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John Canzano: The Bald Faced Truth Podcast Oregon coach, Dan Lanning, joins John to talk about Bo Nix and his growth from year 1 to 2 as well as what to expect from the defense this season. (16 mins)

Head Coach Lombardi meets with the media ahead of the upcoming series vs. #3 UCLA at Jane Sanders Stadium Sr. Pitcher Morgan Scott Fifth Year Infielder Allee Bunker

Player Interviews: series win over Washington State and this weekend's upcoming 4-game series vs. Northwest State at PK Park Fr. Infielder Carter Garate Fr. Outfielder/Pitcher Grayson Grinsell Sr. Outfielder Tanner Smith

Roster Outlook: How Dana Altman's squad could shape up for 2023-24 season The Ducks have 13 scholarships to work with in 2023-24. A few of those already belong to players who have announced that they will return to Eugene for another year, and a handful of others will go to the three high school recruits who have signed with the Ducks in the 2023 class, with potentially a fourth being reserved for another addition. The rest will be given to “players who want to be here,” as Altman said in a legendarily revealing press conference that he gave on Tuesday night. So with all of that in mind, what will the Ducks’ roster look like at the start of next season? It’s far too early to know for sure, but here’s our best guess on how things will shape out, and which players decide to do what. Oregon Basketball: Previewing Ducks’ 2024 roster construction, needs DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM Dana Altman is likely to see some major roster turnover this offseason. Here’s who we think stays and goes for the Ducks. Dana Altman, Oregon men’s basketball enter offseason knowing changes necessary to get back to NCAA Tournament: ‘We’re not good enough’ WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM Oregon enters the offseason needing to make significant changes in order to return to being an NCAA Tournament team and in contention to win the Pac-12.

‘We’re not good enough’: Dana Altman, Oregon men’s basketball enter offseason knowing changes necessary to get back to NCAA Tournament After back-to-back seasons ending in the NIT, Oregon enters the offseason needing to make significant changes in order to return to being an NCAA Tournament team and in contention to win the Pac-12 in 2023-24. The Ducks will have guard Jermaine Couisnard and center Nate Bittle back, guard Keeshawn Barthelemy likely returning and junior college transfer Jadrian Tracey and top 40 signees Kwame Evans Jr., Mookie Cook and Jackson Shelstad. As many as eight other players are eligible to return, including starters N’Faly Dante and Rivaldo Soares, but there are 13 scholarship spots, so departures are expected. Oregon must improve at three-point shooting and free throws after going 32% from behind the arc and 69.5% at the line this season. It was the second lowest three-point shooting season in program history (31.2%, 1999-2000) and one of the worst ever by an Altman team, narrowly ahead of his 1995-96 Creighton team (31.4%). Dana Altman, Oregon men’s basketball enter offseason knowing changes necessary to get back to NCAA Tournament: ‘We’re not good enough’ WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM After back-to-back seasons ending in the NIT, Oregon enters the offseason needing to make significant changes in order to return...

Pac-12 Meeting: So, What Happened? The Pac-12 finally held the meeting that was said to be vitally important to the future of the conference on Wednesday. Commissioner George Kliavkoff was expected to present a deal to school executives that would allow the league to move forward with a new media rights deal. However, the reports of the meeting have been ho-hum, at best. So, what happened (reportedly)? Pac-12 Meeting: So, What Happened? WWW.HEARTLANDCOLLEGESPORTS.COM The Pac-12 finally held the meeting that was said to be vitally important to the future of the conference on Wednesday...

WATCH: HC Mark Wasikowski previews upcoming four-game series against Northwestern State Oregon head coach Mark Wasikowski met with the media on Wednesday and discussed various topics, ranging from Tanner Smith's career at Oregon, the Ducks' offensive turnaround, and even shared his thoughts on the WBC championship game. Double-header on Saturday complicates things...

SOFTBALL HOSTS NO. 3 UCLA No. 19/18 Oregon will face its third top-10 opponent in as many weeks when it hosts No. 3 UCLA for a weekend series at Jane Sanders Stadium. The series begins Friday at 6 p.m. and continues Saturday at 2 p.m. and Sunday at noon. All games will be on Pac-12 Network. The Ducks are 2-4 in Pac-12 play after series against No. 10 Washington and No. 7 Stanford. Overall, Oregon is 5-5 against ranked opponents this season. Softball Hosts No. 3 UCLA - University of Oregon Athletics GODUCKS.COM Oregon has played the 8th toughest schedule in the nation.

Back At Home After heading on the road for the first time last weekend, the Ducks return to PK Park for a four-game series against Northwestern State. Oregon opened the season with its first 15 games in the friendly confines, before heading to Washington State. The Ducks will play 13 of their next 16 games in Eugene bringing the total to 28 of the first 34 games at home. Ducks open four-game series with Northwestern State Friday - University of Oregon Athletics GODUCKS.COM Friday at 4 p.m., doubleheader Saturday starting at noon and series finale Sunday at 12 p.m.

