Hosted by Knight Jarecki, Austin Ota and Levi Bergthold

Oregon WBB looks for first Pac-12 win vs the Arizona Schools (6:00)

• Recapping the season so far
• How crucial is this weekend ahead
• Who is the X-factor on this team

Oregon MBB hosts Cal after undefeated start in Pac-12 play (6:15)

• How have the Ducks found success despite injuries
• Dante could be coming back soon. What this means for Oregon.
• Cal on-deck. Is this a trap game for Oregon?

Dan Lanning is staying in Eugene after Alabama Rumours (6:30)

• Reactions from…

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Hosted by: Saul Galvan, Ben Schoenfield, Gavin Carpenter

Oregon Football closes out season with a win over Liberty (6:00)

• Bo Nix shines in the win
• What does next season look like for the Ducks?
• Early draft predictions for Oregon

Men's basketball undefeated in conference so far (6:30)

• How will Dante and Bittle adjust to this group when they return?
• Jackson Shelstead has stepped up
• Look ahead at the Ducks schedule

Oregon baseball just over a month away from opening day (6:45)

• Begin season in Texas at the…

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Hosted by Austin Ota, Jonah Bruneau, Wilder Lewis

Oregon Men’s Basketball Undefeated in Conference Play (6:00)

• What has been the biggest surprise to this point in the season?
• Where does Oregon compare to the rest of the Pac-12/Pac-12 Power Rankings

GUEST: Justin de Haas of Cronkite Sports (6:20)

College Football Roundtable (6:40)

• Thoughts on the National Championship
• Taking a look at the way-too-early Top 25 for 2024
• What worries you about the Big Ten next year?

Written by Yaniv Horenstein, Leo Schulhof, and Tal Cohen

Most Valuable Player

Honorable Mentions: Luka Doncic (Dallas), Tyrese Haliburton (Indiana), Jayson Tatum (Boston), Giannis Antetokounmpo (Milwaukee)

Front runners:
Joel Embiid- Philadelphia 76ers

To all the NBA fans who questioned 2022-23 MVP recipient Joel Embiid’s legitimacy as the most valuable player in the league, the Philadelphia big man is currently silencing the naysayers with a statement season. Following the convoluted loss of James Harden, it wasn’t clear if his absence would affect Embiid’s performance in a negative or a positive way, but as Tyrese Maxey has risen to fill the secondary role, Embiid has found himself in a position to flourish in a way we haven’t seen before. Halfway through the season, Embiid is averaging a ridiculous 35 points, 12 rebounds and six assists per game, along with a steal and two blocks per game. This puts him…

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Written by Yaniv Horenstein, Leo Schulhof, and Tal Cohen

Most Valuable Player

Honorable Mentions: Luka Doncic (Dallas), Tyrese Haliburton (Indiana), Jayson Tatum (Boston), Giannis Antetokounmpo (Milwaukee)

Front runners:
Joel Embiid- Philadelphia 76ers

To all the NBA fans who questioned 2022-23 MVP recipient Joel Embiid’s legitimacy as the most valuable player in the league, the Philadelphia big man is currently silencing the naysayers with a statement season. Following the convoluted loss of James Harden, it wasn’t clear if his absence would affect Embiid’s performance in a negative or a positive way, but as Tyrese Maxey has risen to fill the secondary role, Embiid has found himself in a position to flourish in a way we haven’t seen before. Halfway through the season, Embiid is averaging a ridiculous 35 points, 12 rebounds and six assists per game, along with a steal and two blocks per game. This puts him…

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Written by Yaniv Horenstein EUGENE, Ore. — Oregon men’s basketball closed out 2023 with a game on Saturday afternoon against the UCLA Bruins in their second Pac-12 matchup of the season. The Ducks are still without N’Faly Dante, Mookie Cook, and Nate Bittle, but are making things work with the players they’ve got. The first half remained close, with no team getting ahead by more than four points. Oregon’s offense scored in waves, looking elite at times, and sloppy during other moments. At the break, Oregon was shooting 42% from the field, but had success from deep, making four-of-ten threes. The scoring was led by Jermaine Couisnard and Brennan Rigsby, who each had eight points at the break. The Ducks half-court offense was unable to find consistent open looks, causing a few scoring droughts throughout the half. The first twenty minutes featured many blown whistles by the referees, with 20 combined fouls called on both teams. Unfortunately for Oregon, their big men found themselves… Read More

