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Coming off of a blowout win in Alaska, the Oregon Women's Basketball team hoped to carry that momentum back to Matthew Knight in their home-opener against Syracuse. Though it was not pretty, the Ducks won 75-73. The Ducks started the game strong, taking the early lead and keeping it throughout the opening quarter. They took a double-digit lead into the second quarter after Sabrina Ionescu (24 points, 10 rebounds) and Erin Boley (13 points, 5-19 FG) combined for 11 of Oregon's 20 points. The Orange - who switched the defense to a 2-3 zone - opened the second quarter with a mini-run, scoring on their first three baskets to cut the lead by six, 22-16. Ionescu and Maite Cazorla then took the game in their own hands, each scoring on four of Oregon's next five possessions to bring the Duck-lead back to 15, 31-16. After Syracuse converted a few Oregon-turnovers, the lead was cut to just six by halftime. The second half saw both teams' play decline. After shooting 50% in the first… Continue with WBB | #3 Oregon Beats #18 Syracuse in Ugly Home-Opener.

Live from the Valley River Inn at 1:30 PM Hosts: Bill Braker and Naveed Habibelahian 1:30 Oregon vs. Utah

• • The Matchup- review of two team’s history
  • The Ducks Facing A Wounded Utah Team
  • Keys to the game

1:42 Oregon’s Offense 

• Will Herbert be able to spread the ball to more than Mitchell?
• What do the Ducks need to do to take their show on the road?
• Role of Throckmorton With Hanson Out In First Half.
• Will Special Teams Play Transfer To This Week?

1:55 Oregon’s Defense 

• Oregon’s Defensive Depth to be Challenged in Salt Lake City (by Jordan Brenner)
• Oregon Football Looks to Niu and Simms to Replace Injured Apelu
• Defending Jason Shelley

2:05 A Look Around the Pac-12

• Check in to other Pac 12 games:
  • UCLA @ Arizona State
  • #8 Washington State @ Colorado
  …

Continue with Oregon Football Pregame Show (11/10/18).

Live from the Valley River Inn at 1:30 PM Hosts: Bill Braker and Naveed Habibelahian 1:30 Oregon vs. Utah

• • The Matchup- review of two team’s history
  • The Ducks Facing A Wounded Utah Team
  • Keys to the game

1:42 Oregon’s Offense 

• Will Herbert be able to spread the ball to more than Mitchell?
• What do the Ducks need to do to take their show on the road?
• Role of Throckmorton With Hanson Out In First Half.
• Will Special Teams Play Transfer To This Week?

1:55 Oregon’s Defense 

• Oregon’s Defensive Depth to be Challenged in Salt Lake City (by Jordan Brenner)
• Oregon Football Looks to Niu and Simms to Replace Injured Apelu
• Defending Jason Shelley

2:05 A Look Around the Pac-12

• Check in to other Pac 12 games:
  • UCLA @ Arizona State
  • #8 Washington State @ Colorado
  …

Continue with Oregon Football Pregame Show (11/10/18).

The Oregon Ducks took down the Eastern Washington Eagles in their first game of the 2K Empire Classic in emphatic fashion, winning it 81-47. The Ducks were able to get this margin of victory in large part because of a 21-0 run in the first half, leading them to a 21-6 lead. Also, the Eagles shooting woes from their first game against Syracuse followed them into tonight, especially the first half, as the team shot 4-24 from three-point range and 5-34 from the field. Their percentage did improve in the second half though, as the Eagles shot 42.9% from three, but it wasn't enough as the Ducks shot an impressive 58.3% from three to increase their lead. The intangibles were also major factors in this game, as the Ducks used their height advantage to outscore their opponents 30-2 in the paint and out-rebound the Eagles 50-34. The Ducks improve to 1-1 on the season and 1-0 in the tournament, as their next matchup will be in New York on Thursday versus Iowa. For Eastern Washington, the Eagles… Continue with MBB | The Ducks Runaway With Win Over Eastern Washington 81-47.

