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Ducks get two runners on base with one out, but a double play ends the second inning.

Michigan strikes first in the scoring column with a bases loaded infield fielders choice scoring the first run of the game.

Brennan Milone with a two out double, but is stranded at second base. Michigan 0 - Oregon 0 after one inning.

Three up, three down for Michigan in the top of the first inning.

Christian Ciuffetelli pitching for our Ducks against Michigan.

I'm sure PK knows what the right price is for Trailblazers. Just the opening bid so far. Also testing the water for other competitive bidders.

And now we can add officially Payton Pritchard to this list of Oregon Ducks that have played in the NBA Finals after his appearance in Game 1 where he scored 8 points in 16 minutes of play, pulled down 6 rebounds and dished out 2 assists.

Nope! Negative! But I hope you got a charge out of it

"hail the mighty and benevolent king of communication" That is some mighty lofty praise for Sir Charles!

Yes, it is a particular spot in the Cacade Mountain range.

Who knows the spot in Oregon where lightening has struck the most times?

My mind is just beginning to comprehend how sneaky good this team could be. DEEP! TALENTED! TALL! I hope there is a Eugene Omoruyi, Arsalan Kazemi type of player that likes to mix it up down low! Greg Ballard & Doug Little type of player for us grey beards!

Oregonian? We don't need no stinking Oregonian! 1) Play early 2) Play late 3) Play non-conference games in November 4) Adopt the pod system 5) Play the day before Labor Day 6) Play the day before Thanksgiving The Mercury News(Wilner's home paper) doesn't require a subscription to read the article. Pac-12 football schedule: Our radical ideas for improvement WWW.MERCURYNEWS.COM With the divisions no longer meaningful and the media rights negotiations upcoming, this is the time for the conference to get...

Steel sharpens steel!

The key to this is in the article "Here is a look at every Oregon alumni who played in an NBA Finals". In the game statistics, "DNP" = "Did Not Play".

Oregon softball pitcher Makenna Kliethermes enters transfer portal WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Kliethermes went 11-7 with a 3.65 ERA and 116 strikeouts over 117 innings for the Ducks this season Oregon softball’s Jasmine Williams enters transfer portal WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Williams hit .233 with two home runs and 16 RBIs while appearing in 40 games with 32 starts for the Ducks this season Oregon softball outfielder Gabby Hererra enters transfer portal WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Herrera hit .282 with two home runs and five RBIs while appearing in 33 games with 13 starts for the Ducks this season Oregon softball third baseman Rachel Cid entering transfer portal WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Cid hit .252 with four home runs and 13 RBIs this season, all career lows, but raised her average to .308 with two home runs and six...

Ducks strand two more runners in the top of the 5th inning. That is a total of nine runners left on base so far! I'm outta here.

A walk, two singles, and a sacrifice fly plates two Ducks in the top of the fourth inning. ASU gets a two out single, but that was it. Oregon 2 - Sun Devils 1 after four innings.

Oregon strands two more runners in the top of the 3rd inning. Sun Devils score first with a run in the 3rd inning.

Jacob Walsh with a lead off single advances to third base on two out plays, but again Ducks can't plate the run. ASU gets a two out single but a weak popup to second base ends the inning. Ayon only needed eight pitches in the frame.

Ducks had runners at the corners with two out in the top of the 1st inning, but couldn't score. Sun Devils also strand two runners. No score after one inning.

I'm going to have to leave mid-game, so if someone wants to take over.................thank you!

Win or go home! Issac Ayon scheduled to pitch for our Ducks.

Arizona State lost to Stanford, so Oregon will face the Sun Devils on Thursday at 9AM. The loser of that game is eliminated from the Pac12 Baseball Tournament.

Five of Arizona's eight runs came via the three homerun's. Those weren't ones that just sneaked over the fence in left field either. They landed well beyond the fence. Seven of Arizona's eleven hits came from Susac, Davis, and Caulfield. Woulda, coulda, shoulda!