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Four days prior to a clash with #4 Ohio State, defensive student-athletes of #12 Oregon met with the media. Bennett Williams and Brandon Dorlus discussed their performances against Fresno State and what it will take to beat the Buckeyes.

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Bennett Williams (Junior Safety)

Brandon Dorlus (Sophomore Defensive Tackle)

Four days prior to a clash with #4 Ohio State, defensive student-athletes of #12 Oregon met with the media. Bennett Williams and Brandon Dorlus discussed their performances against Fresno State and what it will take to beat the Buckeyes.

AUDIO

Bennett Williams (Junior Safety)

Brandon Dorlus (Sophomore Defensive Tackle)

Hosts: Ryan Milano, Justin Grossweiner, Xaiver Aguiar

6:00 Oregon Football Prepares for Ohio State

• What Worked/Didn't Work against Fresno State
• DJ James and Jamaal Hill reinstated for Buckeyes
• Should there be QB controversy?

6:20: Joey McMurry (Guest)

Hosts: Sean MacPherson, Sam Tidrick-Schmidt, Justin Grossweiner

6:00 Oregon Football Avoids Upset in 31-24 Victory over Fresno State

• Your takeaways

6:25 GUEST: Erik Skopil (Duck Territory 247Sports)

In the first game with fans in attendance since November 30th, 2019, #11 Oregon avoided a scare in a 31-24 win over Fresno State.

Oregon got off to an explosive start with forced fumbles by Kayvon Thibodeaux and Noah Sewell on back-to-back possessions, followed by short TD runs by CJ Verdell and Travis Dye. After two FGs of 33 and 39 yard FGs by Fresno State kicker Abraham Montano, Johnny Johnson III caught a 32 yard TD to put Oregon up 21-6 with 1:16 left to go in the half. With little time to work with, Fresno State QB Jake Haener marched down the field and hooked up with Jalen Cropper for a 17 yard TD to make it 21-13 at the half.

Fresno State's momentum carried over to the second half as Haener rushed for a 2 yard TD and the Bulldogs then executed a two-point conversion to make it 21-21. Both teams traded FGs before Anthony Brown helped Oregon take the lead with an elusive 30-yard rush TD with 2:57 left to play. Oregon's defense made several critical stops…

In the first game with fans in attendance since November 30th, 2019, #11 Oregon avoided a scare in a 31-24 win over Fresno State.

Oregon got off to an explosive start with forced fumbles by Kayvon Thibodeaux and Noah Sewell on back-to-back possessions, followed by short TD runs by CJ Verdell and Travis Dye. After two FGs of 33 and 39 yard FGs by Fresno State kicker Abraham Montano, Johnny Johnson III caught a 32 yard TD to put Oregon up 21-6 with 1:16 left to go in the half. With little time to work with, Fresno State QB Jake Haener marched down the field and hooked up with Jalen Cropper for a 17 yard TD to make it 21-13 at the half.

Fresno State's momentum carried over to the second half as Haener rushed for a 2 yard TD and the Bulldogs then executed a two-point conversion to make it 21-21. Both teams traded FGs before Anthony Brown helped Oregon take the lead with an elusive 30-yard rush TD with 2:57 left to play. Oregon's defense made several critical stops…

Story by Walter Khalil Hines

The Oregon Ducks fought back in the second half after two first half goals from the UCSB Gauchos Friday, September 4th. Friday was the Ducks only matchup for week three and proved to be a struggle through out most of the game.

Santa Barbara implemented a heavy pressure early in the match and was able to take advantage on some mistakes leading to an impressive right footed strike from Forward Lauren Elwig in the 24th minute. Then, twenty minutes later, substitute Dylan Lewis used headed a cross into the net to extend the lead 2-0.

Things had to change for the Ducks in half number two, and they did, the Ducks possessed the ball and played with more control with players like Chai Cortez and Zoe Hasenaur putting their feet on the ball more, and it led to results. Hasenaur put the Ducks on the board with a PK in the 60th minute after an Evan Smith penalty.

To make things even more interesting, Ally Cook followed up…

Story by Walter Khalil Hines

The Oregon Ducks fought back in the second half after two first half goals from the UCSB Gauchos Friday, September 4th. Friday was the Ducks only matchup for week three and proved to be a struggle through out most of the game.

Santa Barbara implemented a heavy pressure early in the match and was able to take advantage on some mistakes leading to an impressive right footed strike from Forward Lauren Elwig in the 24th minute. Then, twenty minutes later, substitute Dylan Lewis used headed a cross into the net to extend the lead 2-0.

Things had to change for the Ducks in half number two, and they did, the Ducks possessed the ball and played with more control with players like Chai Cortez and Zoe Hasenaur putting their feet on the ball more, and it led to results. Hasenaur put the Ducks on the board with a PK in the 60th minute after an Evan Smith penalty.

To make things even more interesting, Ally Cook followed up…

Hosts: Xaiver Aguiar, Justin Grossweiner, and Ryan Milano

Hosts: Justin Grossweiner and Sean MacPherson

6:00 Oregon Football

• Previewing the upcoming matchup against Fresno State
• What is the offensive identity of this team going to be?
• Any chance that Oregon might slip before a big game against Ohio State?
• Does Oregon have a legitimate shot at being in the College Football Playoff?

6:20 GUEST: Max Torres of Ducks Digest

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