WNIT SUPER 16 ON DECK FOR DUCKS Rolling through the first two rounds of the 2023 WNIT, the Oregon women's basketball team takes on San Diego in the Super 16 round of the postseason tournament Thursday at Matthew Knight Arena at 6 p.m. PT. The Ducks outscored Rice 44-22 in the second half on Monday, as UO finished a 78-53 win over the Owls to earn a spot in the third round. Endyia Rogers registered a game-high 19 points while Te-Hina Paopao and Grace VanSlooten each added 17. Phillipina Kyei tallied a career-high eight blocks in the game, the most by a Duck since 1999, in addition to grabbing 15 rebounds. Oregon and San Diego have met once previously, with the Ducks earning a 74-67 win in San Diego on Dec. 28, 1993. The winner of Thursday's game will advance to the Great 8 round and take on the winner of K-State and Washington. WNIT Super 16 on Deck for Ducks - University of Oregon Athletics GODUCKS.COM Rolling through the first two rounds of the 2023 WNIT, the Oregon women's basketball team takes on San Diego in the Super 16...

Bill Oram: If Dana Altman wants fans in the stands, he has to give them a reason to show up It was the inattention to detail, the missed free throws, the lazy defense that led to the game-winning, season-ending three-pointer. Dana Altman was mad about all of it. And rightly so. An unspectacular Oregon Ducks men’s basketball season ended in spectacularly sloppy fashion Tuesday. But what Altman can’t be mad about, not really, is the fact that so few people were there to witness his team’s season end with a 61-58 NIT quarterfinal loss to Wisconsin. Bill Oram: If Dana Altman wants fans in the stands, he has to give them a reason to show up WWW.OREGONLIVE.COM The Oregon coach called the attendance for Tuesday's NIT quarterfinal "embarrassing," but the blame for that falls on the...

Oregon basketball's roster status going into critical offseason Oregon's basketball season is over and the Ducks finished the year with a 21-15 overall record. It was a season that saw some high points with blowout wins at home against NCAA Tournament teams Arizona and USC, bad home losses to UC Irvine, Utah Valley, and Arizona State, and a year riddled with injuries that saw just 13 of Oregon's 36 total games have a fully healthy roster. So what does Oregon's roster look like going into the offseason? “We will evaluate all of the guys individually," said Dana Altman. "We have guys that want to be here. We got to make some changes. We were not good enough. We’re not coaching well enough, players aren’t good enough. We’re just not good enough, and we gotta get better. So if that means changing personnel if that means getting in the gym more. But we’re not good enough." Oregon basketball's roster status going into critical offseason 247SPORTS.COM Oregon's basketball season is over and the Ducks finished the year with a 21-15 overall record. It was a season that saw some high...

WATCH: Coach Lombardi talk with Joey Mac regarding Stanford series and upcoming series with UCLA

Oregon looks for new lineup to continue to 'click' against Northwestern State With the return of prolific hitters in Tanner Smith and Drew Cowley on top of a top-five recruiting class, it has taken time for the Ducks to get their offense in check. Lineup changes stole the show for the last two weeks, as every regular starter had been moved at least once. Some were significant like Rikuu Nishida sliding from first to ninth or Owen Diodati entirely out of the lineup for all three games in the Washington State series. But, a combination seemed to have cracked some code on Saturday and Sunday against the Cougars, as the Ducks scored 27 runs combined. In those two games, Oregon put up nine extra-base hits, five home runs, 33 total hits, and 12 walks. Oregon looks for new lineup to continue to 'click' against Northwestern State 247SPORTS.COM A season after setting program records, the 2023 Oregon Ducks have gotten off to a "slow" start offensively. Slow remains in...

Oregon Football 2024 Recruiting Hot Board: Wide Receiver Wide receiver is fun to watch again for Oregon football fans now that the days of a Mario Cristobal ground-and-pound offense are long gone. Troy Franklin made his case as one of the best wide receivers in college football with a breakout season for the Ducks in 2022. Now Junior Adams is working to add more elite talent to his room in the 2024 class after adding four talented wideouts in the 2023 cycle. Transfers Traeshon Holden and Tez Johnson are enrolled and 2023 signee Ashton Cozart is going through spring practice. Jurrion Dickey is expected to join the team in the summer. Today we're taking a look at some of the other names to know for Oregon recruiting at wide receiver. *Note*: Oregon already has two wide receiver commitments in the 2024 class in Jordan Anderson and Tyseer Denmark. Take a look at some other 2024 WR recruits the Ducks may show interest in. Read the article in Ducks Digest.