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NJDuck

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    Late inning rally gives No. 17 Oregon game two victory over USC

     

    LOS ANGELES, Calif. — After putting together a 4-1 week against No. 20 Arizona State and Gonzaga, No. 17 Oregon would, once again, attempt to get its first win of the week on Saturday against USC. 

     

    After falling behind early, Oregon’s comeback attempts would strike in the seventh inning, recording four runs with two outs against USC starter Caden Aoki. Oregon’s late-inning rally propelled them to a *insert final*, recording its first victory of the week. 

     

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    The Ducks put together four runs in the seventh to propel them to a game two victory.

     

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    No. 13 Oregon Softball No-Hit for First Time Ever at Jane Sanders Stadium, Swept by No. 20 Utah to Clinch 5th Place in Pac-12

     

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    Mariah Lopez notched the first Utah no-hitter since it joined the Pac-12 while issuing three walks and striking out six in a 2-0 win over the No. 13 Ducks Sunday afternoon at Jane Sanders Stadium.

     

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    After Oregon's ace starter, Jace Stoffal, did not pitch on Friday night, the Ducks turned to freshman Leo Uelmen. It's still unclear as to why Stoffal didn't pitch on Friday night. 

     

    Uelmen struggled in his start, allowing six runs in 2.1 innings pitched, allowing six hits, and only two strikeouts. From there, USC's starter, Blake Sodersten, dominated the Ducks, holding them to one run over seven innings, coupled with 11 strikeouts. Oregon's two runs were the lowest run production since winning 5-4 against Cal. 

     

    The Ducks' loss was their third straight after dropping the final game against No. 20 Arizona State and losing to No. 15 Oregon State in a midweek matchup on Tuesday. 

     

    Oregon will likely send RHP Logan Mercado to the mound on Saturday, who's looking to improve on his previous performance against the Sun Devils. Mercado allowed four runs to the prolific Sun Devil offense, striking out a career-high eight batters. Oregon needs a competitive outing from its starter, as the previous three starters have allowed 12 earned runs in 8.1 innings pitched. 

     

     

    Oregon's starting lineup on Saturday: 

    1. Rikuu Nishida RF
    2. Colby Shade CF
    3. Drew Cowley SS
    4. Sabin Ceballos DH
    5. Tanner Smith LF
    6. Jacob Walsh 1B
    7. Drew Smith 3B
    8. Josiah Cromwick C
    9. Gavin Grant 2B

    Follow along below for live updates between Oregon and USC. 

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    Stay tuned for live updates between No. 17 Oregon and USC

     

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    Glimmers of Justius Lowe: UO color analyst likes what he sees from freshman WR

     

    When talking on the Sco-ing Long Podcast to Mike Jorgenson, the long-time Oregon radio color analyst alongside Voice of the Ducks Jerry Allen, I asked about who stood out to him at the spring game, and what he thought of the receivers on offense. For the most part, he was impressed with what he saw.

     

    “I think when you take Hutson, and Franklin, and Holden and put them in there as a group, or you put in Tez Johnson and mix him in…frankly I’ve seen some glimmers of Justius Lowe,” Jorgenson said. “I think he’s going to be a guy…watch out for him.”

     

     

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    “I’ve seen some little glimpses of things from him in practices throughout the spring where you go ‘Wow, that guy can play.'”

     

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    Agree or disagree with the trap games?

     

    For Oregon: 

    OREGON: @ ARIZONA STATE

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    Oregon and Washington fans don't agree on many things, but both probably share an uneasiness when watching their teams play in the desert. Tempe hasn't been kind to the Ducks over the years and there are still nightmares among Oregon fans about the Jayden Daniels-led upset that crashed the Ducks' playoff hopes a couple years ago.

     

    Breakdown: Oregon has seven home games. The most notable of which comes against USC on Nov. 11, which has potential to hold massive stakes. The Ducks have a few of the conference's most challenging road games, taking trips to Texas Tech, Washington, Utah and Arizona State where they meet former offensive coordinator Kenny Dillingham. The conclusion to Oregon's season should be intriguing with USC, Arizona State and Oregon State on the slate.

