Oregon escaped Pullman with a five-set victory over Washington State (22-25, 25-23, 25-16, 17-25, 15-13). Leading the way once again was outside hitter Taylor Agost, totaling 24 kills on 63 attacks, along with seven digs. Opposite-side hitter Willow Johnson struggled for much of the match, but came alive in the fifth set, tallying six kills in the final frame. Defensively, Lindsey Vander-Weide led the way with 21 digs. Oregon now stands 4-4 in conference play and 11-5 overall. The Ducks return home for a weekend series against the Arizona schools next week. MATCH STORY (by Austin Cracraft): Read More

Oregon soccer finally got its first Pac-12 win of 2017 in a 3-0 win over Arizona State on Friday. Marissa Everett scored twice early in the first half and Miranda Schulz added the third goal in the second half to give the Ducks the comfortable lead. Oregon heads to the Bay Area to take on ranked opponents Stanford and California before coming back to Eugene. Game story (by Shawn Medow) Interviews Head coach Kat Mertz… Read More

Oregon soccer finally got its first Pac-12 win of 2017 in a 3-0 win over Arizona State on Friday. Marissa Everett scored twice early in the first half and Miranda Schulz added the third goal in the second half to give the Ducks the comfortable lead. Oregon heads to the Bay Area to take on ranked opponents Stanford and California before coming back to Eugene. Game story (by Shawn Medow) Interviews Head coach Kat Mertz… Read More

Redshirt freshman Brady Breeze has seen just limited action on the Oregon defense throughout 2017, but that doesn't mean he hasn't made his presence felt. With five special teams' stops this season, the young safety sits tied atop the PAC-12 in that category. Having been rewarded the Ducks' Special Teams' Player of the Week for his action in Week five, Breeze served as a team captain during Oregon's matchup with Washington State. Listen below to the full story of the young Oregon-native making an impact in any way he can for Oregon Football. Brady Breeze Making the Most of Special Team's Opportunities (by Alex Castle)

Redshirt freshman Brady Breeze has seen just limited action on the Oregon defense throughout 2017, but that doesn't mean he hasn't made his presence felt. With five special teams' stops this season, the young safety sits tied atop the PAC-12 in that category. Having been rewarded the Ducks' Special Teams' Player of the Week for his action in Week five, Breeze served as a team captain during Oregon's matchup with Washington State. Listen below to the full story of the young Oregon-native making an impact in any way he can for Oregon Football. Brady Breeze Making the Most of Special Team's Opportunities (by Alex Castle)

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Oregon's senior offensive lineman Tyrell Crosby has been one of the best offensive tackles in college football this season. Just one year removed from a foot injury that cost him all but two games of his junior campaign, Crosby has enjoyed his senior season because it's afforded him the ability to prove those that doubted his post-injury abilities wrong. Crosby leads one of the best offensive lines in the Pac-12 and the nation and is a large reason why Oregon is top-20 nationally in rushing offense. Crosby's calm, friendly on-field demeanor is quite different than his on-field attitude, which gives him a competitive edge over opponents. Listen to the full story below. STORY: Tyrell Crosby Flips a Switch, Dominates on the Field (by Marc Grandi)

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Oregon's senior offensive lineman Tyrell Crosby has been one of the best offensive tackles in college football this season. Just one year removed from a foot injury that cost him all but two games of his junior campaign, Crosby has enjoyed his senior season because it's afforded him the ability to prove those that doubted his post-injury abilities wrong. Crosby leads one of the best offensive lines in the Pac-12 and the nation and is a large reason why Oregon is top-20 nationally in rushing offense. Crosby's calm, friendly on-field demeanor is quite different than his on-field attitude, which gives him a competitive edge over opponents. Listen to the full story below. STORY: Tyrell Crosby Flips a Switch, Dominates on the Field (by Marc Grandi)

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Oregon brought its A-game into Seattle, but it wasn't enough to defeat Washington as they fell in five sets (25-20, 19-25, 21-25, 26-24, 13-15). Taylor Agost starred in her third start at outside hitter posting a double-double (19 kills, 11 digs) along with five blocks, two service aces and an assist. Setters Maggie Scott and August Raskie also combined for 50 assists. For the Huskies, five attackers totaled over 10 kills each. Next up for the Ducks is a trip to Pullman on Friday at 6 PM. Match Story (by Austin Cracraft): Read More

Oregon brought its A-game into Seattle, but it wasn't enough to defeat Washington as they fell in five sets (25-20, 19-25, 21-25, 26-24, 13-15). Taylor Agost starred in her third start at outside hitter posting a double-double (19 kills, 11 digs) along with five blocks, two service aces and an assist. Setters Maggie Scott and August Raskie also combined for 50 assists. For the Huskies, five attackers totaled over 10 kills each. Next up for the Ducks is a trip to Pullman on Friday at 6 PM. Match Story (by Austin Cracraft): Read More