With two weeks to prepare for Khalil Tate and the Arizona Wildcats, the Oregon Ducks improved to 6-5 and became bowl eligible with a dominant 48-28 victory on Saturday at Autzen Stadium. Arizona, the leading rushing team in the Pac-12 Conference was held nearly 200 yards under its average on the season with 171 yards on the ground Saturday against the Ducks. Coming into Saturday, Tate averaged over 160 rush yards per game and the Ducks held him to just 32 yards on the ground. In Justin Herbert's return, the Oregon offense looked more like its dynamic self, scoring 48 points (28 in the first half and 20 in the second half). Herbert rushed for a 40-yard score and also threw for 235 yards and a touchdown. Royce Freeman became Oregon's all-time points scored and total touchdowns leader with his first of four rushing scores in the first quarter. It was Freeman's third-career four-touchdown game and second of the 2017 season. Up next for Oregon is the Civil War versus Oregon State on… Read More

With two weeks to prepare for Khalil Tate and the Arizona Wildcats, the Oregon Ducks improved to 6-5 and became bowl eligible with a dominant 48-28 victory on Saturday at Autzen Stadium. Arizona, the leading rushing team in the Pac-12 Conference was held nearly 200 yards under its average on the season with 171 yards on the ground Saturday against the Ducks. Coming into Saturday, Tate averaged over 160 rush yards per game and the Ducks held him to just 32 yards on the ground. In Justin Herbert's return, the Oregon offense looked more like its dynamic self, scoring 48 points (28 in the first half and 20 in the second half). Herbert rushed for a 40-yard score and also threw for 235 yards and a touchdown. Royce Freeman became Oregon's all-time points scored and total touchdowns leader with his first of four rushing scores in the first quarter. It was Freeman's third-career four-touchdown game and second of the 2017 season. Up next for Oregon is the Civil War versus Oregon State on… Read More

Live from the Valley River Inn at 3:00 PM  Hosts: Ian Gerig and Gabe Ornelas 3:00 Arizona at Oregon

• Quick recap of both teams' seasons

3:05 Oregon's Offense vs. Arizona's Defense 

• Passing game struggles
• How to move the ball against Arizona's defense
• If Herbert's back, how does the offense fare?
• Oregon and Sheldon football's father-son relationship (Story by Marc Grandi)

3:20 Oregon Defense

• Rough outing in Seattle
• Defensive MVP for this year?
• Khalil Tate, can Oregon stop him?
• Henry Mondeaux leading Oregon's defense by example (Story by Alex Castle)

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The Oregon's Men's Basketball Team blew out the Alabama State Hornets 114-56 on Friday night. It was a balanced scoring night for the team, as six players scored in double figures. Kenny Wooten led the team in scoring with 19 points, while also pulling down 13 rebounds and recording 5 blocks. Victor Bailey Jr. finished with 18 points and Elijah Brown chipped in 15 points. Also, Dana Altman recorded his 600th career win, becoming only the 34th NCAA Division 1 and 10th active coach to accomplish that feat. The Ducks play next on Sunday at 6pm against Ball State at Matthew Knight Arena. Game Story (by Naveed Habibelahian) Read More

The Oregon's Men's Basketball Team blew out the Alabama State Hornets 114-56 on Friday night. It was a balanced scoring night for the team, as six players scored in double figures. Kenny Wooten led the team in scoring with 19 points, while also pulling down 13 rebounds and recording 5 blocks. Victor Bailey Jr. finished with 18 points and Elijah Brown chipped in 15 points. Also, Dana Altman recorded his 600th career win, becoming only the 34th NCAA Division 1 and 10th active coach to accomplish that feat. The Ducks play next on Sunday at 6pm against Ball State at Matthew Knight Arena. Game Story (by Naveed Habibelahian) Read More

The Oregon Volleyball team lost to Washington State 3-1 (25-19, 25-22, 25-20, 29-27), on Friday afternoon at Matthew Knight Arena. Taylor Agost and Ronika Stone both had career highs in kills, with 25 and 18 respectively. Taylor Mims led the way for the Cougars. She also had a career high in kills, with 26. As a team, Oregon hit .269 on the match, compared to .329 for Washington State. Service errors hurt the Ducks late in the match, and they finished the match with 11 of them. Oregon moves on to take on #10 Washington on Sunday at 1pm, at Matthew Knight Arena Game Story (by Cameron Derby) Read More

The Oregon Volleyball team lost to Washington State 3-1 (25-19, 25-22, 25-20, 29-27), on Friday afternoon at Matthew Knight Arena. Taylor Agost and Ronika Stone both had career highs in kills, with 25 and 18 respectively. Taylor Mims led the way for the Cougars. She also had a career high in kills, with 26. As a team, Oregon hit .269 on the match, compared to .329 for Washington State. Service errors hurt the Ducks late in the match, and they finished the match with 11 of them. Oregon moves on to take on #10 Washington on Sunday at 1pm, at Matthew Knight Arena Game Story (by Cameron Derby) Read More

Having been voted the Ducks' defensive captain prior to the season, senior defensive end Henry Mondeaux's role was certain to expand in 2017. As one of the few players who has been through each of the team's schematic transitions over the years, the experience that head coach Willie Taggart and defensive line coach Joe Salave'a had in Mondeaux was invaluable. Generating five sacks himself and leading the nation in quarterback hurries as a 3-4 defensive end (per Pro Football Focus), Mondeaux has helped lead the Ducks defense as one of the best rush defenses in the PAC-12. Jalen Jelks has been the most noteworthy Duck defensive lineman, but without Mondeaux's teaching and leadership, the Oregon defense would be missing its essential piece. Two weeks to go in the regular season and one win needed for a bowl bid has Oregon seeking to extend not just their season, but Mondeaux's career. Listen below to a full story on the senior defensive lineman, his impact, and Oregon's drive to get him… Read More

Having been voted the Ducks' defensive captain prior to the season, senior defensive end Henry Mondeaux's role was certain to expand in 2017. As one of the few players who has been through each of the team's schematic transitions over the years, the experience that head coach Willie Taggart and defensive line coach Joe Salave'a had in Mondeaux was invaluable. Generating five sacks himself and leading the nation in quarterback hurries as a 3-4 defensive end (per Pro Football Focus), Mondeaux has helped lead the Ducks defense as one of the best rush defenses in the PAC-12. Jalen Jelks has been the most noteworthy Duck defensive lineman, but without Mondeaux's teaching and leadership, the Oregon defense would be missing its essential piece. Two weeks to go in the regular season and one win needed for a bowl bid has Oregon seeking to extend not just their season, but Mondeaux's career. Listen below to a full story on the senior defensive lineman, his impact, and Oregon's drive to get him… Read More

Hosts: Austin Cracraft, Maverick Pallack, and Tyler Kastan 6:00 Oregon Football Total Review/Preview

• Review of the season so far
  • What would this season look like with a healthy Herbert?
  • What's been the second most impactful injury?
• Oregon-Arizona preview
  • How does Oregon stop Khalil Tate?
  • Any obvious match-up advantages for either side?
  • Game predictions
• Feeling out the remainder of the season
  • OSU match-up
  • Bowl scenarios
  • At what point is this season a success? Failure?

6:35 Oregon Women's Basketball off to a strong start

• Defeats #19 Texas A&M in College Station
• What is the ceiling for…

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