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The TV schedule looks good so far. As long as the games aren't shown on Peacock I will be able to watch them.

Baseball sure is a funny game. That's why it's played on the field, not on paper. Here are the baseball scores involving Nebraska, Oregon, OSU and UCLA. Regular season scores: UCLA beat Nebraska 5-2, 11-3 and 5-3 but lost the one that counts 5-0. Oregon beat UCLA 2-1 and 10-6 and lost 14-4. Nebraska beat Beavis 7-3 and 16-7 and lost 16-5. OSU beat UCLA 7-1. Nebraska beat Oregon 7-3. Go figure.

Thanks for contacting the sports information director for baseball and giving us an update on the pitching issues concerning the Ducks and Bruins. As you stated, the tournament would be nice to win but the focus is on the regionals next week. Highly unlikely, but Oregon and UCLA could miss out on the championship game and still be in the regionals. However, all the other schools competing in the tournament have to win out in order to make a regional. For them, I would think it would be all hands on deck and they would use any pitcher at their disposal to possible win it all.

As far as I can tell, the NCBWA relies solely on the latest RPI results. D1 Baseball is the site that I believe is the best. They have Oregon as # 4. If you look up the RPI on their website it does list Oregon at # 12. Bottom line, the games are won on the field, not on paper.

Let's take a look at how each school did against their opponent in the regular season. I'm listing this in order of the games to be played starting tomorrow. Win-loss records or did not play (DNP.) game 1 Illinois 1-2 Maryland 2-1 game 2 Rutgers DNP Indiana DNP game 3 Michigan St. DNP Nebraska DNP game 4 UCLA 3-0 Illinois 0-3 game 5 Penn St. DNP Washington DNP game 6 Iowa 2-1 Rutgers 1-2 game 7 Michigan 0-1 UCLA 1-0 pre-season game game 8 USC 2-1 Penn St. 1-2 game 9 Oregon 2-1 Michigan St. 1-2 game 10 Washington 2-1 USC 1-2 game 11 Indiana 0-3 Iowa 3-0 game 12 Nebraska DNP Oregon DNP

Here's a quick look at the weather during the Big Ten Baseball Tournament. Tuesday May 20th High 56 Cloudy 24% chance of rain Wind 15-25 MPH Wind gust over 40 MPH Wednesday May 21st High 60 Partly cloudy 5% chance of rain Wind 15-25 MPH Thursday May 22nd High 67 Partly cloudy 5% chance of rain Wind 10-15 MPH Friday May 23rd High 68 Overcast 24% chance of rain Wind 5-10 MPH Saturday May 24th High 69 Overcast 24% chance of rain Wind 5-10 MPH Sunday May 25th High 71 Mostly cloudy 33% chance of rain Wind 10-15 MPH

I checked out the schedule and bracket and our Ducks are the last team to play. This gives our guys a couple of days rest while everyone else is battling it out. But this scenario also could be an issue as Oregon would play four games in four days. Will the pitching hold up? I did a deep dive into Oregon's pitching depth. These results are based on the last 15 games, when Oregon won 14 out of 15. I have to admit I didn't know the Ducks have 19 pitchers on their roster! Besides our starting pitchers, Coach Waz relies on only six relievers. Grayson Grinsell, Collin Clarke and Jason Reitz each had four starts. Relievers and appearances Cole Stokes 10 Seth Mattox 8 Santiago Garcia 6 Ian Umlandt 6 Ryan Featherstone 5 Jaxon Jordan 4 Pitchers who have made a brief appearance in the last 15 games. Toby Twist 3 St. Mary's - Washington - Iowa Sam Boyle 2 Tanner Bradley 1 Julien Hernandez 1 Will Sanford 1 Last pitched against Oregon St. on April 29th. Started and pitched two innings. Is he recovering from an injury?) This is going to be a challenge for all teams, not just Oregon. I'm sure we're going to see some pitchers who normally don't play. Keep the bats boomin', Ducks!

Here are the final attendance results for the Big Ten Conference baseball games. I did not include non-conference games. Hats off to the Cornhusker fans. They really support their team. And what has happened to UCLA. I was shocked to see such low numbers for them. They were in a tight race with our Ducks for first place and nobody bothered to show up to watch them. 1. NEBRASKA 5,458 2. OREGON 2,962 3. IOWA 2.052 4. INDIANA 1,591 5. PURDUE 1,533 6. USC 1,417 7. MICHIGAN 1.394 8. WASHINGTON 1,217 9. MARYLAND 1,156 10. PENN ST. 1,083 11. ILLINOIS 1,029 12. OHIO ST. 981 13. MICHIGAN ST. 857 14. MINNESOTA 681 15. UCLA 660 16. RUTGERS 602 17. NORTHWESTERN 485

That blast by Jacob Walsh traveled 433 feet at 111 mph at 20.30 degrees. WOW! Gotta love this team. Only four innings away from getting the # 1 seed in the tournament.

