After falling behind early, #22 Oregon baseball held off New Mexico State, 3-1 in its home opener. Matt Eureste delivered the go-ahead single with 2 outs in the 7th and Conor Harber threw 6 hitless innings in relief of Cole Irvin to help Oregon to a 4-1 record on the season. GAME RECAP (By Ryan Rouillard) POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Head Coach George Horton Read More

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The Oregon Ducks started off slow, falling down 11-4 early in the first half. After the first timeout, the Ducks' offense picked up throughout the first half. Oregon led by as much as 20 thanks to 23 points from Joseph Young and a double double from Dwayne Benjamin, who scored 11 points and added 13 boards. Defensively, the Ducks held Colorado to 28.1% shooting from the field. For the game, the defense forced 16 Buffaloes turnovers and Jordan Bell added 3 blocks and 2 steals. The Buffaloes minimized the deficit to five points in the second half, but the Ducks were able to hold on due to key rebounds and free throws late. This win improves the Ducks' record to 19-8, 9-5 in the Pac 12. GAME RECAP Read More

The Oregon Ducks started off slow, falling down 11-4 early in the first half. After the first timeout, the Ducks' offense picked up throughout the first half. Oregon led by as much as 20 thanks to 23 points from Joseph Young and a double double from Dwayne Benjamin, who scored 11 points and added 13 boards. Defensively, the Ducks held Colorado to 28.1% shooting from the field. For the game, the defense forced 16 Buffaloes turnovers and Jordan Bell added 3 blocks and 2 steals. The Buffaloes minimized the deficit to five points in the second half, but the Ducks were able to hold on due to key rebounds and free throws late. This win improves the Ducks' record to 19-8, 9-5 in the Pac 12. GAME RECAP Read More

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HOSTS: Josh Schlichter, Allie Burger and Andrew Murray 6:00 High School Basketball

• Chris Clayton: Thurston vs. South Eugene Boys (iHigh.com)
• Preston Hiefield: Sheldon vs. Willamette Boys (iHigh.com)

6:10 Oregon Softball

• Double-header vs. Houston
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HOSTS: Ryan Rouillard, Stephen Woodworth and Robbie Sirven 6:00   Oregon MBB Splits in LA

• Ducks fall at UCLA Saturday, dropping RPI to 60
• Is the tournament all that realistic right now?
• Where should this team's focus be?

6:15   Baseball Rounds Out Season-Opening Weekend

• Ducks take 2 of first 3 from Hawai'i (final game this afternoon)
• Examining the positives and negatives from week 1

6:30   Women's Basketball Splits With Arizona Schools

• Good bounceback…

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Despite making a short rally early in the 2nd half, the Oregon women's basketball squad fell to #12 Arizona State Sunday afternoon by a score of 72-52. Jillian Alleyne led Oregon with 19 points and 10 rebounds. The Ducks finished just 1-12 from 3-point range. POSTGAME RECAP (By Stephen Woodworth) POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Kelly Graves Read More

Despite making a short rally early in the 2nd half, the Oregon women's basketball squad fell to #12 Arizona State Sunday afternoon by a score of 72-52. Jillian Alleyne led Oregon with 19 points and 10 rebounds. The Ducks finished just 1-12 from 3-point range. POSTGAME RECAP (By Stephen Woodworth) POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Kelly Graves Read More

The University of Oregon Women's Basketball team had a redeeming win against the University of Arizona Wildcats Friday, February 13th. After losing to Arizona in Tucson last month, the Ducks were able to beat them at home 75-61, putting their season at .500. Jillian Alleyne says Coach Graves instilled confidence in the team which lead them to play like winners. Coach Graves says he sees improvement in the teams rebounding and defensive skills. The Ducks will take on Arizona State with hopes of turning the season around at 4:30 p.m in Matthew Knight Arena, Sunday, February 15th.   -Kelsy Alston KWVA Sports