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Following a pair of victories over #22 Washington, the Oregon Ducks were unable to complete the sweep. Getting the start was freshman Zack Noll, who went just two innings while allowing six earned runs, including a grand slam by UW's Willie MacIver. The Oregon bullpen came in afterwards, using six arms, who combined for seven innings of work with six runs allowed and 10 strikeouts. Gabe Matthews continued his good weekend, contributing an RBI double in the sixth. Following the defeat, Oregon drops to 15-6 on the year and 4-2 in conference. The Ducks will play again on the road Tuesday at Portland. Game Story (by Greg Kelly): Read More

Following a pair of victories over #22 Washington, the Oregon Ducks were unable to complete the sweep. Getting the start was freshman Zack Noll, who went just two innings while allowing six earned runs, including a grand slam by UW's Willie MacIver. The Oregon bullpen came in afterwards, using six arms, who combined for seven innings of work with six runs allowed and 10 strikeouts. Gabe Matthews continued his good weekend, contributing an RBI double in the sixth. Following the defeat, Oregon drops to 15-6 on the year and 4-2 in conference. The Ducks will play again on the road Tuesday at Portland. Game Story (by Greg Kelly): Read More

The Oregon Ducks took the series from the Washington Huskies in another hard-fought contest. Oregon starter Matt Mercer pitched seven shutout innings allowing six hits and earning seven strikeouts. The lone run of the game came in the first inning after a Gabe Matthews RBI (11)--his fourth of the series--on a double (5) to left field. The Ducks improve to their overall record to 15-5 (4-1).The series concludes tomorrow afternoon (2 PM) at PK Park where the Ducks will look for a sweep. Game Story (by Austin Cracraft) Read More

The Oregon Ducks took the series from the Washington Huskies in another hard-fought contest. Oregon starter Matt Mercer pitched seven shutout innings allowing six hits and earning seven strikeouts. The lone run of the game came in the first inning after a Gabe Matthews RBI (11)--his fourth of the series--on a double (5) to left field. The Ducks improve to their overall record to 15-5 (4-1).The series concludes tomorrow afternoon (2 PM) at PK Park where the Ducks will look for a sweep. Game Story (by Austin Cracraft) Read More

In a hostile road environment in front of 18,000 Kansas fans in the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Oregon pulled off an upset for the ages with a 74-60 victory over the No. 1 seed Kansas Jayhawks. The No. 3 seeded Ducks built a 44-33 lead at the half and never looked back, although the Jayhawks did cut the lead down to six late in the game. Oregon will play Saturday in the program's first Final Four since the Tall Firs won it all in 1939. Listen to postgame reactions below. Game Story (by Chris Clayton) Read More

In a hostile road environment in front of 18,000 Kansas fans in the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Oregon pulled off an upset for the ages with a 74-60 victory over the No. 1 seed Kansas Jayhawks. The No. 3 seeded Ducks built a 44-33 lead at the half and never looked back, although the Jayhawks did cut the lead down to six late in the game. Oregon will play Saturday in the program's first Final Four since the Tall Firs won it all in 1939. Listen to postgame reactions below. Game Story (by Chris Clayton) Read More

The Oregon baseball team continued their good start to Pac-12 play, picking up a victory in the first game of the series against Washington. David Peterson took the mound and impressed once again with his fourth consecutive quality start (7 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 1 ER, 7 K). He also continues to move up the Oregon record books as he tied Cole Irvin for fifth all-time in strikeouts after his seven today.  On the offensive side, the Ducks were lead by a pair of freshman in Gabe Matthews and Morgan McCullough. Each notched a pair of hits while Matthews had three RBIs and McCullough had one. The Ducks won in spite of the defense committing four errors. Oregon will look to win the series tomorrow at 7 pm at PK Park as Matt Mercer is slated to take the mound for the Ducks tomorrow. Game Story (by Greg Kelly)… Read More

The Oregon baseball team continued their good start to Pac-12 play, picking up a victory in the first game of the series against Washington. David Peterson took the mound and impressed once again with his fourth consecutive quality start (7 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 1 ER, 7 K). He also continues to move up the Oregon record books as he tied Cole Irvin for fifth all-time in strikeouts after his seven today.  On the offensive side, the Ducks were lead by a pair of freshman in Gabe Matthews and Morgan McCullough. Each notched a pair of hits while Matthews had three RBIs and McCullough had one. The Ducks won in spite of the defense committing four errors. Oregon will look to win the series tomorrow at 7 pm at PK Park as Matt Mercer is slated to take the mound for the Ducks tomorrow. Game Story (by Greg Kelly)… Read More

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