After giving up 38 points on the road in Seattle, a banged-up Oregon Ducks defensive unit is enjoying its bye week before welcoming in the Arizona Wildcats to Autzen Stadium for Week 11. Before practice on Tuesday morning, members of the Ducks' defense met with the media to discuss the current state of the team. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Willie Taggart

Defensive Coordinator Jim Leavitt

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After giving up 38 points on the road in Seattle, a banged-up Oregon Ducks defensive unit is enjoying its bye week before welcoming in the Arizona Wildcats to Autzen Stadium for Week 11. Before practice on Tuesday morning, members of the Ducks' defense met with the media to discuss the current state of the team. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Willie Taggart

Defensive Coordinator Jim Leavitt

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The Oregon Ducks have now lost two straight to the Washington Huskies on the football field following Saturday's 38-3 defeat. Members of the Ducks' offense met with the media before practice on Monday morning to chat about the result as well as what the bye week means for the team. Below are the full interviews. Head Coach Willie Taggart

Co-Offensive Coordinator / OL Coach Mario Cristobal

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The Oregon Ducks have now lost two straight to the Washington Huskies on the football field following Saturday's 38-3 defeat. Members of the Ducks' offense met with the media before practice on Monday morning to chat about the result as well as what the bye week means for the team. Below are the full interviews. Head Coach Willie Taggart

Co-Offensive Coordinator / OL Coach Mario Cristobal

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HOSTS: Marc Grandi, Cameron Derby, and Gabe Ornelas 6:00  Dawgs dominate Ducks again

• Oregon starts promising, then falters
• Mixed bag for Oregon's defense
• Is the result surprising given Herbert didn't play?
• Are there any positives Oregon can take away from the loss?

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Oregon defeated the Westmont Warriors, 71-32 in a Sunday exhibition at Matthew Knight Arena.The win reflects the Ducks' first organized competition this season after scrimmaging BYU and Portland State earlier this year. Since tip off, the Ducks had the upper hand and displayed their dominance against the Warriors from Santa Barbara, Calif. Eugene native Lexi Bando led the Ducks in scoring with 13 points and two assists. Bando was followed by senior guard Justine Hall and freshman forward Satou Sabally who scored 11 and 12 points respectively. Oregon will be back in action Friday Nov. 10 against Cal State Northridge at 5 p.m. before hosting the women's Phil Knight Invitational on Nov. 25 and will face off against the Oklahoma Sooners at 2:30 p.m. Game Story (by Drake Hills)… Read More

Oregon volleyball's offense went missing in their effort to top #2 Stanford Sunday afternoon, as UO lost 25-14, 25-18, and 25-14 in straight sets. The Ducks were held up by Taylor Agost's 13 kills on a .385 hitting percentage, but no other Oregon player reached 5 kills. Stanford cruised to a .519 hitting percentage, as three Cardinal players reached double digit kills in the sweep. Head Coach Matt Ulmer was unavailable for comment after the loss. Next up for the Ducks, ranked 16th in the AVCA poll, is a road trip to Arizona that begins against ASU Thursday, November 9 at 5PM. Match Story (by Matt Tyra)

Oregon volleyball's offense went missing in their effort to top #2 Stanford Sunday afternoon, as UO lost 25-14, 25-18, and 25-14 in straight sets. The Ducks were held up by Taylor Agost's 13 kills on a .385 hitting percentage, but no other Oregon player reached 5 kills. Stanford cruised to a .519 hitting percentage, as three Cardinal players reached double digit kills in the sweep. Head Coach Matt Ulmer was unavailable for comment after the loss. Next up for the Ducks, ranked 16th in the AVCA poll, is a road trip to Arizona that begins against ASU Thursday, November 9 at 5PM. Match Story (by Matt Tyra)

Washington defeated Oregon 38-3 on Saturday, getting a start to their own streak with a second consecutive dominating victory. The Ducks grabbed an early 3-0 lead, but Washington responded by outscoring Oregon 38-0 the rest of the way. After trading field goals, Washington broke open the game with a 64-yard punt return touchdown by Dante Pettis, breaking the NCAA record with nine career punt return touchdowns. Big plays gashed the Ducks, with four other touchdowns going for 31, 47, 34 and 58 yards respectively. The loss pushed the Ducks to 5-5 on the season, and 2-5 in conference play. The next time the Ducks hit the field will be on November 18th at home against Arizona. GAME STORIES Huskies Gash Ducks with Big Plays in Rivalry Rout (by Alex Castle)… Read More

Washington defeated Oregon 38-3 on Saturday, getting a start to their own streak with a second consecutive dominating victory. The Ducks grabbed an early 3-0 lead, but Washington responded by outscoring Oregon 38-0 the rest of the way. After trading field goals, Washington broke open the game with a 64-yard punt return touchdown by Dante Pettis, breaking the NCAA record with nine career punt return touchdowns. Big plays gashed the Ducks, with four other touchdowns going for 31, 47, 34 and 58 yards respectively. The loss pushed the Ducks to 5-5 on the season, and 2-5 in conference play. The next time the Ducks hit the field will be on November 18th at home against Arizona. GAME STORIES Huskies Gash Ducks with Big Plays in Rivalry Rout (by Alex Castle)… Read More