Hosts: Ryan Milano & Knight Jarecki

6:00 MBB vs Arizona State Tonight

• How much do the additions of Couisnard and Bittle help this team?
• Will Bathlemey be back?
• ASU holds opponents to 37% from the field
• Dana Altman Stressed rebounding. ASU is the worst defensive team in the conference

6:20 WBB faces off against Washington schools in MKA

• What to make of the start of the WBB season thus far?
• What is the impact on this weekend if Grace VanSlooten doesn't play?
• What is the ideal closing 5 for KG?

6:35 LaMichael James to the CFP HOF

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By Graham Metzker

EUGENE, OR – The Oregon Ducks men’s basketball team kicks off a weekend at home with a test against the Arizona State Sun Devils on Thursday night at Matthew Knight Arena. Arizona State’s interstate rival, the No. 9 Arizona Wildcats, will get a chance at the Ducks in two days time in a nationally-televised game. But make no mistake – the Sun Devils are one of the most dangerous teams in the Pac-12. The Sun Devils have already racked up 13 wins on the season, including a ranked win over No. 20 Michigan. The Ducks won their last time out against Utah, but the game before was a 68-41 drubbing by Colorado. The Sun Devils swept the Ducks last season with an overtime win in Eugene and a blowout win in Tempe. Two of the Pac’s most experienced coaches in Dana Altman and ASU’s Bobby Hurley are clashing again, with Hurley’s squad just one game ahead of Altman’s in conference play.

Dire Times for the Ducks
Privileged by seasons of…

Hosted by Austin Ota, Levi Profitt, Aiden Hess

Hosted by Knight Jarecki, Griffin Bowes and Ben McGrath

Oregon Football Finishes Year 1 Under Lanning (6:00)

• Reactions from the Holiday Bowl
• Letter grade assessment of Dan Lanning's first season
• Recruiting has been exciting. Who do you expect to have the most significant impact next season?

INTERVIEW: Ben McGrath and the Puddles Podcast (6:20)

Oregon MBB Split Mountain Series in Redeeming Fashion (6:35)

• Ugly game vs Colorado. What to make of that performance vs the Buffs?
• The Ducks continue to dominate Utah. How needed was that win?
• Mid-season expectations of this team?

Oregon WBB splits in the Desert (6:45)

• Injuries and lack of depth are starting to cost the Ducks. How long is this team going to be able to sustain itself?
• A lot of solid wins but no huge wins so…

Hosted by Austin Ota, Levi Bergthold

Oregon Football Bowls a 300 (6:00)

• Dan Lanning capped his first season at the helm with a Holiday Bowl victory
• Who stood out? Who disappointed?
• Bo Nix, Mase Funa, Brandon Dorlus, and others announce their return

GUEST: Jared Mack of Duck Territory (6:15)

Oregon Women’s Basketball Splits in the Desert (6:30)

• Already down numbers-wise, Oregon’s toughest loss of the weekend was the injury to Grace Vanslooten
• Ahlise Hurst is set to return, but Jennah Isai transferred out of the program
• What is the ceiling for this team?

Oregon Men’s Basketball Splits in the Mountains (6:45)

• One of the worst losses in the Altman era was followed up by a gritty win in Utah
• How can the players who are no longer injured affect the team?
• Can…

By Levi Bergthold

Oregon Football (10-3) stormed back from a 10-point fourth quarter deficit to stun the North Carolina Tar Heels (9-4) in the Holiday Bowl on Wednesday evening.  With 9 minutes left, the Tar Heels kicked a field goal to take a double-digit lead.  The Duck offense, having struggled throughout the second half, came alive with back-to-back touchdown drives, taking the lead on a dramatic 4th and 2 conversion with a 6-yard touchdown pass to Chase Cota with 19 seconds left.  Tar Heel Quarterback Drake Maye attempted to match the Duck heroics, but his 41-yard Hail Mary attempt hit the turf to complete the Oregon comeback. 

The first half was evenly matched, with both teams trading touchdowns and stops, resulting with the Ducks driving with the ball, tied 14-14, late in the half.  Quarterback Bo Nix’s pass, intended for Tight End Terrance Ferguson, bounced off the intended receiver’s hands, off the defender’s feet, miraculously…

By Levi Bergthold

Oregon Football (10-3) stormed back from a 10-point fourth quarter deficit to stun the North Carolina Tar Heels (9-4) in the Holiday Bowl on Wednesday evening.  With 9 minutes left, the Tar Heels kicked a field goal to take a double-digit lead.  The Duck offense, having struggled throughout the second half, came alive with back-to-back touchdown drives, taking the lead on a dramatic 4th and 2 conversion with a 6-yard touchdown pass to Chase Cota with 19 seconds left.  Tar Heel Quarterback Drake Maye attempted to match the Duck heroics, but his 41-yard Hail Mary attempt hit the turf to complete the Oregon comeback. 

The first half was evenly matched, with both teams trading touchdowns and stops, resulting with the Ducks driving with the ball, tied 14-14, late in the half.  Quarterback Bo Nix’s pass, intended for Tight End Terrance Ferguson, bounced off the intended receiver’s hands, off the defender’s feet, miraculously…

Written Story by Ryan Oppenheimer

Audio Story by Maddie Lang

By Aiden Hess

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - The No. 16 ranked Oregon Women’s Basketball team started their San Diego Invitational Tournament journey off with a massive victory over the No. 17 ranked Arkansas Razorbacks Tuesday afternoon at Pechanga Arena by a score of 85-78. Oregon began the game still in search of their first win over a ranked opponent, the Razorbacks proved to be a perfect opportunity to do so. In a game that was tightly contested from tip-off to the final buzzer, the Ducks pulled ahead late and handed Arkansas its first loss of the season and notching the 200th win in the coaching career of Oregon Head Coach Kelly Graves.

The Ducks were able to rally behind freshman forward and leading scorer Grace VanSlooten. VanSlooten scored a career high 26 points on 10 of 19 shooting to lead her team to victory along with guard Endiya Rogers who added 20 points of her own. Arguably Oregon’s best player, Te-Hina PaoPao returned to her home county, but…

by Ryan Oppenheimer

The Oregon Ducks women’s basketball team continued their trend of fast-paced, unselfish play in their 97-33 win over the College of Charleston Cougars on Sunday December 18th. The team came out firing on all cylinders, scoring on nearly every trip down the court en route to a 24-5 lead in the opening minutes. The second quarter saw them cool off, as they only scored 11 points, but they burst out of the halftime break playing their patented brand of basketball again, dishing 17 of their 28 assists and only committing two turnovers in the second half. It was a balanced team effort in every facet, with Endyia Rogers, Te-Hina Paopao, Ahlise Hurst, Grace VanSlooten and Chance Gray all scoring in double figures. On the defensive end, they held the Cougars to 20.8% shooting and zero free throw attempts, with Phillipina Kyei hauling in a team-high 13 boards and swatting away 2 shots.

The Ducks, who improve to 9-1 on the year, have to be…