Written by Yaniv Horenstein EUGENE, Ore. — Oregon men’s basketball closed out 2023 with a game on Saturday afternoon against the UCLA Bruins in their second Pac-12 matchup of the season. The Ducks are still without N’Faly Dante, Mookie Cook, and Nate Bittle, but are making things work with the players they’ve got. The first half remained close, with no team getting ahead by more than four points. Oregon’s offense scored in waves, looking elite at times, and sloppy during other moments. At the break, Oregon was shooting 42% from the field, but had success from deep, making four-of-ten threes. The scoring was led by Jermaine Couisnard and Brennan Rigsby, who each had eight points at the break. The Ducks half-court offense was unable to find consistent open looks, causing a few scoring droughts throughout the half. The first twenty minutes featured many blown whistles by the referees, with 20 combined fouls called on both teams. Unfortunately for Oregon, their big men found themselves… Read More

By: Jack McArthur

The Oregon Ducks will host the UCLA Bruins this afternoon at 1 PM PST on December 30, as the third part of their three game home stand. Oregon have had just three losses this season with a record of 9-3, while UCLA have an even .500 record of 6-6. The Ducks have a 7-0 record at home, and the Bruins are 1-1 on the road this season. Both Oregon and UCLA recently began in-conference play. Both the Ducks and the Bruins are undefeated, with records of 1-0 in PAC-12 play.

The Ducks are riding a two game winning streak, after defeating the USC Trojans the other day, with a final of 84-72. Oregon have won four out of their last five games. The UCLA Bruins are fresh off of a 7-point 69-62 victory against the OSU Beavers. They have lost four of their last five games.

The Oregon Ducks are coached by 12th year HC Dana Altman. Altman has a record of 330-143 at Oregon. The Bruins are led by fifth year coach Mick Cronin. Cronin has a record of…

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By: Jack McArthur

The Oregon Ducks will host the UCLA Bruins this afternoon at 1 PM PST on December 30, as the third part of their three game home stand. Oregon have had just three losses this season with a record of 9-3, while UCLA have an even .500 record of 6-6. The Ducks have a 7-0 record at home, and the Bruins are 1-1 on the road this season. Both Oregon and UCLA recently began in-conference play. Both the Ducks and the Bruins are undefeated, with records of 1-0 in PAC-12 play.

The Ducks are riding a two game winning streak, after defeating the USC Trojans the other day, with a final of 84-72. Oregon have won four out of their last five games. The UCLA Bruins are fresh off of a 7-point 69-62 victory against the OSU Beavers. They have lost four of their last five games.

The Oregon Ducks are coached by 12th year HC Dana Altman. Altman has a record of 330-143 at Oregon. The Bruins are led by fifth year coach Mick Cronin. Cronin has a record of…

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Written by Yaniv Horenstein Audio Story by Tal Cohen EUGENE, Ore. — The Ducks opened conference play against the USC Trojans at Matthew Knight Arena on Thursday. The Ducks are still without key players in N’Faly Dante and Mookie Cook, who do not have clear timetables to return. Luckily, Keeshawn Barthelemy, who had been out the last two games with an ankle injury, returned for the Ducks off the bench. In the first half, the Ducks played their best basketball of the whole season. Their high quality of play began with excellent defense against USC’s talented roster. In the first half, they held the Trojans to 32% shooting from the field. USC’s highest scorer of the half was DJ Rodman with seven points. They held three potential NBA draft picks in Isaiah Collier, Boogie Ellis, and Kobe Johnson to a combined seven points on 2-of-14 shooting. Oregon forced USC to commit ten first-half turnovers, while limiting themselves to only three. The Ducks stole the ball six times, doubling USC’s… Read More