On a final note on this subject, I looked into each schools schedule, home and road games. Five schools did not have any weather related issues. They were... Indiana, Minnesota, Oregon, Rutgers and UCLA. The following schools had either cancellations or a postponement of a game. Michigan 2/3 Ohio St. 3/1 Iowa 3/0 Purdue 3/0 Penn St. 2/1 Michigan St. 1/2 Nebraska 1/1 Illinois 1/0 Northwestern 1/0 USC 1/0 Washington 1/0 Maryland 0/1

Do you agree with the article? Opinion: Why is the Big Ten falling behind in College Baseball? - Penn State Student Media BELLISARIOSTUDENTMEDIA.PSU.EDU When it comes to college baseball, which conferences do you think of the most? Normally, fans would say the ACC, the Big 12 and, of course, the kings of the NC

Each website has their own sports writers and opinions as to where each school should be ranked. ON3 has Oregon as a # 13 seed, with Oklahoma, Cal Poly and Murray State. On D1 Baseball, they also list Oregon as a # 13 seed. Joining them is TCU, Cal Poly and Fairfield. With one more week of the regular season and then the conference tournaments, we'll just have to wait a couple of weeks to see where Oregon ends up. Just keep winning. Go Ducks!

Depends on what the consumer signs up for. When I had Comcast cable, I was locked into a TWO year contract. I could opt out anytime, but I would not receive a refund. I now have YouTube TV and I have most of the bells and whistles for sport events. And it's not a contract. I pay monthly and can cancel anytime. And a perk with YouTube, I have unlimited recording options.

Words can't describe what those Huskies have done. Maybe we should petition the Big Ten to kick them out of the conference. They can join two other thiefs, Bevis and the Cougars. Washington Accused Of Killing Stadium Lights To Salvage CWS BROBIBLE.COM The Washington Huskies baseball program is teetering on the edge of the College World Series bubble as we near the postseason...

Followup to the NCBWA rankings posted this week, # 6 Oregon State, # 10 UCLA and # 19 Oregon. These guys are being lazy in their weekly ranking of schools. These numbers are the current RPI for this week. As you mentioned previously, Oregon swept OSU and took two out of three against the Bruins. I doubt these clowns know that. And Iowa has an RPI of #67. Here is a break down of Oregon's wins. QUAD ONE QUAD TWO QUAD THREE QUAD FOUR 9-1 4-2 16-7 9-3

The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) was founded in 1962, is dedicated to the advancement of college baseball. Membership is open to writers, broadcasters and publicists. (That says it all right there) The officers of the NCBWA are affiliated with the following universities... Troy, Dayton, Arizona State, Penn State, West Virginia, Liberty, East Carolina, North Texas and Baylor. I wouldn't put too much stock in their rankings. D1 Baseball is the best option.

That's good to see our Ducks will be televised this weekend. Not only did the Hawkeyes lose twice to Bevis and also twice to the degenerate Huskies, they lost three of four to lowly Washington State. The Cougars have a dismal record in the Mountain West Conference at 11-16, .407% and an overall record of 18-32 .360% and yet three of those wins came at the hands of the Hawkeyes. Oregon should roll over these guys. Once again I'm having to root for our 'Little Brother' this weekend. They have a game against the Portland Pilots and then a three game series against the Long Beach State Dirtbags. Their Big West Conference record is also bad at 15-15 .500% and overall at 22-27 .449%. All games are in Corvallis. With OSU winning out, it makes are four game sweep of them more impressive. Can't wait for the weekend to get here. Go Ducks!

Hi Charles Baseball is such a funny game sometimes. You never know what is going to happen. That's why we enjoy it so much. I don't know either why a team can be so good and then seem to fall apart so suddenly. I can see a pitcher or batter having a slump, but when the entire team does, that is certainly perplexing. Based on their ups and downs, I looked at their schedule. February 14th - March 10th 13 home games 3 road games March 11th - April 24th 15 home games 8 road games April 25th - May 9th 6 home games 4 road games It's easier to win at home then on the road. Maybe that has something to do with it. And there could have been a flu bug or cold virus circulating throughout the clubhouse that made the players feel a bit ill. Let's hope everyone is healthy and ready to kick the Huskies butt.

Hi Jon The Big Ten baseball tournament is double-elimination. 12 schools will be in the tournament and five will not make the post season. There will be pool play to start the tournament. Pool A Pool B Pool C Pool D Seeds Seeds Seeds Seeds # 1 # 2 # 3 # 4 # 8 # 7 # 6 # 5 # 12 # 11 # 10 # 9 The games will be played at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska. This is great to hear. It will give our Ducks a taste of what it's like to play there. Should they advance, they will be more comfortable with their surroundings. I like our chances. Go Ducks!

