Oregon volleyball finishes this weekend with two wins, it's latest coming in a sweeping fashion against Arizona State (25-20 ; 25-15 ; 25-14). Offensively, the Ducks had the upper-hand all night and were led by Sophomores Willow Johnson and Jolie Rasmussen. As a team, Oregon out hit the Sun Devils .323 to .165. Both right side hitter and outside hitter Johnson and Rasmussen succeeded but junior middle blocker Sumeet Gill shined as well. Head Coach Matt Ulmer and his team will look to carry their momentum into Wednesday's match against the Utah Utes inside Matthew Knight Arena at 7 p.m. on Pac 12 Networks. Match Story (by Drake Hills) POSTMATCH AUDIO  Sumeet… Read More

Oregon volleyball finishes this weekend with two wins, it's latest coming in a sweeping fashion against Arizona State (25-20 ; 25-15 ; 25-14). Offensively, the Ducks had the upper-hand all night and were led by Sophomores Willow Johnson and Jolie Rasmussen. As a team, Oregon out hit the Sun Devils .323 to .165. Both right side hitter and outside hitter Johnson and Rasmussen succeeded but junior middle blocker Sumeet Gill shined as well. Head Coach Matt Ulmer and his team will look to carry their momentum into Wednesday's match against the Utah Utes inside Matthew Knight Arena at 7 p.m. on Pac 12 Networks. Match Story (by Drake Hills) POSTMATCH AUDIO  Sumeet… Read More

Even before Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert went down with a fractured collarbone in the Ducks' Week 5 win against Cal, Oregon has struggled to score the ball in the second half. The same was true on Saturday afternoon at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. After the UCLA Bruins (4-3, 2-2 Pac-12) scored the first 14 points of the battle, the Ducks (4-4, 1-4 Pac-12) tied the score just before halftime with two Braxton Burmeister touchdown runs. The second half belonged to the Bruins, though, as UCLA shutout Oregon in quarters three and four and scored 17 unanswered to win 31-14. The Ducks' passing game was improved in Saturday, but Oregon was still held under 100 yards passing for the second-consecutive week. In addition to Burmeister's two scrambles for touchdowns, Royce Freeman passed LaMichael James to become Oregon's all-time leading rusher with back-to-back long runs in the fourth quarter. Freeman, who finished with 160 yards on 29 carries, is also now alone at second all-… Read More

Even before Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert went down with a fractured collarbone in the Ducks' Week 5 win against Cal, Oregon has struggled to score the ball in the second half. The same was true on Saturday afternoon at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. After the UCLA Bruins (4-3, 2-2 Pac-12) scored the first 14 points of the battle, the Ducks (4-4, 1-4 Pac-12) tied the score just before halftime with two Braxton Burmeister touchdown runs. The second half belonged to the Bruins, though, as UCLA shutout Oregon in quarters three and four and scored 17 unanswered to win 31-14. The Ducks' passing game was improved in Saturday, but Oregon was still held under 100 yards passing for the second-consecutive week. In addition to Burmeister's two scrambles for touchdowns, Royce Freeman passed LaMichael James to become Oregon's all-time leading rusher with back-to-back long runs in the fourth quarter. Freeman, who finished with 160 yards on 29 carries, is also now alone at second all-… Read More

Live from the Valley River Inn at 12:00 PM  Host: Jonathan Rifkind and Maverick Pallack 12:00 Oregon at UCLA

• The Matchup
• Can Oregon use the running game to their advantage?
• Prediction

12:12 Oregon's Offense 

• Ducks in much need of Charles Nelson (story by Alex Castle)
• Running vs. Passing
• How much does the defense need the offense to produce points?

12:22 Oregon's Defense 

• Injuries have plagues Duck inside linebackers all season (story by Marc Grandi)

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Entering week eight as the team's leader in receptions despite missing three games this season, senior receiver Charles Nelson is finally healthy and looking to help the Ducks overcome their offensive struggles. Having just put up 17 points in their past two matchups and the passing attack all but disappearing, true freshman starting quarterback Braxton Burmeister is in need of all the help he can get. Nelson touched the ball just once in the team's loss to Stanford, but with UCLA on the horizon, the Ducks will look for his production and experience to pull them out of their drought. Oregon in Need of a Charles Nelson Resurgence (by Alex Castle)  

Entering week eight as the team's leader in receptions despite missing three games this season, senior receiver Charles Nelson is finally healthy and looking to help the Ducks overcome their offensive struggles. Having just put up 17 points in their past two matchups and the passing attack all but disappearing, true freshman starting quarterback Braxton Burmeister is in need of all the help he can get. Nelson touched the ball just once in the team's loss to Stanford, but with UCLA on the horizon, the Ducks will look for his production and experience to pull them out of their drought. Oregon in Need of a Charles Nelson Resurgence (by Alex Castle)  

The Oregon Ducks have been ravaged by injuries in 2017, including at the quarterback, running back, and wide receiver positions. However, only one position group has now turned to the fourth man on the depth chart: inside linebacker. Sophomore Troy Dye hasn't missed a game -- and rarely a snap -- this season, but his inside linebacker partner in Jim Leavitt's 3-4 defense has been a mix of guys. Injuries have torn apart AJ Hotchkins, Kaulana Apelu, and Blake Rugraff, forcing the Ducks to turn to Jimmie Swain. Considering the circumstances, the linebackers haven't missed a beat. Listen to the full story below. STORY: Starting at Inside Linebacker: Troy Dye and a Revolving Door (by Marc Grandi)… Read More

The Oregon Ducks have been ravaged by injuries in 2017, including at the quarterback, running back, and wide receiver positions. However, only one position group has now turned to the fourth man on the depth chart: inside linebacker. Sophomore Troy Dye hasn't missed a game -- and rarely a snap -- this season, but his inside linebacker partner in Jim Leavitt's 3-4 defense has been a mix of guys. Injuries have torn apart AJ Hotchkins, Kaulana Apelu, and Blake Rugraff, forcing the Ducks to turn to Jimmie Swain. Considering the circumstances, the linebackers haven't missed a beat. Listen to the full story below. STORY: Starting at Inside Linebacker: Troy Dye and a Revolving Door (by Marc Grandi)… Read More

HOSTS: Marc Grandi, Matt Tyra, and Alex Castle QuackSmack is live from the Valley River Inn. Watch live on Twitter @KWVASports. 6:00  Oregon football travels to Pasadena

• Will the passing game be improved?
• Can Oregon slow down Josh Rosen and UCLA?
• Predicting numbers for Oregon's run game
• Game score predictions

6:20  Oregon volleyball welcomes in Arizona schools

• Importance of this…

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