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Ducks seek first win in February against No. 18 UCLA The slumping Ducks will look to gain some much needed momentum on the road at UCLA on Sunday afternoon. Oregon (14-10, 5-8) has dropped its last four games to fall into a tie with Washington for eighth place in the conference. The Ducks still have a path to an at-large NCAA Tournament berth but must finish strong over the final five games in Pac-12 play with the next three being played on the road. Live WBB Updates: Ducks seek first win in February against No. 18 UCLA 247SPORTS.COM Live WBB Updates: Ducks seek first win in February against No. 18 UCLA

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FYI, here is the article Jon is referring to... Oregon Football: 2023 Ducks’ schedule with game-by-game predictions DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM The Ducks have a tough schedule going into 2023. Here’s how we expect it all to play out.

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Slow Second Half Dooms Ducks The Ducks started hot, but could not keep the pace, falling to No. 7 UCLA 70-63 at Matthew Knight Arena. An eight-to-zero run to start the game was the biggest bright spot on a night where Oregon watched a halftime lead slip away down the stretch. This one quickly turned into a tale of two halves as the second half got underway. UCLA jumped out on a quick 4-0 run to take Oregon's lead away for good. Jaquez Jr. got on a roll and turned the tide in favor of the Bruins. An 18-4 run for UCLA put this one out of reach, although Oregon would make it close. Slow Second Half Dooms Ducks - University of Oregon Athletics GODUCKS.COM Up Next: The Ducks travel to Seattle to face Washington at 8:00 p.m. PT on Wednesday.

The former Oregon Ducks’ great and current New York Giants’ defender got a jump start on his media career this week, offering up his prediction for what is going to take place in Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Cheifs and Philadelphia Eagles. Whether you agree with him or not, it’s clear that Thibodeaux has a future with a microphone in his hands. His NY Giants lost to the Eagles 3 times this season, 2 times in regular season and once in playoffs.

This is a good article from Jon Wilner. He answers questions from readers regarding the Pac-12 targeting SMU and San Diego State. He also touches on the topic of media negotiation. These are all areas OBDF has been discussing. Hotline mailbag: Pac-12 partnerships with Amazon, SMU require same calculation, and more Hotline mailbag: Pac-12 partnerships with Amazon, SMU require same calculation, and more WWW.KSL.COM With Prime Video and the Mustangs, it's all about the late 2020s.

Oregon Football Signee Spotlight: CB Cole Martin Today we'll be taking a look at one of the best overall athletes the Oregon Ducks signed in December. Oregon cornerback signee Cole Martin is a player that can make a strong impact in the secondary for years to come. Being a versatile player at one of the hardest positions in the game is not easy, but Martin makes it look easy on tape. He has this almost Jalen Ramsey type of play when you turn on his film like he wants opponents to know he's the best on the field. His open field tackling is one of his best traits at the speed he gets to the ballcarrier. Most corners shoot for the lower tackling angles, but Martin has a teach tape type of form tackling that allowed him to get 84 tackles in his senior season. Click here to read about Cole Martin in Ducks Digest.

Pac-12 Networks: Ducks vs UCLA HIghlights No. 7 UCLA secures first win at Oregon under Mick Cronin PAC-12.COM No. 7 UCLA beat Oregon 70-63 for Bruin head coach Mick Cronin's first win in Eugene on Feb. 11, 2023. Jaime Jaquez Jr. scored a game-high 25 points for UCLA. He became one of just 10 UCLA players to rank among the school’s top 20 all-time scorers & rebounders. Jermaine Couisnard led the Ducks with 19 points.

MBB Recap: Ducks falter in second half, lose to No. 7 UCLA 70-63 The crowd of over 10,000 fans was rocking, and Dana Altman’s squad was playing about as well as we’d seen all season. The No. 7 UCLA Bruins were struggling to keep pace, and entered the half trailing. The Ducks were in a good spot, needing a win like this to get a bid into the NCAA Tournament. And then the second half happened. I’m not sure what Mick Cronin said to his Bruins at the break, but it certainly hit home. UCLA came out of the half on a 13-0 run, quickly taking the lead and growing it from there. Oregon’s offense turned to dust and the easy looks that N’Faly Dante was getting inside were no longer there. Oregon Basketball: Ducks fall to No. 7 UCLA Bruins, 70-63 DUCKSWIRE.USATODAY.COM It looked promising for 20 minutes of game time, but ultimately the Ducks couldn’t hold on to upset the No. 7 UCLA Bruins.

UCLA's defensive pressure thwarts Oregon's upset bid For the second time this season, the Oregon Duck men's basketball program had the UCLA Bruins on the ropes for over 20 minutes of basketball. Then in the second half, the Bruins cranked up the defensive pressure and stifled Oregon in a near-sold-out Matthew Knight Arena. The end result was a 21-4 run by UCLA in the middle part of the second half to turn an Oregon half-time lead into a 14-point UCLA lead. When the Ducks got the Bruin lead down to nine UCLA answered with an 11-2 run and led the Ducks by 18 with five minutes to play. From there it was over for the Ducks. UCLA's defensive pressure thwarts Oregon's upset bid 247SPORTS.COM The start of the game couldn't have started any better for the Oregon Ducks. The UCLA Bruins committed two fouls in the...