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QuackSmack: Monday (10/24/22)
Hosted by Jonah Bruneau, Graham Metzker, and Ben Schoenfield
Oregon Soccer Fights Against Ranked California Teams (6:00)
- The defense showed up as always, and the offense attacked early against Cal. Stock up or stock down after the weekend?
- Oregon heads to Arizona to face two solid Arizona teams
- Is Oregon’s spot in the RPI fair?
Oregon Volleyball Gets Back on Track (6:10)
- Oregon dominated against Utah, but the win against Colorado was sloppy. Is there any worry with this team even though they swept the weekend?
- Elise Ferreira has been great in Pukis’ absence. Can the Ducks continue to win with Ferreira as the setter?
- Previewing the weekend in Arizona
Oregon Football Dominates UCLA (6:25)
- Breaking down the win against the Bruins.
- Oregon has now moved up to eighth in the AP Poll. Is the…
FB STORY: No. 10 Oregon Rides College Gameday Momentum, Dominates No. 9 UCLA
By Austin Ota Ryan Oppenheimer and Jakob Salao
Written Story by Jakob Salao
Saturday was one of the most memorable days for Oregon football fans in recent years. Starting early in the twilight hours of the morning, ESPN Gameday had Ducks fans lined up around the memorial quad on the University of Oregon’s campus. Then, hours later, the #10 ranked Oregon Ducks would take on the #9 ranked UCLA Bruins, where the Ducks would take home the victory 45-30.
Oregon opened the scoring on the first drive of the game with a field goal and never looked back. UCLA would be able to tie, but the Bruins could never get a lead on the Ducks. After Oregon would score, UCLA would match right back, leaving the game knotted up. In the second quarter, at about the 11 minute mark, Oregon would recover an onside kick, score a TD, and never look back for the rest of the game, continuing to outscore the Bruins until the very end. If you don’t count the…
Read MoreFB STORY: No. 10 Oregon Rides College Gameday Momentum, Dominates No. 9 UCLA
By Austin Ota Ryan Oppenheimer and Jakob Salao
Written Story by Jakob Salao
Saturday was one of the most memorable days for Oregon football fans in recent years. Starting early in the twilight hours of the morning, ESPN Gameday had Ducks fans lined up around the memorial quad on the University of Oregon’s campus. Then, hours later, the #10 ranked Oregon Ducks would take on the #9 ranked UCLA Bruins, where the Ducks would take home the victory 45-30.
Oregon opened the scoring on the first drive of the game with a field goal and never looked back. UCLA would be able to tie, but the Bruins could never get a lead on the Ducks. After Oregon would score, UCLA would match right back, leaving the game knotted up. In the second quarter, at about the 11 minute mark, Oregon would recover an onside kick, score a TD, and never look back for the rest of the game, continuing to outscore the Bruins until the very end. If you don’t count the…
Read MoreQuackSmack: Thursday (10/20/22)
Hosted by Knight Jarecki, Austin Ota, Levi Bergthold
Oregon Soccer Takes on Stanford (6:00)
- What is the current state of Oregon Soccer?
- Will there be magic tonight against the Cardinal?
Oregon Volleyball Drops 3 of Last Four (6:10)
- Despite the lack of wins, Elise Ferreira has performed excellent
- Mimi or Brooke? Who finishes with more kills this weekend?
- Who's a bigger threat? Utah or Colorado
Oregon Football Hosts College Gameday vs UCLA (6:25)
- What are you most looking forward to for College Gameday?
- Is UCLA's lack of road experience that much of a factor?
- Will this game be more of a passing game or a rushing game?
- Who performs the best for the Ducks Saturday?
Directors Games (6:45)
- All Aboard
- Predictions
QuackSmack: Wednesday (10/19/22)
Hosted by Knight Jarecki, Graham Metzker and Charlie Martindale
Oregon Volleyball Splits in SoCal (6:00)
- The Ducks have lost 3 of the last 4. Are there any concerns?
- How big was it to pull off the 5-set victory vs UCLA?
- Mountain schools on deck.
GUEST: Matt Ulmer, Head Coach of Oregon Volleyball (6:20)…
Read MoreQuackSmack: Tuesday (10/18/22)
Hosted by: Jonah Bruneau, Kent Williams, and Jack McArthur
Oregon Football Set to Host Its First College Gameday In Four Years This Weekend (6:00)
- How big is getting recognition from media outlets such as this for the university?
