by Agustin Tapia

Bushnell

Bushnell has started strong with a 9-4 record overall. In Cascade Collegiate Conference play, they are 7-2. The team managed to win in their last match against Oregon Tech, this win could boost their confidence against the College of Idaho on Friday. Speaking of winning, when Bushnell previously played against COI, they won 3-0. The Beacons have proven they can beat the Yotes and know they can do so again. This is thanks to the reliability in scoring from #20 Matty Ladd, with 77 kills, followed closely by #6 Halle Neumann, with 71 kills (in conference play). In conference play, services aces have been led by #3 Bella Parque, with 13 garnered, and #7 Amyah Semau with 11. 

College of Idaho

This season for COI has brought them a record of 9-8, matching Bushnell with a 7-2 conference record. They are coming into Friday with a win against Walla Walla…

Hosted by Austin Ota, Knight Jarecki, and Jonah Bruneau

Oregon Football Opens Conference Play 1-0 (6:00)

• Recapping the win over Colorado
• Who are the names to watch on the Cardinal?
• What questions are we still looking for Oregon to answer?

Oregon Volleyball Faces off Against the Washington Schools (6:20)

• Could we have asked for a better start to begin the season for Oregon?
• Washington has stumbled to start conference play, but Washington State is a huge Litmus test for the Ducks. Who are the names to watch?

Oregon Soccer Faces off Against the Mountain Schools (6:40)

• Colorado has been great to start the year and just dominated Denver
• Utah has had an up-and-down start to the year

All-Aboard and Predictions (6:50)

By: Jack McArthur

The Ducks are set to face off against Colorado in their second in-league matchup of the year. The Oregon Ducks women’s soccer team have not had an ideal season thus far. The Ducks haven’t won a game this season. They currently have a record of 0-7-2, while Colorado has a record of 8-2. Colorado are currently the seventh best team in the Pac-12 record wise, while Oregon are ranked as the worst team. Oregon’s head coach is Graeme Abel, who is in the midst of his fourth season as head coach of the Ducks. Abel is 19-17-18 overall in his tenure with the Ducks so far. Colorado’s head coach is Danny Sanchez. Sanchez has done a great job at the helm thus far in his 12th consecutive year as the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes. Sanchez has won 59.7% of his games coached for Colorado, with an overall head coaching record of 120-76-31 for the Buffaloes.

The Oregon Ducks are currently ranked as the worst team in the Pac-12, with a record of 0-7-2.…

By: Jack McArthur

The Ducks are set to face off against Colorado in their second in-league matchup of the year. The Oregon Ducks women’s soccer team have not had an ideal season thus far. The Ducks haven’t won a game this season. They currently have a record of 0-7-2, while Colorado has a record of 8-2. Colorado are currently the seventh best team in the Pac-12 record wise, while Oregon are ranked as the worst team. Oregon’s head coach is Graeme Abel, who is in the midst of his fourth season as head coach of the Ducks. Abel is 19-17-18 overall in his tenure with the Ducks so far. Colorado’s head coach is Danny Sanchez. Sanchez has done a great job at the helm thus far in his 12th consecutive year as the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes. Sanchez has won 59.7% of his games coached for Colorado, with an overall head coaching record of 120-76-31 for the Buffaloes.

The Oregon Ducks are currently ranked as the worst team in the Pac-12, with a record of 0-7-2.…

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6:00 Oregon Volleyball

• Standout players
• Matchup vs. UW
• Top-10 Matchup vs. WSU
• Keys to keep up hot streak

6:20 GUEST: Thurston Football

6:30 Oregon Football

• Matchup vs Stanford before bye week
• Key standouts
• Unexpected performers
• …

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Oregon Football Heads to Palo Alto Before Bye Week (6:00)

• What to expect from the Stanford Cardinal
• Are the Ducks already looking towards UW in three weeks
• How big of a loss is it not to have Noah Whittington 

Oregon Volleyball Gets Back-to-Back Sweeps (6:20)

• What went well for Oregon over the weekend
• Comittee ranks Oregon 7th ahead of big weekend 
• Massive match vs WSU on Sunday. What to expect?

College Football Power Rankings (6:40)…

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6:00 Oregon Football Demolishes Colorado

• Game recap
• What went so right?
• Are we surprised?

6:20 Oregon Soccer Stumbles to Start PAC-12 Play

• Match review versus Arizona
• Looking forward to Colorado

6:40 Football Roundup

• USC sleepwalks through ASU
• Oregon State loses the PAC-2 crown
• Washington on top?

Written and Audio Story by Wilder Lewis

The #10 overall Ducks came into the game looking to stay undefeated and snag their 4th win of the year as they went up the #19 Colorado Buffaloes who looked to also stay undefeated on the year.

The game started out with the Ducks getting the ball first, and they did not waste any time getting things going as they had 3 straight plays of 10+ yards to get into the Colorado half. The drive eventually capped off by a Noah Whittington 3 yard rush. Oregon's defense also didn't waste any time getting fired up as they, during Colorado's first drive, as they were able to hold Shedeur Sanders and the Buffs to -1 yards and a 3 and out drive. This trend remained fairly constant until there were 9 minutes left in the first half where Oregon scored their 3rd straight touchdown and Colorado still hadn't even seen the Ducks side of the field.

The Buffaloes defense was finally able to get a few things going as they gave Oregon…

Written and Audio Story by Wilder Lewis

The #10 overall Ducks came into the game looking to stay undefeated and snag their 4th win of the year as they went up the #19 Colorado Buffaloes who looked to also stay undefeated on the year.

The game started out with the Ducks getting the ball first, and they did not waste any time getting things going as they had 3 straight plays of 10+ yards to get into the Colorado half. The drive eventually capped off by a Noah Whittington 3 yard rush. Oregon's defense also didn't waste any time getting fired up as they, during Colorado's first drive, as they were able to hold Shedeur Sanders and the Buffs to -1 yards and a 3 and out drive. This trend remained fairly constant until there were 9 minutes left in the first half where Oregon scored their 3rd straight touchdown and Colorado still hadn't even seen the Ducks side of the field.

The Buffaloes defense was finally able to get a few things going as they gave Oregon…

By Jonah Bruneau

EUGENE, OR — The 2023 Oregon Ducks defensive personnel saw a hefty amount of changes compared to the season prior, with the departures of Christian Gonzalez, Bennett Williams, Noah Sewell, and Jordan Riley off to the NFL. Transfers such as Khyree Jackson from Alabama have come in to be a key help in the secondary, yet the majority of the starters on the defensive side have come from within the Oregon system. One of those leaders from within: Junior Inside Linebacker Jeffrey Bassa.

A four-star recruit out of high school who was widely regarded as the top-rated safety in the state of Utah, Bassa is now in his third year wearing the Oregon green and yellow. As a true freshman in 2021, he opened up the season listed as a defensive back before soon making the switch primarily to an inside linebacker. Once the position switch was made, Bassa started making a big impact relatively quickly. In the Week 10 matchup at Washington, he received the PAC-…