After the fifth practice of the spring -- and the third with full pads -- new offensive coordinator Matt Lubick talked about his offense's depth, versatility, and need to improve. Lubick gave his thoughts on multiple position battles, including the ones at center, quarterback, and even wide receiver. Listen below to hear the entirety of the interview. Offensive Coordinator Matt Lubick - Marc Grandi

HOSTS: Marc Grandi, Alex Castle and Collin Catman 6:00  Softball Sweeps Doubleheader from Portland St.

• How much stock is put into this series?
• Positives and negatives of playing lesser, non-conference teams
• Problems displayed vs. UCLA fixed?
• Pitching competition
• Looking ahead to the Civil War

6:30  Baseball Taking on PSU

• Live hit from Zach Bigley at PK Park
• Winless at…

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The Oregon Ducks flipped the script from their poor play against UCLA around Tuesday afternoon when they swept non-conference foe Portland St. (9-20) 7-1 and then 11-3. The offense would not be slowed down as the Ducks combined for 19 hits and 11 runs through the games. Megan Kleist pitched 5 innings with 5 hits and 1 earned run in the first game while Cheridan Hawkins returned to form striking out 12, only walking 1, and only allowing one hit in the second game. Game Story (Brandon Reichelt) Read More

The Oregon Ducks flipped the script from their poor play against UCLA around Tuesday afternoon when they swept non-conference foe Portland St. (9-20) 7-1 and then 11-3. The offense would not be slowed down as the Ducks combined for 19 hits and 11 runs through the games. Megan Kleist pitched 5 innings with 5 hits and 1 earned run in the first game while Cheridan Hawkins returned to form striking out 12, only walking 1, and only allowing one hit in the second game. Game Story (Brandon Reichelt) Read More

HOSTS: Chris Clayton, John Style, and Ian Gerig 6:00 Oregon Softball Drops Series to UCLA

• Missed opportunities
• Cheridan Hawkins
• Implications of the loss on the season

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HOSTS: Chris Clayton, John Style, and Ian Gerig 6:00 Oregon Softball Drops Series to UCLA

• Missed opportunities
• Cheridan Hawkins
• Implications of the loss on the season

6:20 GUEST: Joey Mac (Oregon IMG)… Read More

Oregon started slow and never quite got going in a 4-1 loss to the #16 UCLA Bruins Sunday afternoon. Megan Kleist struggled from the circle just a day after her dominate performance in a 6-5 thrilling victory over UCLA Saturday night. Kleist gave up a combined 3 homers. UCLA pitcher Paige McDuffee controlled the game. The only run for the Ducks was on a wild pitch allowing Danica Mercado to cross home plate. Oregon will be back at it Tuesday afternoon with a double-header vs. Portland St. Game Story (Brandon Reichelt) Read More

Oregon started slow and never quite got going in a 4-1 loss to the #16 UCLA Bruins Sunday afternoon. Megan Kleist struggled from the circle just a day after her dominate performance in a 6-5 thrilling victory over UCLA Saturday night. Kleist gave up a combined 3 homers. UCLA pitcher Paige McDuffee controlled the game. The only run for the Ducks was on a wild pitch allowing Danica Mercado to cross home plate. Oregon will be back at it Tuesday afternoon with a double-header vs. Portland St. Game Story (Brandon Reichelt) Read More

The Ducks overcome a three-run deficit to fend off the UCLA Bruins. Oregon had a two-run lead heading into the bottom of the seventh. After a 1-out single by UCLA sophomore second baseman Kylee Perez, junior shortstop Delaney Spaulding ground into a sure 5-4-3 double play; however, a throwing error from Ducks third baseman Lauren Lindvall and an outfield assist from senior Koral Costa allowed only one run to score. On the mound, Oregon's Megan Kleist outdueled UCLA starter Paige McDuffee by allowing 7 hits on 5 runs (2 earned) on only 75 pitches in her fifth complete game of the season. Game Story by Greg Kelly   Mike White… Read More

The Ducks overcome a three-run deficit to fend off the UCLA Bruins. Oregon had a two-run lead heading into the bottom of the seventh. After a 1-out single by UCLA sophomore second baseman Kylee Perez, junior shortstop Delaney Spaulding ground into a sure 5-4-3 double play; however, a throwing error from Ducks third baseman Lauren Lindvall and an outfield assist from senior Koral Costa allowed only one run to score. On the mound, Oregon's Megan Kleist outdueled UCLA starter Paige McDuffee by allowing 7 hits on 5 runs (2 earned) on only 75 pitches in her fifth complete game of the season. Game Story by Greg Kelly   Mike White… Read More