- The return of Chip Kelly to Eugene
- Is this the PAC-12 game of the year so far in the season?
Oregon (No. 10) UCLA (No. 9) Matchup Preview (6:15)
- How evenly matched are these two teams?
- Is this UCLA's biggest test so far?
- A look into the Heisman-vote-receiving Quarterbacks on each side
- What are each teams advantages over each other?
Week 8 PAC-12 Football Preview (6:40)
- USC and Utah both have an off week after the Utes' upset on Saturday night
Major League Baseball Postseason Discussion (6:50)
- Underdogs run the National League…
QuackSmack: Monday (10/17/22)
Hosted by Levi Bergthold, Ben Schoenfield, and Ian Sutliff
Oregon Soccer draws against Washington State (6:00)
- Game review: what went right? What went wrong?
- Chances of post season play?
- What should we expect of this team going forward?
Oregon Volleyball Goes 1-1 against the California Schools (6:20)
- Oregon now 1-3 in last four – what is the level of concern?
- How does Oregon replace Hannah Pukis?
- Will Oregon continue to slide?
College Gameday comes to Eugene for a top 10 matchup (6:40)
- #9 UCLA versus #10 Oregon…
Preview: Oregon Volleyball Looks to Get Back on Track as Road Trip Continues Against USC, UCLA
By Graham Metzker
EUGENE, OR – Oregon Volleyball (10-4, 4-2) will travel down to Los Angeles to face USC and UCLA as their road trip continues this weekend. Oregon will play USC (13-4, 5-1) first this Friday at 8:00 PM at the Galen Center, followed by UCLA (2-4,8-7) on Sunday at 2:00 PM in Pauley Pavillion. The past weekend saw Head Coach Matt Ulmer’s six game winning streak come to a gut-wrenching end, with back-to-back road losses to Washington State and Washington. Star outside hitters Brooke Nuneviller and Mimi Colyer put forth 20-kill performances in both games, but Oregon lost in five sets in both games. Now, halfway through the 2022 season, Oregon visits two talented teams and looks to get back to winning ways.
Missing Hannah Pukis
Oregon’s starting setter Hannah Pukis did not travel for last weekend’s games in Washington, and her status is unclear for this weekend. Pukis has been outstanding in her first season in Eugene – her…
Read MorePreview: Oregon Soccer Goes on the Road Versus Washington State
By Levi Bergthold
EUGENE, OR -- Oregon Soccer (4-5-4) travels to Pullman to face off against conference rival Washington State University (8-3-2) on Friday at 7 PM. After an impressive 2-0 win against the then-16th ranked Washington Huskies, the Ducks have gone 1-3 in their last four matches, with the sole victory coming at the expense of Utah. It has been a tumultuous stretch for the Ducks, as star goalkeeper Leah Freeman received a red card in the first half against #1 UCLA, a 1-3 loss, and missed the ensuing loss to #8 USC, a 0-4 loss. With 6 matches remaining in the season, Oregon will attempt to steady the ship, and try to make the programs first post-season NCAA tournament.
Offensive Woes Continue
The Oregon offense has been a sore spot throughout the season, having scored only fourteen goals through fourteen matches. The Ducks have not scored more than two yet and have been shut out twice. This is due in…
Read MorePreview: Oregon Soccer Goes on the Road Versus Washington State
By Levi Bergthold
EUGENE, OR -- Oregon Soccer (4-5-4) travels to Pullman to face off against conference rival Washington State University (8-3-2) on Friday at 7 PM. After an impressive 2-0 win against the then-16th ranked Washington Huskies, the Ducks have gone 1-3 in their last four matches, with the sole victory coming at the expense of Utah. It has been a tumultuous stretch for the Ducks, as star goalkeeper Leah Freeman received a red card in the first half against #1 UCLA, a 1-3 loss, and missed the ensuing loss to #8 USC, a 0-4 loss. With 6 matches remaining in the season, Oregon will attempt to steady the ship, and try to make the programs first post-season NCAA tournament.
Offensive Woes Continue
The Oregon offense has been a sore spot throughout the season, having scored only fourteen goals through fourteen matches. The Ducks have not scored more than two yet and have been shut out twice. This is due in…
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