Hosted by Wilder Lewis, Gavin Carpenter, Charles Martindale and Matt Willinger

Oregon Football (6:00)

• Recap of UCLA game 
• First “real” Big Ten match vs. Michigan State: what to expect 
• Look ahead to the rest of the conference schedule 

Oregon Soccer (6:20)

• Recap of last weekend's games vs. Indiana and Purdue 
• Saturday at USC what do the Ducks have to do to win
• Look ahead to the rest of the season

Oregon Volleyball (6:30)

• Recap big win over the weekend vs. Illinois and Indiana 
• Look ahead to the OSU game and the massive top 10 class vs Penn State
• How does this team fair in the upcoming Big Ten play?

NFL Talk (6:45)

• Look ahead to…

Hosted by Saul Galvan, Jack Wargo, Ty Goss

Oregon football dominates in LA (6:00) 

• Was this an improvement from the OSU victory?
• What needs to happen for Oregon to make the top four in the CFP?
• Michigan State Outlook 

Oregon volleyball hits the road for a top-5 matchup (6:30) 

• Defense shines again against Hoosiers/Fighting Illini
• Is this team capable of beating the top-ranked team in Penn State?

College football Week 5 roundup (6:45) 

• Alabama does it again 
• Michigan/USC hold steady 
• Utah drops out of top 12 

Quacksmack 9/30/24

Oregon Football 6:00 - 6:20

• Recap of the UCLA game
• Standout players for the Ducks
• Where is this team at?
• Looking ahead to Ohio State

Oregon Volleyball 6:20 - 6:40

• Recap of the past weekend

• Looking forward to the first conference road trip

NFL Talk 6:45 - 6:55

• Surprising games from this week
• Super Bowl Picks

No. 12 Oregon volleyball (9-1, 1-0 Big Ten) played its first conference match as a member of the Big Ten against Illinois (8-3, 0-1 Big Ten). After falling by a sweep against a Pittsburgh team that’s now ranked No. 1 in the country, the Ducks have bounced back and won nine straight after defeating the Fighting Illini in straight sets, 25-21, 25-22 and 25-13.

Set 1 was a nail-biter from start to finish, featuring 12 ties and five lead changes as neither team looked willing to give in to the other. 

The Ducks struggled early with four service errors, but as the set progressed, they tightened up their game and found their rhythm.

Mimi Colyer was a standout recording five kills, two assists and two blocks in the first set. Cristin Cline ran the offense masterfully, dishing out 18 assists and distributing the ball to all of her options.

Illinois, meanwhile, had trouble breaking through the Ducks' defense,…

Oregon Football: 6:00 

• Highlight first matchup in new conference 
• Key factors for game and ducks win
• Look ahead to rest of conference schedule 

Oregon Soccer: 6:20 

• Recap of last nights game (what went well, what went wrong)
• Preview Sundays game vs Purdue 
• Look ahead to rest of season

Oregon Volleyball: 6:30

• Look ahead to weekend games vs Illinois and Indiana 
• Anticipate new conference and some of the match ups 
• Look ahead to rest of season

NFL Talk: 6:45 – 6:55

• Look ahead to this weekends games
• Top Game pick…

6:00 Oregon Football Heads to the Rose Bowl

    ⁃    Is this a trap game (like it was in 2021) or will Oregon be able to cruise?
    ⁃    Who are the players to watch on both sides for UCLA?
    ⁃    Where do the Ducks sit in your B10 power rankings?

6:20 Interviews with Thurston High School Student-Athletes
    ⁃    TE Ryan Roser, OL/DL Jordan Barr, OLB Payton Ferriera, DE Caleb Jones

6:35 Picks and Predictions for Week 5 of the CFB season

6:50 All Aboard

Oregon Football (6:00)

    ⁃    Ducks head into Pasadena fresh off a bye week 
    ⁃    Breaking down the improvements from Week 1 to Week 3
    ⁃    Quick look at UCLA and other college football matchups

Oregon Volleyball (6:25)

    ⁃    Winners of eight in a row, what’s been the key?
    ⁃    Head Coach Matt Ulmer earns 150th career win
    ⁃    First Big 10 matches upcoming this weekend

Free Choice Sports Wrap up (6:45)

-CFB/NFL
-MLB
-Anything’s

Hosted by Saul Galvan, CJ Flores, Ty Goss 

Oregon football opens conference play at UCLA (6:00) 

• What needed to get fixed during the bye week?
• Which Bruin do the Ducks need to keep their eye on?
• Who can we expect to make a big stride for Oregon in week 5?

Oregon volleyball takes care of OSU at home (6:30) 

• Defensive takeaways 
• Who is the #2 behind Coyler?
• Illinois/Indiana Outlook 

Week 4 College Football Recap (6:45) 

• Illinois wins big over Nebraska 
• Is Michigan back? 
• Which team has been the most fun to watch through four weeks?

 Eugene, OR -- No. 12 Oregon volleyball returned to Matthew Knight Arena on Sunday after a long road trip and produced a dominant performance to pick up its eighth straight win entering conference play. The Ducks finished the match with significant advantages in kills (42 to 24), hitting percentage (.351 to -.029) and blocks (14 to one). 

“I thought it was our most complete match of the year. We were very consistent throughout. I thought we controlled the ball better,” head coach Matt Ulmer said at the top of his press conference. “As you can see, our block is pretty dynamic and can really mess with a lot of people.”

The Ducks' front wall seemed impenetrable at times as Noemie Glover and Onye Ofoegbu shined in the front row as Glover had a career-high 10 total blocks and Ofoegbu a season-high of eight. 

Glover credits her team’s work on “hand positioning” on blocks in practice. “Sometimes we think because we jump so…

The last time Kyle Miller touched the football field as a quarterback he was still a freshman, a young dual-threat athlete looking to light up the field on Friday nights. That was three years ago for Miller, slinging the ball on junior varsity and being the starter for the Thurston Colts.

Three years later on a random Monday night, Miller was asked to once again suit up as the starting quarterback for Thurston's rival game against Springfield. Miller faced this challenge head on after not seeing the field at quarterback for three years. 

“When he found out he would start tonight, he didn’t flinch,” head coach Justin Starck said. “The confidence he had after not playing (quarterback) for two years, and jump out there in a big game, gives confidence to everyone.” 

The Thurston Colts had a record of 3-0 before this rival match with Springfield High School, who were 0-3. The distance between Thurston and Springfield…