By Charles Martindale On September 29th, Oregon volleyball notched an unassuming 3-1 victory against rival Washington in front of their home fans at Matthew Knight Arena. It was more of the same then for the Ducks, who pushed their winning streak in Eugene to 20 consecutive matches with the defeat of the Huskies. Surprisingly though, the streak would end at 20, with October 2023 turning into a trying month for a Ducks team with high expectations. A loss to a talented Washington State team was the first sign of trouble, as the home winning streak was snapped. Oregon would bounce back with three consecutive wins against teams in the bottom half of the Pac-12, however a one sided loss, again on home court, last weekend to Arizona State has the Ducks looking to avoid a tailspin. The Pac-12 holds four teams in the top 20 nationally, and conference play has been a challenge so far. “I think there’s a lot of things we can learn from this, and I hope it’s something that we… Read More

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Austin Ota, John Evans

6:00 Is John a Director now?

• Replacing Knight Jarecki
• Does he have what it takes
• How does his sandwich prowess factor in?

6:10 Oregon Football

• Traditional trouble vs Wazzu
• Explosive offense with strong WRs
• Potent Edge Rush

6:30 Oregon Volleyball

• Didn't play well last weekend
• Top 10 Stanford matchup
• A must win if Oregon wants to stay in contention for the Pac-12 crown

6:45 Oregon Soccer

• Ducks played better

6:50 Directors Games

• All Aboard
• Predictions

Hosted by Austin Ota, Xaiver Aguiar, and Gavin Carpenter

Oregon Football Looks Towards Wazzu (6:00)

• What are the main issues Oregon needs to shore up this weekend against the Cougars?
• How much of a threat does Cam Ward pose to Oregon, what do they have to do to nullify him?
• Breaking down Oregon’s chance at a CFB Playoff appearance

Thurston Football Stays Undefeated (6:25)

• What has gone right for the Colts to this point in the year?
• Was the South Eugene game the best overall game for Thurston?
• What does this team need to do to stay undefeated in conference play…

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Hosted by Knight Jarecki, Liam Baker and Charles Martindale

Oregon Football looks towards Washington State (6:00)

• How are the Cougars playing this season?
• How do the Ducks matchup against the Cougars?
• What improvements do the Ducks need to make heading into this week against WSU

Oregon Volleyball Drops Tough Match to ASU (6:20)

• What went wrong versus the Sun Devils
• Cal and Stanford on-deck. How important is this weekend for Oregon
• Positives from this weekend

College Football Power Rankings (6:40)

• Pac-12 rankings…

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Hosts: Levi Bergthold, Logan Thompson, Griffin Bowes

6:00 Heartbreak in Seattle

• Game recap
• What should the headline be?
• Splitting up the blame pie

6:20 Interview: Head Soccer Coach Graeme Abel

6:40 Football Roundup

• USC runs out of luck in a big way
• Rapid fire: Colorado,…

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Hosts: Ryan Milano, Brody Napier, Gavin Carpenter

6:00 Oregon Football

• Penix vs Nix
• Who will be the Xfactor?
• Who has the advantage?

6:30 MLB Playoffs

• Down to the final 4 teams
• Who are we rooting for?
• Biggest surprises

6:50 Oregon VB pregame

• What are we expecting from the match?

By Liam Baker

The fifth-ranked Ducks (15-2, 5-1 Pac-12) head back to home court after a successful road trip to Colorado and Utah which saw them drop just one set all weekend. The Ducks put together another strong defensive performance holding both teams to a sub-.130 hitting percentage. The defense was anchored by Morgan Lewis and Karson Bacon, who both totaled 13 blocks. Hannah Pukis continued her strong senior campaign with her 12th double-double of the season against Utah. Mimi Colyer picked up two more double-digit kill games but struggled to limit the attack errors, hitting below .200 for the sixth game in a row. Ohio State transfer Gabby Gonzales had arguably the best performance of the weekend as she accounted for 24 total kills while hitting above .300 in both games.

What to expect vs. Arizona (Friday at 7 p.m.)
The Wildcats (6-11, 1-5) are one of the cellar-dwellers in the Pac-12. With just one Pac-12 win on the season against UCLA…

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By Liam Baker

The fifth-ranked Ducks (15-2, 5-1 Pac-12) head back to home court after a successful road trip to Colorado and Utah which saw them drop just one set all weekend. The Ducks put together another strong defensive performance holding both teams to a sub-.130 hitting percentage. The defense was anchored by Morgan Lewis and Karson Bacon, who both totaled 13 blocks. Hannah Pukis continued her strong senior campaign with her 12th double-double of the season against Utah. Mimi Colyer picked up two more double-digit kill games but struggled to limit the attack errors, hitting below .200 for the sixth game in a row. Ohio State transfer Gabby Gonzales had arguably the best performance of the weekend as she accounted for 24 total kills while hitting above .300 in both games.

What to expect vs. Arizona (Friday at 7 p.m.)
The Wildcats (6-11, 1-5) are one of the cellar-dwellers in the Pac-12. With just one Pac-12 win on the season against UCLA…

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Written By: Griffin Bowes

This Friday night will feature a battle between two Eugene-area schools that will reveal a lot about the position of both programs in the league hierarchy. Coming into this game with a 4-0 league record, Thurston could not have asked for a better start. They sit atop the league standings with a one game lead over Springfield and Eagle Point, both of which they dominated in head-to-head matchups. Meanwhile, South Eugene currently sits in second-to-last place with a 1-3 league record, with the win coming against Willamette by 3 points. The Axe are in desperate need of a momentum shift after 3 consecutive losses, and this week’s test will not be an easy one. 

Thurston quarterback Noah Blair leads the league in both total passing yards and passing yards per game, with around a 2-to-1 lead over the second-place QB in both stats. As you would expect, their receiving stats are also very impressive.…

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Written By: Griffin Bowes

This Friday night will feature a battle between two Eugene-area schools that will reveal a lot about the position of both programs in the league hierarchy. Coming into this game with a 4-0 league record, Thurston could not have asked for a better start. They sit atop the league standings with a one game lead over Springfield and Eagle Point, both of which they dominated in head-to-head matchups. Meanwhile, South Eugene currently sits in second-to-last place with a 1-3 league record, with the win coming against Willamette by 3 points. The Axe are in desperate need of a momentum shift after 3 consecutive losses, and this week’s test will not be an easy one. 

Thurston quarterback Noah Blair leads the league in both total passing yards and passing yards per game, with around a 2-to-1 lead over the second-place QB in both stats. As you would expect, their receiving stats are also very impressive.…

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