The Oregon Ducks took down the Eastern Washington Eagles in their first game of the 2K Empire Classic in emphatic fashion, winning it 81-47. The Ducks were able to get this margin of victory in large part because of a 21-0 run in the first half, leading them to a 21-6 lead. Also, the Eagles shooting woes from their first game against Syracuse followed them into tonight, especially the first half, as the team shot 4-24 from three-point range and 5-34 from the field. Their percentage did improve in the second half though, as the Eagles shot 42.9% from three, but it wasn't enough as the Ducks shot an impressive 58.3% from three to increase their lead. The intangibles were also major factors in this game, as the Ducks used their height advantage to outscore their opponents 30-2 in the paint and out-rebound the Eagles 50-34. The Ducks improve to 1-1 on the season and 1-0 in the tournament, as their next matchup will be in New York on Thursday versus Iowa. For Eastern Washington, the Eagles… Continue with MBB | The Ducks Runaway With Win Over Eastern Washington 81-47.

HOSTS: Michael Strite, Brooklynn Loiselle, Trent Shiggut 6:00 Oregon Football Faces Road Test Against Utah

• Utah is a four-point favorite, would a win land them in AP top 25?
• Road woes mount for Oregon, 3-11 road record since 2016
• All eyes on Junior Justin Herbert
• Predictions for Utah

6:25 Oregon Volleyball Falls To Stanford

• Still fighting for home court in NCAA tournament
• Moving forward to California, avoiding late season blues.

6:35 Oregon Women’s Basketball Set For Home Opener

• Storylines for the upcoming season
• Same core four, lots of turmoil beneath the surface
• Shea Serrano in Eugene

6:45 Oregon Men’s Basketball Gearing Up For Big Games

• How quickly can this team click, what is the ceiling?
• Bol Bol hype train has arrived, first impressions?

 

Following its season opening beatdown of Alaska Fairbanks on Tuesday, No. 3 Oregon women's basketball returns to Eugene and Matthew Knight Arena for its 2018-2019 home opener against No. 18 Syracuse on Saturday. Along with the buzz surrounding local Ducks' fans chance to see their team play, Oregon will be joined by a guest coach in two-time New York Times Bestselling author and Twitter sensation Shea Serrano. The Ducks may need all the help they can get, with the Orange returning all five starters from last year when the team lost in the first round of the NCAA Tournament as a No. 8 seed. Listen below as head coach Kelly Graves and senior guard Maite Cazorla preview the matchup. Head Coach Kelly Graves Continue with AUDIO: No. 3 Oregon Women's Basketball Hosts No. 18 Syracuse in Home Opener.

Following its season opening beatdown of Alaska Fairbanks on Tuesday, No. 3 Oregon women's basketball returns to Eugene and Matthew Knight Arena for its 2018-2019 home opener against No. 18 Syracuse on Saturday. Along with the buzz surrounding local Ducks' fans chance to see their team play, Oregon will be joined by a guest coach in two-time New York Times Bestselling author and Twitter sensation Shea Serrano. The Ducks may need all the help they can get, with the Orange returning all five starters from last year when the team lost in the first round of the NCAA Tournament as a No. 8 seed. Listen below as head coach Kelly Graves and senior guard Maite Cazorla preview the matchup. Head Coach Kelly Graves Continue with AUDIO: No. 3 Oregon Women's Basketball Hosts No. 18 Syracuse in Home Opener.

Oregon football will attempt to neutralize the Pac-12 conferences' second-leading rushing attack in Utah on Saturday without the help of the injured Kaulana Apelu and Issac Slade-Matautia. Though Utah's starting running back is out for the season, Sophomores Sampson Niu and Keith Simms figure to be among the keys for a successful defensive outing for the Ducks. Listen to the full story below: Oregon's Defensive Depth to be Challenged in Salt Lake City (by Jordan Brenner)  

Oregon football will attempt to neutralize the Pac-12 conferences' second-leading rushing attack in Utah on Saturday without the help of the injured Kaulana Apelu and Issac Slade-Matautia. Though Utah's starting running back is out for the season, Sophomores Sampson Niu and Keith Simms figure to be among the keys for a successful defensive outing for the Ducks. Listen to the full story below: Oregon's Defensive Depth to be Challenged in Salt Lake City (by Jordan Brenner)