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Week 10 Report Card: Ducks earn strong grades after massive win
It's safe to say that the Oregon Ducks took over Ohio Stadium in Columbus on Saturday. Opening as nearly double digit underdogs on the road, the Ducks defeated the Ohio State Buckeyes , 41-28 — but the final score doesn't come close to explain just how much Oregon dominated from the second through most of the fourth quarter. The Buckeyes managed to score a pair of garbage-time touchdowns, but Oregon led 38-14 when Buckeyes fans headed for the exits early in the fourth quarter. It was a shocking result considering the lack of success that the Ducks have had in 2026, but they put it all together in a game that they needed to have in order to keep their Big Ten title and College Football Playoff hopes alive. Across the board, there were individual efforts that the Ducks can be proud of. In a matchup featuring loads of talent lined up across from Oregon, they battled and ultimately came out on top after dropping down 14-0 to begin the game. The Ducks stayed resilient and bounced back, scoring 38 unanswered points, delivering themselves their sixth win. Let's dive into this week's report card, featuring grades and analysis for every
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Oregon's 41-Point Explosion Against Ohio State and Michigan Is Walking Into a Buzzsaw
Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Oregon is rolling into Autzen Stadium this Saturday as a massive 10.5-point favorite over the Michigan Wolverines, a line that screams exactly how far these two teams have drifted […]
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Katie Fiso sparks Oregon comeback win over Washington State
Trailing by 16 points in the second half gave Katie Fiso a familiar feeling. The Ducks had been here before, but she knew there was a way out. “I just encouraged myself and my team that the game’s not over,” Fiso said. “We still have a lot of time.” They certainly did as Oregon rallied for a 64-57 nonconference women’s basketball win against Washington State on Nov. 6 at Matthew Knight Arena. Fiso finished with a team-high 19 points, seven rebounds and three assists. She scored 11 of her points in the second half, which began with the Ducks (2-0) trailing 36-22 before falling behind 41-25 by the 8:40 mark of the third quarter. “It’s not a position that we’ve never been in before,” Fiso said. “A lot of last year’s games came down to that. We would start amping in up when were down 13. Hopefully we can change that model this year.” Fiso started Oregon’s rally with a 3-pointer and a layup, and then her teammates joined in to help dig the Ducks out of their double-digit hole. Brooklynn Haywood scored nine of her 14 points in the second half, and Avary Cain scored all 11 of her
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Jeremiah Smith shares a moment with Oregon players after loss
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Friday Night Rivals: Week 10
EUGENE, Or - The road to a state championship starts tonight for high school football. Sports reporters De'Aundre Sanders and Khenedi Wright bring the highlights from across the region. Plus, a preview of Oregon and Oregon State's Saturday match up. Scores. 6A. #9 Willamette DEF. #8 Sprague 42-29 #3 Nelson...
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WSOC: LCC Titans prove doubters wrong with perfect regional record
EUGENE, Ore. - Lane Community College's women's soccer team wasn't expected to do much this season. It was supposed to be a rebuilding year. But with a brand new head coach and a roster filled with only freshmen and sophomores, the Titans have become one of the best teams on the pitch this year through a lot of hard work, grit and determination.
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South Eugene leads cross-country contenders at state championship meet
Oregon’s best high school cross-country runners will race for medals Saturday, Nov. 7 at the state championship meet at Lane Community College. South Eugene’s Yosuke Shibata, a Duke University commit, leads the men’s qualifiers with the nation’s top overall high school 5,000-meter time while Axe sophomore Evangeline Johnson Hess has the second-fastest 5,000-meter time in the state this year.
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South Eugene girls soccer wins state playoff thriller on penalty kicks
Emma Pettersson insists she didn't feel all that nervous as she stepped up to the penalty spot for a moment that many high school players dream of experiencing. The way she saw it, she was playing with house money. But South Eugene's senior captain didn't leave her team waiting any longer; Pettersson calmly buried a match-winning penalty kick to keep the Axe's season rolling. After 80 minutes and an overtime period weren't enough to break a 1-1 deadlock, Pettersson and Class 6A No. 7 South Eugene beat No. 22 Beaverton 5-4 on penalties Nov. 4 in the second round of the OSAA Class 6A girls soccer state playoffs. On the back of a stellar 10-4-1 regular season campaign, the Axe are headed to the state quarterfinals for the first time since 2019. "That was the first penalty I've ever taken in a game," Pettersson said with a slight smile. "So, that was nice. That was fun." An all-state center back who has helped the Axe limit their opponents to just 19 goals this season, Pettersson didn't necessarily need to convert her attempt to keep her team alive. South Eugene and Beaverton each converted four of their first five attempts, which