USC sophomore running back Ronald Jones II carried the ball 20 times, totaling a career-high 171 yards and 4 touchdowns. After giving up 17 points to the Trojans in the first quarter and trailing 17-6, the Ducks only gave up one touchdown in the second quarter, but struggled to move the ball down the field and were shut out in the quarter for the first time all season. Freshman quarterback Justin Herbert faced USC's blitz almost every play and went 18-33 with 162 yards and a touchdown, but the real struggles came on the ground for the Ducks. Royce Freeman and Tony Brooks-James combined for 18 carries for 68 yards and no touchdowns. Oregon moves to 3-6 overall and 1-5 in Pac 12 play. Listen to postgame reactions and stories below. Oregon had Trouble Establishing the Run Game against a strong USC Defense  (by Jonathan Rifkind)… Read More

USC sophomore running back Ronald Jones II carried the ball 20 times, totaling a career-high 171 yards and 4 touchdowns. After giving up 17 points to the Trojans in the first quarter and trailing 17-6, the Ducks only gave up one touchdown in the second quarter, but struggled to move the ball down the field and were shut out in the quarter for the first time all season. Freshman quarterback Justin Herbert faced USC's blitz almost every play and went 18-33 with 162 yards and a touchdown, but the real struggles came on the ground for the Ducks. Royce Freeman and Tony Brooks-James combined for 18 carries for 68 yards and no touchdowns. Oregon moves to 3-6 overall and 1-5 in Pac 12 play. Listen to postgame reactions and stories below. Oregon had Trouble Establishing the Run Game against a strong USC Defense  (by Jonathan Rifkind)… Read More

Oregon secured its place in a three-way tie at the top of the PAC-12 standings with an emphatic road sweep of the #8 Washington Huskies on Friday night. Headlined by a 14-0 run in a 25-8 second set win, the Ducks demolished UW in hitting efficiency, outhitting the Huskies .348 to .131. With the win, Oregon moves to 9-4 in the PAC-12, matching Washington and the UCLA Bruins, and they'll next face the unranked Washington State Cougars in Pullman at 11:00 AM on Sunday. GAME STORY (by Matt Tyra) Read More

Oregon secured its place in a three-way tie at the top of the PAC-12 standings with an emphatic road sweep of the #8 Washington Huskies on Friday night. Headlined by a 14-0 run in a 25-8 second set win, the Ducks demolished UW in hitting efficiency, outhitting the Huskies .348 to .131. With the win, Oregon moves to 9-4 in the PAC-12, matching Washington and the UCLA Bruins, and they'll next face the unranked Washington State Cougars in Pullman at 11:00 AM on Sunday. GAME STORY (by Matt Tyra) Read More

Oregon soccer fell in its final match of the season to rivals Oregon State thanks to an Emma Jones goal with under 10 minutes to play. The Ducks celebrated senior night prior to the match but could not send them off with a win. Game Story (by Shawn Medow) Interviews Kat Mertz -Shawn Medow

Oregon soccer fell in its final match of the season to rivals Oregon State thanks to an Emma Jones goal with under 10 minutes to play. The Ducks celebrated senior night prior to the match but could not send them off with a win. Game Story (by Shawn Medow) Interviews Kat Mertz -Shawn Medow

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The Olathe, Kansas native Jimmie Swain has bust onto the scene in a big way for the Duck's defense in 2016. Story (by Zach Bigley)  

The Olathe, Kansas native Jimmie Swain has bust onto the scene in a big way for the Duck's defense in 2016. Story (by Zach Bigley)  

Oregon's wide receivers always want production from a receptions, yards, and touchdowns perspective. However, the group also takes great pride in its downfield blocking, springing big plays for the offense. In fact, the group even has a running contest you can hear about below. Oregon's Wide Receivers Compete to be Group's Best Blocker (by Chris Clayon)