Reportaje de Mario Ponce

EUGENE, Ore - El equipo de básquetbol masculino de los Oregon Ducks (15-7) venció a los Washington Huskies (12-10) en un partido crítico para mantenerse en la lucha del torneo de la NCAA. Oregon desperdició una ventaja en la segunda mitad pero aguantó para ganar 85-80.

El partido empezó parejo, con los equipos alternando ventajas hasta que Oregon tomó una ventaja que mantendría el resto de la primera mitad. Los Ducks cerraron su cerco defensivo y los Huskies sufrieron en ataque. Jermaine Cuisnard de Oregon se destacó en la primera mitad, con sus triples manteniendo a su equipo adelante. Washington se mantuvo cerca y la mitad fue cerrada hasta el final. La defensa de Oregon detuvo un ataque en la última posesión de Washington para irse al vestuario ganando 40-36.

Los Ducks empezaron la segunda mitad con confianza, y extendieron su ventaja sobre los Huskies. Oregon anotó bien y llegó a liderar por 20 puntos, pero cuando…

Reportaje de Mario Ponce

EUGENE, Ore - El equipo de básquetbol masculino de los Oregon Ducks (15-7) venció a los Washington Huskies (12-10) en un partido crítico para mantenerse en la lucha del torneo de la NCAA. Oregon desperdició una ventaja en la segunda mitad pero aguantó para ganar 85-80.

El partido empezó parejo, con los equipos alternando ventajas hasta que Oregon tomó una ventaja que mantendría el resto de la primera mitad. Los Ducks cerraron su cerco defensivo y los Huskies sufrieron en ataque. Jermaine Cuisnard de Oregon se destacó en la primera mitad, con sus triples manteniendo a su equipo adelante. Washington se mantuvo cerca y la mitad fue cerrada hasta el final. La defensa de Oregon detuvo un ataque en la última posesión de Washington para irse al vestuario ganando 40-36.

Los Ducks empezaron la segunda mitad con confianza, y extendieron su ventaja sobre los Huskies. Oregon anotó bien y llegó a liderar por 20 puntos, pero cuando…

By Mario Ponce

EUGENE, Ore - The Oregon Ducks men’s basketball team (15-7) beat the Washington Huskies (12-10) in a key game to keep their NCAA tournament hopes alive. Oregon squandered a big lead in the second half but hung on to win 85-80.

The game started back and forth, with the teams trading the lead a couple of times before Oregon took a lead they would retain for the rest of the half. The Ducks buckled down on defense and the Huskies struggled with shooting. Oregon’s Jermaine Cuisnard stole the show in the first half, with multiple three point shots keeping his team ahead. Washington stayed close though and the half went down to the wire. Oregon’s defense stopped a last possession attack by Washington to take the lead to the locker room at 40-34.

The Ducks started the second half really well, and extended their advantage over the Huskies. Oregon had good baskets and at one point led by as many as 20 points, but right when it looked like…

By Mario Ponce

EUGENE, Ore - The Oregon Ducks men’s basketball team (15-7) beat the Washington Huskies (12-10) in a key game to keep their NCAA tournament hopes alive. Oregon squandered a big lead in the second half but hung on to win 85-80.

The game started back and forth, with the teams trading the lead a couple of times before Oregon took a lead they would retain for the rest of the half. The Ducks buckled down on defense and the Huskies struggled with shooting. Oregon’s Jermaine Cuisnard stole the show in the first half, with multiple three point shots keeping his team ahead. Washington stayed close though and the half went down to the wire. Oregon’s defense stopped a last possession attack by Washington to take the lead to the locker room at 40-34.

The Ducks started the second half really well, and extended their advantage over the Huskies. Oregon had good baskets and at one point led by as many as 20 points, but right when it looked like…

Hosted by Austin Ota, John Evans, and Gavin Carpenter

Recapping the Oregon Softball Opening Night (6:00)

Oregon Basketball Roundtable (6:20)

• Can MBB still make the tournament with an at-large bid?
• How does Oregon replace the production of Sofia Bell following her injury?
• What has been the biggest surprise and biggest disappointment for each squad?

