Oregon Women's Basketball beat the Eastern Washington Eagles 81-40 Tuesday after being on the road for seven days. Coming off their first loss of the season against Louisville, the Ducks spread minutes around, trying to give everyone rest. Ruthy Hebard carried the offense in limited minutes, scoring 22 points in 20 minutes, two away from her season high. Sabrina Ionescu did not break the Pac12 record for triple-doubles tonight, but did get eight points and ten rebounds. The Win brings the Ducks to 4-1 on the season, just in time to take on Oklahoma in the PK80 Invitational. Game Story: Gabe Ornelas Read More

Hosts: Alex Castle, Collin Catman, and Nick Baxter  6:02 Live Look in at Oregon WBB vs. Eastern Washington

• Preview of the game from MKA with Maverick Pallack 

6:05 Civil War Week Begins for Oregon Football 

• Victory over Arizona most impressive of the season?
• How many wins could of Oregon had with Herbert? How many will they get?
• Rating the Beavers' chances this weekend

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Coming off a 48-28 win over Arizona that made the Oregon Ducks (6-5, 3-5) bowl-eligible, members of the offense met with the media before Tuesday morning's practice to review the win against the Wildcats and to begin preparations for the Oregon State Beavers (1-10, 0-8). After his successful return from a fractured collarbone, quarterback Justin Herbert spoke to the media for the first time in nearly two months. The full interviews are below. Co-Offensive Coordinator / OL Coach Mario Cristobal

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Coming off a 48-28 win over Arizona that made the Oregon Ducks (6-5, 3-5) bowl-eligible, members of the offense met with the media before Tuesday morning's practice to review the win against the Wildcats and to begin preparations for the Oregon State Beavers (1-10, 0-8). After his successful return from a fractured collarbone, quarterback Justin Herbert spoke to the media for the first time in nearly two months. The full interviews are below. Co-Offensive Coordinator / OL Coach Mario Cristobal

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Coming off Oregon's 48-28 win over Arizona on Saturday that made the Ducks bowl eligible at 6-5, head coach Willie Taggart met with the media for his weekly press conference on Monday afternoon. Taggart reviewed the win, which saw quarterback Justin Herbert return and running back Royce Freeman find the end zone four times. Taggart also began to preview the regular season finale - the Civil War - against the Oregon State Beavers on Saturday, November 25 at 4:00 p.m. from Autzen Stadium. Below is the full interview. Head Coach Willie Taggart

- Marc Grandi

Coming off Oregon's 48-28 win over Arizona on Saturday that made the Ducks bowl eligible at 6-5, head coach Willie Taggart met with the media for his weekly press conference on Monday afternoon. Taggart reviewed the win, which saw quarterback Justin Herbert return and running back Royce Freeman find the end zone four times. Taggart also began to preview the regular season finale - the Civil War - against the Oregon State Beavers on Saturday, November 25 at 4:00 p.m. from Autzen Stadium. Below is the full interview. Head Coach Willie Taggart

- Marc Grandi

After it was announced that five-star center Bol Bol had committed to the Oregon Ducks, head coach Dana Altman met with the media on Monday afternoon to discuss the team's 2018 class, which ranks at or near the top on just about every recruiting ranking website. The full interview is below. Head Coach Dana Altman

- Marc Grandi

After it was announced that five-star center Bol Bol had committed to the Oregon Ducks, head coach Dana Altman met with the media on Monday afternoon to discuss the team's 2018 class, which ranks at or near the top on just about every recruiting ranking website. The full interview is below. Head Coach Dana Altman

- Marc Grandi

HOSTS: Marc Grandi, Drake Hills, and Gabe Ornelas 6:00  Oregon football becomes bowl-eligible

• Ducks dominate Khalil Tate and the Wildcats
• Justin Herbert's impact is difficult to measure
• Most impressive performance of the season?

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Oregon arguably had their biggest challenge yet as the season has just begun to unravel. The Ducks defeated the Ball State Cardinals Sunday night in Matthew Knight Arena, 95-71.  The Cardinals were projected to finish second in the Mid-Atlantic Conference and showed their talent early. Yet, the new influx of talent, regarding Elijah Brown and Mikyle McIntosh, have assisted Payton Pritchard in continuing the success this program is known for. The Ducks now stand with a record of 4-0 and will prepare for the Phil Knight Invitational in which the Ducks will face the UCONN Huskies on Thanksgiving night at 6 p.m. Game Story (by Drake Hills)