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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After making the Final Four for the first time since 1939, the Oregon Ducks Men's Basketball team looks a bit different as fall practice begins leading up to the 2017-2018 season. Three Ducks were picked in the 2017 NBA Draft and a handful of others are no longer with the program. With a lot of new faces, Oregon is looking to stay atop the Pac-12 Conference. Members of the team met with the media before Friday's practice to preview the season. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Dana Altman

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After making the Final Four for the first time since 1939, the Oregon Ducks Men's Basketball team looks a bit different as fall practice begins leading up to the 2017-2018 season. Three Ducks were picked in the 2017 NBA Draft and a handful of others are no longer with the program. With a lot of new faces, Oregon is looking to stay atop the Pac-12 Conference. Members of the team met with the media before Friday's practice to preview the season. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Dana Altman

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After a freshman season that saw him take the field primarily on special teams, La'Mar Winston Jr. has stepped into the hybrid-role as the DUCK position in Jim Leavitt's defense. The role requires Winston Jr. to fulfill duties as both an outside linebacker and a safety of rushing the passer while also being able to stick with some speedy receivers in pass coverage. Having played his way into the starter role after splitting time early in the year, Winston Jr. continues to build confidence and add an intriguing dynamic to the Duck defense. Listen below to a feature story on the budding sophomore. La'Mar Winston Jr. Stepping into DUCK Position (by Alex Castle)… Read More

After a freshman season that saw him take the field primarily on special teams, La'Mar Winston Jr. has stepped into the hybrid-role as the DUCK position in Jim Leavitt's defense. The role requires Winston Jr. to fulfill duties as both an outside linebacker and a safety of rushing the passer while also being able to stick with some speedy receivers in pass coverage. Having played his way into the starter role after splitting time early in the year, Winston Jr. continues to build confidence and add an intriguing dynamic to the Duck defense. Listen below to a feature story on the budding sophomore. La'Mar Winston Jr. Stepping into DUCK Position (by Alex Castle)… Read More

Oregon Soccer started bright against Washington State, but after Halla Hinriksdottir's clearance was blocked and then scored by Cougars' forward Brianna Alger in the 20th minute, UO struggled to gain momentum back. Washington State doubled up before half, and a Mia Costa tap-in off of Marissa Everett free kick in the 58th minute was not enough to complete the comeback. Oregon, now 6-6 on the year and 0-4 in conference, must now prepare for Washington on Sunday at 1 PM. GAME STORY (by Matt Tyra) Read More

Oregon Soccer started bright against Washington State, but after Halla Hinriksdottir's clearance was blocked and then scored by Cougars' forward Brianna Alger in the 20th minute, UO struggled to gain momentum back. Washington State doubled up before half, and a Mia Costa tap-in off of Marissa Everett free kick in the 58th minute was not enough to complete the comeback. Oregon, now 6-6 on the year and 0-4 in conference, must now prepare for Washington on Sunday at 1 PM. GAME STORY (by Matt Tyra) Read More

HOSTS: Marc Grandi and Alex Castle QuackSmack is live from the Valley River Inn. Watch live on Twitter @KWVASports. 6:00  Breaking Down Oregon-Washington State Soccer

• Who stood out?
• Where do the Ducks now stand in the Pac-12?
• Importance on the game vs. Washington on Sunday

6:10  Oregon Volleyball Hosts No. 2 Stanford on Friday

• Ducks: 1-2 in last three matches - what's changed?
• How do the Ducks move on from the Van Sickle injury?
• Previewing the match vs. the Cardinal…

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Walk-on tight end Ryan Bay started for the first time in his three-year collegiate career in the Oregon Ducks' 45-24 win over Cal on Saturday at Autzen Stadium. The redshirt sophomore did not play high school football as a sophomore or junior, but his senior season at Tigard High School earned him a scholarship offer from Eastern Washington and a walk-on spot at Oregon. As a Duck, Bay fulfilled a life-long dream. Next up was catching a pass at Autzen Stadium. Bay caught two passes against the Golden Bears for 20 yards - and no one is surprised. Listen to the full story below. STORY: Walk-On Ryan Bay Catches Two Passes in First Start (by Marc Grandi) Read More

Walk-on tight end Ryan Bay started for the first time in his three-year collegiate career in the Oregon Ducks' 45-24 win over Cal on Saturday at Autzen Stadium. The redshirt sophomore did not play high school football as a sophomore or junior, but his senior season at Tigard High School earned him a scholarship offer from Eastern Washington and a walk-on spot at Oregon. As a Duck, Bay fulfilled a life-long dream. Next up was catching a pass at Autzen Stadium. Bay caught two passes against the Golden Bears for 20 yards - and no one is surprised. Listen to the full story below. STORY: Walk-On Ryan Bay Catches Two Passes in First Start (by Marc Grandi) Read More