Let’s Play Some Games (if we have time left oops) (6:40)

By Zach Carver

After splitting two games in LA, the Oregon men's basketball team (15-7, 7-4 Pac-12) returns to action in Matthew Knight Arena this Thursday at 7:00 p.m. against the Washington Huskies (12-10, 4-7 Pac-12). Sitting third in the conference, Oregon needs to pick up a win versus Washington as they look to a more crucial match on Saturday against Washington State. Thursday’s game could provide the momentum and confidence needed to pull off a win versus WSU.

The last time the Huskies and Ducks collided was a thriller. The game came down to the final seconds when guard Jermaine Cousinard hit a contested layup, claiming a 76-74 victory for Oregon. Cousinard was one of three Ducks to score at least 15 points with freshmen Kwame Evans Jr. and Jackson Shelstad being the others. Oregon’s offense was barely able to snag the game from a Washington team that shot a very efficient 50% from the field and 42% from three.

Oregon: Defense…

By Zach Carver

After splitting two games in LA, the Oregon men's basketball team (15-7, 7-4 Pac-12) returns to action in Matthew Knight Arena this Thursday at 7:00 p.m. against the Washington Huskies (12-10, 4-7 Pac-12). Sitting third in the conference, Oregon needs to pick up a win versus Washington as they look to a more crucial match on Saturday against Washington State. Thursday’s game could provide the momentum and confidence needed to pull off a win versus WSU.

The last time the Huskies and Ducks collided was a thriller. The game came down to the final seconds when guard Jermaine Cousinard hit a contested layup, claiming a 76-74 victory for Oregon. Cousinard was one of three Ducks to score at least 15 points with freshmen Kwame Evans Jr. and Jackson Shelstad being the others. Oregon’s offense was barely able to snag the game from a Washington team that shot a very efficient 50% from the field and 42% from three.

Oregon: Defense…

Hosted by Levi Bergthold, Cuinn Huber, and Ben Schoenfield

Men’s Basketball Hosts the Washington Schools  (6:00)

• Preview of Washington, Washington State
• Who needs to step up?
• Can they right the ship and make the tournament?

Superbowl Preview (6:20)

• X-Factors
• Predictions

Women’s Basketball Travels to the Mountain Schools(6:40)

• Ducks face off against top-5 Colorado
• What makes this weekend a success?

By Tayten Torgrimson

EUGENE, Ore. – Spring sports are finally among us once again, and the Oregon softball program gears up for year six under head coach Melyssa Lombardi. The program is coming off a 38-17 record with its first NCAA Super Regional appearance since 2018 last season, which ended in a series loss to Oklahoma State. Oregon looks to make another deep run in the Women’s College World Series.

Oregon finished fifth in the Pac-12 conference with a 14-10 record. This season, the Pac-12 is stacked. Stanford, UCLA and Washington ranked ahead of the Ducks in preseason polls. Oregon makes pit stops in Clearwater, Florida, San Diego, California and Cathedral City, California. It won't return to Eugene for a series till Feb. 29.

Oregon returns nine starters, including six freshmen and five transfers. Kaila Pollard, who transferred from Florida will have to sit out this season and will be eligible to play in 2025. Players to keep an eye on are right-…

By Tayten Torgrimson

EUGENE, Ore. – Spring sports are finally among us once again, and the Oregon softball program gears up for year six under head coach Melyssa Lombardi. The program is coming off a 38-17 record with its first NCAA Super Regional appearance since 2018 last season, which ended in a series loss to Oklahoma State. Oregon looks to make another deep run in the Women’s College World Series.

Oregon finished fifth in the Pac-12 conference with a 14-10 record. This season, the Pac-12 is stacked. Stanford, UCLA and Washington ranked ahead of the Ducks in preseason polls. Oregon makes pit stops in Clearwater, Florida, San Diego, California and Cathedral City, California. It won't return to Eugene for a series till Feb. 29.

Oregon returns nine starters, including six freshmen and five transfers. Kaila Pollard, who transferred from Florida will have to sit out this season and will be eligible to play in 2025. Players to keep an eye on are right-…