The annual Oregon Football Spring Game is less than a week away now (April 29) and the team just started its final week of practices during the spring. The Ducks have been drafted onto two different teams, though the rosters have yet to be released. Members of the team spoke to the media on Tuesday morning before practice and they broke down what they saw in last weekend's scrimmage and what the focus is in the final week of spring workouts. The full interviews are below. Head Coach Willie Taggart Quarterback Justin Herbert… Read More

Hosts: Alex Castle, Collin Catman, and Ian Gerig 6:00 Oregon Softball Still Looks to Stabilize 

• Competed down in Tucson
• How bad do three straight series losses look?
• Expectations for the final weeks of the season

6:20 GUEST: Andrew Greif (The Oregonian)… Read More

Oregon Men's Basketball Head Coach Dana Altman addressed the media on Monday morning. He reflected about the 2016-2017 team's trip to the Final Four, his thoughts on the players declaring for the NBA as well as transferring out of the program and even looked ahead to next season, a year in which the Ducks will look much younger than in the recent past. This is the final time Altman will speak to the media until the 2017-2018 season begins later in the year. Below is the full interview. Head Coach Dana Altman - Marc Grandi

Oregon Men's Basketball Head Coach Dana Altman addressed the media on Monday morning. He reflected about the 2016-2017 team's trip to the Final Four, his thoughts on the players declaring for the NBA as well as transferring out of the program and even looked ahead to next season, a year in which the Ducks will look much younger than in the recent past. This is the final time Altman will speak to the media until the 2017-2018 season begins later in the year. Below is the full interview. Head Coach Dana Altman - Marc Grandi

HOSTS: Marc Grandi, Maverick Pallack, and Tyler Kastan 6:00  Oregon Softball Drops Third-Straight Series

• Series recap
• Home runs save the Ducks
• Is Oregon trending upward?

6:20  GUEST: Mike White (Oregon Softball Head Coach)… Read More

After losing the first two games of the series vs. the No. 3 Arizona Wildcats, the No. 6 Oregon Ducks responded with a come-from-behind, 4-3 win on Sunday in Tucson, Arizona. Trailing 3-2 in the sixth innings, Nikki Udria homered to tie the game. Two batters later, Lauren Lindvall did the same to give Oregon its first lead of the game. Shannon Rhodes hit a solo home run, too, back in the second inning. Megan Kleist picked up the win (14-3) as she allowed three runs on six hits in seven innings. The Wildcats outhit the Ducks six to five. Below is full postgame coverage. Game Story (by Marc Grandi) Read More

After losing the first two games of the series vs. the No. 3 Arizona Wildcats, the No. 6 Oregon Ducks responded with a come-from-behind, 4-3 win on Sunday in Tucson, Arizona. Trailing 3-2 in the sixth innings, Nikki Udria homered to tie the game. Two batters later, Lauren Lindvall did the same to give Oregon its first lead of the game. Shannon Rhodes hit a solo home run, too, back in the second inning. Megan Kleist picked up the win (14-3) as she allowed three runs on six hits in seven innings. The Wildcats outhit the Ducks six to five. Below is full postgame coverage. Game Story (by Marc Grandi) Read More

The Oregon Ducks took on the Stanford Cardinal Sunday afternoon in final game of the series and were unable to keep pace with the Stanford bats as the Cardinal pushed across ten runs en route to a 10-4 victory. Isaiah Carranza got the starting nod for the Ducks, though he was chased after only 1.2 innings pitched; giving up 4 earned runs and 5 hits. The Oregon freshman trio of Matthews, Dyer, and Steer drove in 3 of the 4 runs scored for the Ducks, with Kyle Kasser chipping in 3 hits as well. The Cardinal sweep marks the first home series loss for the Ducks this season, as well as pushing the Oregon losing streak to 5. The Ducks will take on #1 Oregon State Tuesday in Corvallis as they'll look to end the losing streak against their arch rival. Game Story (by Collin Catman)… Read More

The Oregon Ducks took on the Stanford Cardinal Sunday afternoon in final game of the series and were unable to keep pace with the Stanford bats as the Cardinal pushed across ten runs en route to a 10-4 victory. Isaiah Carranza got the starting nod for the Ducks, though he was chased after only 1.2 innings pitched; giving up 4 earned runs and 5 hits. The Oregon freshman trio of Matthews, Dyer, and Steer drove in 3 of the 4 runs scored for the Ducks, with Kyle Kasser chipping in 3 hits as well. The Cardinal sweep marks the first home series loss for the Ducks this season, as well as pushing the Oregon losing streak to 5. The Ducks will take on #1 Oregon State Tuesday in Corvallis as they'll look to end the losing streak against their arch rival. Game Story (by Collin Catman)… Read More

The Oregon Men's Tennis Team defeated their rivals the Washington Huskies 4-2 on Saturday afternoon. The Ducks clinched the doubles point as their #1 and #3 doubles pairings got the victories, and from there the Ducks were able to win a toughly contested match. It was also senior day and lone senior Jayson Amos was recognized for his accomplishments. Also, Amos won his match 6-3, 6-3. The Ducks will leave for California on Monday to prepare for the PAC-12 Championships, which kick-off on Wednesday. Game Story (by Naveed Habibelahian)   Interviews Jayson Amos… Read More