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QuackSmack: Tuesday (2/6/24)
Hosted by Austin Ota, Liam Baker, and Leo Schulhoff
Oregon Men’s Basketball Has a Tough Split Against the SoCal Schools (6:00)
- What went wrong in the comeback attempt against UCLA? Thoughts on the win against USC?
- How will Oregon survive down to only eight scholarship players (plus Nate Bittle)?
- Can Oregon still make the tournament with an at-large bid?
GUEST: Duck Territory’s Jared Mack (6:20)
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Hosted by Levi Bergthold, Jack Wargo, and Wilder Lewis
Men’s Basketball Splits in LA (6:00)
- Weekend review of games versus USC and UCLA
- Can the team survive the injuries?
- Preview of the home slate versus the Washington schools
Superbowl Preview (6:20)
- Brock Purdy slander
Women’s Basketball – the Slide Continues (6:40)
- Ducks on a five-game losing streak
- A close loss versus OSU
- Previewing the mountain schools
PREVIA DE WBB DE OREGON: Los Ducks Reciben a los Beavers en el Último Partido de la Rivalidad en la Pac 12
Escrito por Mario Ponce
EUGENE, Ore - El equipo de básquetbol femenino de los Oregon Ducks (11-11) recibe al equipo del ranking dieciocho del país, los Oregon State Beavers (17-3), en su último partido de la rivalidad de la temporada regular en la Pac 12, ya que los Ducks se van a la Big 10 el año que viene. En su ultimo partido el 31 de diciembre los Beavers ganaron 62-41. El último partido de los rivales en la conferencia promete ser emocionante y dramático.
Oregon Ducks:
Los Ducks han tenido una temporada difícil y están de penúltimos en la Pac 12, con un récord de conferencia de 2-7. Esta ha sido una temporada de reconstrucción del programa y tienen uno de los equipos más jóvenes de la NCAA este año. Los Ducks juegan en una de las mejores conferencias del básquetbol femenino, y este será el cuarto de los últimos cinco partidos ante un rival de ranking nacional. En estos momentos…
Read MorePREVIA DE WBB DE OREGON: Los Ducks Reciben a los Beavers en el Último Partido de la Rivalidad en la Pac 12
Escrito por Mario Ponce
EUGENE, Ore - El equipo de básquetbol femenino de los Oregon Ducks (11-11) recibe al equipo del ranking dieciocho del país, los Oregon State Beavers (17-3), en su último partido de la rivalidad de la temporada regular en la Pac 12, ya que los Ducks se van a la Big 10 el año que viene. En su ultimo partido el 31 de diciembre los Beavers ganaron 62-41. El último partido de los rivales en la conferencia promete ser emocionante y dramático.
Oregon Ducks:
Los Ducks han tenido una temporada difícil y están de penúltimos en la Pac 12, con un récord de conferencia de 2-7. Esta ha sido una temporada de reconstrucción del programa y tienen uno de los equipos más jóvenes de la NCAA este año. Los Ducks juegan en una de las mejores conferencias del básquetbol femenino, y este será el cuarto de los últimos cinco partidos ante un rival de ranking nacional. En estos momentos…
Read MoreOREGON WBB PREVIEW: Ducks Host Beavers in Last Home Rivalry Game in the Pac 12
by Mario Ponce
EUGENE, Ore - The Oregon Ducks women’s basketball team (11-11) will host the No. 18 Oregon State Beavers (17-3) in their last Pac 12 regular season meeting, as the Ducks move to the Big 10 next year. In their previous matchup on December 31 of last year, the Beavers won 62-41. The last rivalry game in the conference is sure to be exciting and emotional.
Oregon Ducks:
The Ducks have had a difficult season, and are second to last in the Pac 12, with a conference record of 2-7. This season has been a rebuilding one for the program and they have one of the youngest rosters in the NCAA. The Ducks are playing in one of the deepest conferences in women’s basketball, and this game will be the fourth of their last five against a ranked opponent. They currently have a four game loosing streak, their last win coming against the Arizona Wildcats at home on January 14 by a score of…
Read MoreOREGON WBB PREVIEW: Ducks Host Beavers in Last Home Rivalry Game in the Pac 12
by Mario Ponce
EUGENE, Ore - The Oregon Ducks women’s basketball team (11-11) will host the No. 18 Oregon State Beavers (17-3) in their last Pac 12 regular season meeting, as the Ducks move to the Big 10 next year. In their previous matchup on December 31 of last year, the Beavers won 62-41. The last rivalry game in the conference is sure to be exciting and emotional.
Oregon Ducks:
The Ducks have had a difficult season, and are second to last in the Pac 12, with a conference record of 2-7. This season has been a rebuilding one for the program and they have one of the youngest rosters in the NCAA. The Ducks are playing in one of the deepest conferences in women’s basketball, and this game will be the fourth of their last five against a ranked opponent. They currently have a four game loosing streak, their last win coming against the Arizona Wildcats at home on January 14 by a score of…
Read MoreMBB PREVIEW: Ducks fly South to take on LA schools.
By Liam Baker
EUGENE, Ore—Last weekend for the Oregon Ducks (14-6, 6-3 Pac-12) was one of both highs and lows. On Thursday, Center Nate Bittle made his return to the lineup after over a two-month absence with a broken wrist. He played just 12 minutes in his return, and the Ducks used a huge second half to turn a five-point halftime deficit into an 80-61 win over Arizona State. On Saturday, in front of a sold-out crowd at Matthew Knight Arena, the Caleb Love-led #9 Arizona Wildcats led from start to finish on their way to an 87-78 victory over the Ducks. In the game, guard Keeshawn Barthelemy left with an injury, and yesterday the team confirmed he will miss the rest of the season. The injury adds Barthelemy to a long list of Ducks that have missed substantial time this season. Despite the loss, Jermaine Couisnard continues to play his best ball of the season. After scoring 19 against the Sun Devils, he led the Ducks with 20 points against the Wildcats. Also, N'Faly Dante…
Read MoreMBB PREVIEW: Ducks fly South to take on LA schools.
By Liam Baker
EUGENE, Ore—Last weekend for the Oregon Ducks (14-6, 6-3 Pac-12) was one of both highs and lows. On Thursday, Center Nate Bittle made his return to the lineup after over a two-month absence with a broken wrist. He played just 12 minutes in his return, and the Ducks used a huge second half to turn a five-point halftime deficit into an 80-61 win over Arizona State. On Saturday, in front of a sold-out crowd at Matthew Knight Arena, the Caleb Love-led #9 Arizona Wildcats led from start to finish on their way to an 87-78 victory over the Ducks. In the game, guard Keeshawn Barthelemy left with an injury, and yesterday the team confirmed he will miss the rest of the season. The injury adds Barthelemy to a long list of Ducks that have missed substantial time this season. Despite the loss, Jermaine Couisnard continues to play his best ball of the season. After scoring 19 against the Sun Devils, he led the Ducks with 20 points against the Wildcats. Also, N'Faly Dante…
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