Oregon soccer's difficulty in Pac-12 continued as the Ducks lost 1-0 to Washington at Papé Field on Sunday. The Ducks started out strong but couldn't capitalize on their chances, but a slow second half start led to a Huskies goal, which was enough to be the difference as Oregon fell to its Seattle rivals. Game story (by Maverick Pallack) Interviews Head coach Kat Mertz Read More

Oregon soccer's difficulty in Pac-12 continued as the Ducks lost 1-0 to Washington at Papé Field on Sunday. The Ducks started out strong but couldn't capitalize on their chances, but a slow second half start led to a Huskies goal, which was enough to be the difference as Oregon fell to its Seattle rivals. Game story (by Maverick Pallack) Interviews Head coach Kat Mertz Read More

The Oregon Ducks football team lost for the third-consecutive time against the Washington State Cougars, falling 33-10 on Saturday night at Autzen Stadium. After the first quarter, the Ducks held a 10-7 lead over the No. 11 Cougars, but the Ducks didn't score in the final three quarters while Washington State rattled off 26-straight points to cruise to the team's sixth victory to open the season. After Justin Hebert fractured his collarbone in last week's win over Cal, true freshman Braxton Burmeister made his first career start and finished 15-27 with 145 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions. Washington State's Luke Falk finished 24-42 with 282 yards, three touchdowns, and zero interceptions. The loss drops Oregon to 4-2 on the season ahead of a Week 7 matchup vs. the Stanford Cardinal in Palo Alto on Saturday, October 14th at 8:00 p.m. Below is full game coverage, including stories and interviews. POSTGAME STORIES 3rd and 4th Downs Haunt Oregon in… Read More

The Oregon Ducks football team lost for the third-consecutive time against the Washington State Cougars, falling 33-10 on Saturday night at Autzen Stadium. After the first quarter, the Ducks held a 10-7 lead over the No. 11 Cougars, but the Ducks didn't score in the final three quarters while Washington State rattled off 26-straight points to cruise to the team's sixth victory to open the season. After Justin Hebert fractured his collarbone in last week's win over Cal, true freshman Braxton Burmeister made his first career start and finished 15-27 with 145 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions. Washington State's Luke Falk finished 24-42 with 282 yards, three touchdowns, and zero interceptions. The loss drops Oregon to 4-2 on the season ahead of a Week 7 matchup vs. the Stanford Cardinal in Palo Alto on Saturday, October 14th at 8:00 p.m. Below is full game coverage, including stories and interviews. POSTGAME STORIES 3rd and 4th Downs Haunt Oregon in… Read More

Live from the Valley River Inn at 4:00 PM  Hosts: Jonathan Rifkind and Ian Gerig 4:00 Oregon vs. Wazzou

• The Matchup
• Can Oregon stop WSU’s momentum/
• Prediction

4:12 Oregon's Offense 

• Recruitment update
• Ryan Bay’s journey to starting tight end (story by Marc Grandi)
• Alie or Burmeister
• Royce is Questionable

4:22 Oregon's Defense 

• DB La’Mar Winston Jr. expanding and improving his role (story by Alex Castle)

4:30 Taggart Talk

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Live from the Valley River Inn at 4:00 PM  Hosts: Jonathan Rifkind and Ian Gerig 4:00 Oregon vs. Wazzou

• The Matchup
• Can Oregon stop WSU’s momentum/
• Prediction

4:12 Oregon's Offense 

• Recruitment update
• Ryan Bay’s journey to starting tight end (story by Marc Grandi)
• Alie or Burmeister
• Royce is Questionable

4:22 Oregon's Defense 

• DB La’Mar Winston Jr. expanding and improving his role (story by Alex Castle)

4:30 Taggart Talk

• …

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Oregon volleyball was swept by second-ranked Stanford at Matthew Knight Arena on Friday night. But the Ducks did not go down without a fight, taking the third set to a tight 23-23 before two Stanford points secured the match in three sets. Match story (by Shawn Medow) Interviews Head coach Matt Ulmer and senior Taylor Agost  

Oregon volleyball was swept by second-ranked Stanford at Matthew Knight Arena on Friday night. But the Ducks did not go down without a fight, taking the third set to a tight 23-23 before two Stanford points secured the match in three sets. Match story (by Shawn Medow) Interviews Head coach Matt Ulmer and senior Taylor Agost  

HOSTS: Austin Cracraft, Maverick Pallack, and Tyler Kastan QuackSmack (6:00-7:00) 6:00 Preview of tonight's High School Football games

• Jonathan Rifkind on the call for Sheldon-South Eugene (88.1 FM until 7:55, then KWVA 2)
• Alex Castle is at Thurston vs. Crater (Thurston Live Stream)
• Matt Tyra on the call for Stanford-Oregon volleyball (88.1 FM)

6:07 Red-hot Washington State comes to Eugene

• Offensive gameplan without Herbert?
• Leach's offense poses…

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Fresh off a deep postseason run to the Elite Eight, the Oregon Women's Basketball team is back practicing in preparation for the 2017-2018 season. Under head coach Kelly Graves, there's a new atmosphere around the program heading into the season. The Ducks are still a young team, with just two seniors and two juniors on the roster. Members of the team met with the media after the team's fifth practice of the fall to preview the upcoming year. Listen to the full interviews below. Head Coach Kelly Graves

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