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Tied in second half, Oregon pulls away to defeat Montana
Tyrone Riley IV put up 17 points to lead five Oregon players in double figures in points, and the Ducks opened the men's basketball season with an 87-69 win over Montana on Monday in Eugene, Ore. Malique Ewin added 14 points and 13 rebounds, Andrew Meadow scored 14 points and Fred Payne had 12 points and five assists for Oregon. The key stretch of the game came in the second half, starting with a blocked layup from Riley at one end that led to a transition layup from Taylor Bol Bowen. Then Bol Bowen fed Riley for a lob dunk for a 70-59 Oregon lead. Riley blocked another Montana layup attempt, setting up Payne's layup on the fastbreak and a 13-point Oregon lead with 7:26 to play. That was enough for the Ducks to put away Montana. The Grizzlies got 19 points each from Jordan Clark and Jalen Brown, plus 14 from Tyler Thompson. Oregon led 40-31 at halftime after trailing 12-4 through the first three minutes of the game. The Ducks, with a more up-tempo style of play as opposed to the slower pace of last season's team, played 12 players in the first half as interim head coach
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A look ahead for the 2027 Ducks softball season
Last season, the Oregon softball team and Version 8 waved goodbye to the cold crowd at Jane Sanders Stadium after their second loss of the Regional to the Saint Mary’s College Gaels, 5-4. The Regional didn’t go how the Ducks hoped it would. They started strong with a 5-1...
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Different teams, same result: Six takeaways from Oregon basketball’s opening night
The Oregon men’s and women’s basketball teams are in different places. The Oregon women have stability at the top and continuity on their roster. The Oregon men are in transition — with a team that replaced the majority of its players from a year ago and a sideline that doesn’t include Dana Altman for the first time since 2010.
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Big Ten power rankings after Week 9: A new No. 1 team takes over
Chaos continues across the middle part of the college football season, and it hit the Big Ten Conference hard this week. We saw upset losses for ranked teams, and near upsets from others who continue to hold on to dear life this year. At the top of the conference, Ohio...
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Swadener Inducted to Marist Hall of Fame
EUGENE, Ore. — Women's Basketball Head Coach Peg Swadener was inducted into the Marist High School Athletic Hall of Fame. The honor recognizes Swadener's legendary high school career as a multi-sport standout, her dedicated community service, and her decades-long legacy of leadership in basketball as both a player and coach.
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Dan Lanning provides updates on Oregon's Jordon Davison, Jeremiah McClellan
The Oregon Ducks will need all hands on deck this Saturday for a trip to Columbus to play the Ohio State Buckeyes . The Ducks lost a pair of running backs in a comeback win over Northwestern on Halloween and have been without one of their star receivers for more than a month, but reinforcements could be coming soon. Dan Lanning provided updates on injured wide receiver Jeremiah McClellan and running back Jordon Davison on Monday ahead of the Ducks' trip to Columbus. McClellan, who went down with a foot injury in pregame warmups against Portland State on Sept. 18, was seen running routes before Oregon's win over Northwestern. The junior wideout could be catching passes from Dylan Raiola soon as he works his way back into the fold. "(McClellan's) been doing some stuff with us in practice," Lanning said. "Continue to evaluate where he's at, but you know, certainly is promising the growth and the steps that he's taken." Davison, meanwhile, has been Oregon's leading rusher this season. However, he suffered a leg injury in the first half against Northwestern after going down awkwardly while being tackled. He quickly left the game and returned to the sideline in the
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John Strong is a Duck
As a third-generation Duck and aspiring sports broadcaster, John Strong’s career path was destined to take him through Allen Hall. 20 years and five World Cups after he graduated from the School of Journalism and Communication, Strong wanders through the building, pointing out a photo studio that used to be a TV studio and a waiting room that used to be a broadcast studio. The building has changed in the two decades since Strong was a student, but his commitment to the University of Oregon hasn’t.
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Oregon Ducks On SI
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Oregon Ducks’ injury troubles deepen with RB Jordon Davison
By Charlie Viehl, Oregon Ducks on SI: The Oregon Ducks are dealing with multiple injuries on the offensive side of the ball while hosting No. 20 Northwestern inside of Autzen Stadium, and the Ducks suffered another blow with running back Jordon Davison heading into the locker room in the first half of the Halloween matchup.
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Oregon Found Its Identity, But What Dan Lanning Said About Going For The Jugular Tells You Everything
Ncaaf on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) After a few weeks of floundering, the Oregon Ducks finally found some offensive identity under new play-caller Jay Johnson. Man, it was starting to get rough watching them struggle to […]
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Oregon Ducks' CFP chances double after Northwestern win, per ESPN FPI
It's been a roller-coaster of a season for the Oregon Ducks , with many highs and lows experienced through the first nine weeks. The Ducks entered with championship aspirations, felt early doubt and frustration, and then hope despite turmoil as backup quarterback Dylan Riola appeared to be the answer following Dante Moore's injury. However, then came the pitfalls. The lowest of lows were felt in losses to UCLA and Illinois, but after a win over No. 20 Northwestern on Saturday, it appears that the Ducks might be on a bit of an upswing once again. While some mid-season chaos takes place in the Big Ten, there technically remains a chance that Oregon can make a run at the conference title game and sneak into the College Football Playoff. That much has been reflected in the numbers according to ESPN's Football Power Index. Of course, for any of that to happen, the Ducks will need to win out, starting with a tough game on the road this week against the Ohio State Buckeyes. Here's a look at the new FPI numbers from ESPN and what it means for the Ducks. Week 10 at Ohio State Buckeyes Oregon Percent Chance to Win,