Big Ten baseball is entering the final two weeks of the regular season. It's that time of year when the games are both exciting and nerve-wracking! Let's set the stage and get right to it. I have separated the contenders from the pretenders. The top five teams, their record and their remaining games. 1. Iowa 21-6 home: Oregon 2. UCLA 17-7 home: Northwestern road: Illinois 3. Oregon 16-8 home: Washington road: Iowa 4. USC 16-8 home: Michigan State road: Washington 5. Washington 15-9 home: USC road: Oregon I have listed the starting pitchers for Oregon and our opponents, Washington and Iowa. This is based on a minimum of eight starts. It shows win-loss record, innings pitched, walks, strike outs and era. Won Lost IP BB K ERA Grayson Grinsell 7 2 74.2 24 77 2.77 Jason Reitz 3 0 46.2 23 50 3.66 Collin Clark 4 2 59.1 19 54 4.10 Will Sanford 2 2 38.0 39 42 6.39 Washington Huskies Max Banks 6 2 56.2 22 52 3.49 Jackson Thomas 4 3 57.1 23 43 3.92 Tommy Brandenburg 3 4 46.1 30 31 4.66 Justin Tims 1 4 40.1 12 35 5.13 Iowa Hawkeyes Cade Obermueller 4 2 68.0 26 94 2.51 Reece Beauter 6 0 60.1 20 66 3.13 Aaron Savary 7 0 67.0 27 74 3.36 The Ducks are currently the # 13 seed to host a regional. They would host TCU, Cal Poly and Fairfield. They have a mathematical chance to win the Big Ten conference but would have to sweep both the Huskies and Hawkeyes and also hope for UCLA to lose. Oregon holds the tie-breaker over both UCLA (2-1) and USC (3-0) They need to win twice against Washington so they have that tie-breaker against them in case of the same record at the end of the season. And finally teams that are on the bubble. Last four in: Kansas State, Kentucky, IOWA, Xavier First four out: U.T. Rio Grande Valley, Western Kentucky, MICHIGAN, Notre Dame Four to watch: Virginia, Virginia Tech, Kennesaw State, WASHINGTON A final thought. Iowa hosts little brother this week-end. Who are we pulling for? It has to be Bevis. If they win, it helps the Ducks strength of schedule. And if the Hawkeyes are beaten, would they be demoralized so much that they wouldn't have any fight left in them when they play Oregon? There's going to be a lot of scoreboard watching this week-end! Go Ducks!

I think your missing one player from this list. Freshman guard J.J. Frakes stands 6'5 and weighs 190 lbs. Unless I've missed something, he will be playing for the Ducks this upcoming season.

Has anyone noticed the Big Ten baseball standings recently? Four of the top six teams are the former PAC-12 schools. And though I am not a fan of the Bruins, Trojans or the Huskies, it's nice to see them along with the Ducks on top of the standings. A look at the top six... UCLA 12-3 Iowa 14-4 Oregon 12-6 USC 11-7 Washington 9-6 Illinois 9-6 Now here comes the scary part. Oregon's remaining conference games are daunting. They have home games with UCLA (this week-end) and against the Huskies. The Ducks road games are at Michigan State and at Iowa. Although the Spartans don't have an impressive record, the Ducks have had their challenges on the road this season. In addition to this brutal schedule, Oregon plays four games against the always dangerous OSU Beavers. Three are in Eugene, one in Corvallis. The Ducks have some big bats in their lineup, but they will only go as far as their pitching will take them. Go Ducks!

The final college basketball rankings included five Big Ten schools. 7 Michigan State 9 Maryland 10 Michigan 14 Purdue 16 Wisconsin The way-to-early basketball projections for the 2025-2026 season are: 2 Purdue 5 Michigan 10 UCLA 14 Wisconsin 18 Michigan State 23 Ohio State 26 Illinois 30 Oregon Jon Wilner's picks: 5 Michigan 13 UCLA 15 Purdue 19 Iowa 23 Michigan State Honorable Mention: Oregon Yikes! This doesn't look good at all. Let's hope Bittle returns and Coach Altman can get some guys through the transfer portal. It certainly isn't getting any easier being in the Big Ten. Go Ducks!

This is great news! Up until his decision, I thought it would be 50-50 that he would return. With forwards Supreme Cook and Brandon Angel graduating and Mookie Cook transferring only forwards Dezdrick Lindsay (injured last season) and Oleksandr Kobzystyi only playing in two games with a total of eight minutes return. I would be surprised if Evans isn't in the starting lineup next season. A look at next years players. Shelstad guard Phillips guard Frakes guard Lindsay forward Kobzystyi forward Evans forward Pryor forward Bittle center ???

Here's the stats for Jadrian Tracey 2023-2024 games played 36 games started 22 total minutes 975 per game 27 field goal 42% 3 point 36% free throws 78% points per game 7.6 total rebounds 129 total assists 64 2024-2025 games played 35 games started 16 total minutes 740 per game 21 field goal 48% 3 point 34% free throws 69% points per game 6.9 total rebounds 97 total assists 58 A few weeks ago, Tracey said he was coming back. I wonder what happened for him to change his mind. With the NIL, its becoming more difficult for coaches to keep players in the program. If Bittle, Evans and Shelstad stay, Coach Altman will be able to build around his core group of players.