game Story (by Naveed Habibelahian)… Read More

Oregon Football signed 13 players to their 2018 recruiting class on Wednesday, taking advantage of the newly established early signing period. One of the perceived advantages of the Ducks' hiring of Mario Cristobal as their head coach weeks ago was that he could help salvage Oregon's strong recruiting class after Willie Taggart's departure, and with seven four-star players finalizing their commitments, Oregon has a strong claim to doing that on Wednesday. Listen below as Mario Cristobal discusses the Ducks' 2018 early signing day. Head Coach Mario Cristobal  -Alex Castle

Oregon Football signed 13 players to their 2018 recruiting class on Wednesday, taking advantage of the newly established early signing period. One of the perceived advantages of the Ducks' hiring of Mario Cristobal as their head coach weeks ago was that he could help salvage Oregon's strong recruiting class after Willie Taggart's departure, and with seven four-star players finalizing their commitments, Oregon has a strong claim to doing that on Wednesday. Listen below as Mario Cristobal discusses the Ducks' 2018 early signing day. Head Coach Mario Cristobal  -Alex Castle

The Oregon Men's Basketball team hit the court for practice on Tuesday afternoon after a trip down to Fresno State ended in one of their more impressive victories of the season. Up next for the Ducks will be their final tuneup game before PAC-12 play begins, as they welcome Central Arkansas to Eugene on Wednesday night. Oregon will be without starter Paul White, and freshman Kenny Wooten is expected to replace him in the lineup. Listen below for the full audio from today's interviews. Head Coach Dana Altman Guard Elijah Brown … Read More

The Oregon Men's Basketball team hit the court for practice on Tuesday afternoon after a trip down to Fresno State ended in one of their more impressive victories of the season. Up next for the Ducks will be their final tuneup game before PAC-12 play begins, as they welcome Central Arkansas to Eugene on Wednesday night. Oregon will be without starter Paul White, and freshman Kenny Wooten is expected to replace him in the lineup. Listen below for the full audio from today's interviews. Head Coach Dana Altman Guard Elijah Brown … Read More

The Oregon women's basketball team led wire to wire in a blowout of Ole Miss, 90-46, Sunday afternoon. Despite shooting a measly 21% from beyond the arc, the Ducks were able to rally behind a strong rebounding performance and a dominant interior presence, posting up 58 points down on the block. The Duck's relied heavily on the offensive balance of their starters, earning double-digit scoring figures from each.The Duck's victory was headlined by Sabrina Ionescu's sensational stat-line of 21 points, 11 rebounds and 14 assists. Ruthy Hebard also delivered a double-double with 16 points, 11 rebounds and 5 steals. With her 7th triple double of her young career, Ionescu finds herself atop the list of all time Pac-12 triple-double leaders passing Nicole Powell's record of 6 from her days at Stanford. With conference play opening up in a few days against Washington State, Ionescu will have an opportunity to break the all-time NCAA triple-double record  despite only having sophomore… Read More

Oregon Football's 2017 campaign came to an end with a disappointing 38-28 defeat at the hands of Boise State in the Las Vegas Vegas Bowl on Saturday afternoon. The matchup was full of ripe storylines leading into the game with the two program's previous bad blood and Mario Cristobal's first game as head coach of the Ducks, but that didn't stop Oregon from coming out flat. The Broncos would drive down the field and score a touchdown on their opening drive and would hold the lead throughout, dominating the first half on their way to a 24-0 advantage in the final minute of the second quarter. Chaos ensued, as the Ducks would tally two defensive touchdowns thanks to a Troy Dye 86-yard scoop-and-score that was followed a 100-yard pick-six from Tyree Robinson to make the score 24-14 heading into the half. Boise State would recapture the momentum on a touchdown drive to open the second half to extend their lead to 31-14. Though Oregon would make it 31-21 during the 4th quarter, Boise State… Read More

Oregon Football's 2017 campaign came to an end with a disappointing 38-28 defeat at the hands of Boise State in the Las Vegas Vegas Bowl on Saturday afternoon. The matchup was full of ripe storylines leading into the game with the two program's previous bad blood and Mario Cristobal's first game as head coach of the Ducks, but that didn't stop Oregon from coming out flat. The Broncos would drive down the field and score a touchdown on their opening drive and would hold the lead throughout, dominating the first half on their way to a 24-0 advantage in the final minute of the second quarter. Chaos ensued, as the Ducks would tally two defensive touchdowns thanks to a Troy Dye 86-yard scoop-and-score that was followed a 100-yard pick-six from Tyree Robinson to make the score 24-14 heading into the half. Boise State would recapture the momentum on a touchdown drive to open the second half to extend their lead to 31-14. Though Oregon would make it 31-21 during the 4th quarter, Boise State… Read More

Oregon Football Pregame Show (12/16/17) Live from the Valley River Inn at 11:30 AM Hosts: Tyler Kastan and Gio Pulido 11:30 Kickoff of a New Era 

• Mario Cristobal coaching his first game as Oregon's headcoach
• The start of #CristoBalIn (story by Marc Grandi)
• What did this movement mean for the direction of Oregon Football

11:45 Oregon vs. Boise State

• Will Freeman's absence hurt the Ducks?
• Players focus on match up in Sin City (story by Alex Castle)
• Can the defense continue their dominance?

12:10 Look Around The Start of Bowl Season 

• Over the River and…

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