     

     

     

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    The Pac-12 has supreme upset potential in 2023

     

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    Oregon extends offer to former Colorado Buffaloes tight end

     

    It may have seemed like the Oregon Ducks might be out of the tight-end transfer portal market after picking up former Ole Miss TE Casey Kelly a week or so ago, but that’s apparently not the case.

     

    On Friday night, former Colorado Buffaloes tight end Seydou Traore announced on Twitter that he received an offer from the Ducks, one of the many that he’s gotten since entering the transfer portal.

     

     

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    TE Seydou Traore transferred to Colorado last December. He’s now leaving Deion Sanders’ program, and the Ducks are interested.

     

     

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    Mike Jorgenson, former Oregon Ducks QB and current UO color commentator alongside Jerry Allen, recently joined Zachary Neel on the most recent episode of the Sco-ing Long podcast to discuss everything that they saw at Oregon’s spring game a week ago.

     

    The subject of alumni engagement in the Dan Lanning era came up.

     

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    Dan Lanning’s attempt to bring Oregon alumni back into the fold has impressed many over the last year.

     

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    EIGHT WINS IN REGULAR-SEASON FINALE AT TWILIGHT

    THE DUCKS ALSO TALLIED 12 LIFETIME AND SEASON BESTS FRIDAY AT HAYWARD FIELD.

     

    EUGENE, Ore. – The Oregon track and field team collected eight wins and added a new top-10 program performance Friday at the Oregon Twilight at Hayward Field.  The Ducks also recorded 12 personal and season bests during the regular-season finale.

     

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    The Ducks also tallied 12 lifetime and season bests Friday at Hayward Field.

     

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    Diamond Ducks Drop Game One

     

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    Softball’s win streak ended at 13 with the loss of the series opener to the Utah Utes by the score of 1-3. Morgan Scott pitched another complete game and the Ducks held Utah scoreless through the first four innings. Ariel Carlson scored Oregon’s only run in the second inning with this solo home run:

     

     

     

     

     

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    Baseball and softball could not generate enough offense to win their series openers

     

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    Oregon softball’s 13-game win streak is over.

     
    The No. 13 Ducks made several incredible plays defensively, including from shortstop Paige Sinicki and outfielders Kai Luschar and Hanna Delgado, but managed just four hits in a 3-1 loss to No. 20 Utah Friday night at Jane Sanders Stadium.
     
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    The No. 13 Ducks managed just four hits in a 3-1 loss to No. 20 Utah Friday night at Jane Sanders Stadium.

     

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    SoCal TE Ryner Swanson sets up first two official visit dates

     

    Laguna Beach (Calif.) junior tight end Ryner Swanson has locked in his first two official visit dates to Texas and Oregon.

     

    Swanson will take his first official visit to Texas on June 2. The following weekend on June 9, Swanson will visit Oregon. The talented tight end has already unofficially visited both programs earlier in the year. 

     

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    Laguna Beach (Calif.) junior tight end Ryner Swanson has locked in his first two official visit dates to Texas and Oregon.

     

     

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    Report: Ducks show interest in Ole Miss DL transfer Tywone Malone

     

    We’ve said it once, we’ve said it a million times: Even if the Oregon Ducks don’t have a major need at a certain position, that won’t always stop Dan Lanning and the coaching staff from pursuing an available player in the transfer portal if it can make them better.

     

    Lanning has said as much several times since coming to Eugene, and we’ve seen it play out that way via multiple offers made to transfer portal players over the past couple of months.

     

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    Report: Ducks show interest in Ole Miss DL transfer Tywone Malone

     

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    Best in Class: A look at college basketball's 25 best incoming recruiting hauls

    The final top 150 player rankings for the class of 2023 was released on Thursday with Duncanville (Texas) High forward Ron Holland taking over the top spot. While there was change in the individual rankings, John Calipari and Kentucky continue to hang on to the top spot in the industry-generated 247Sports Composite Team Rankings.

     

    Who else has the top classes in the land? Today we take a look at the top 25 recruiting classes for 2023.

     

    9. Oregon

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    The class: PF Kwame Evans Jr., PG Jackson Shelstad and SF Mookie Cook.

     

    What to expect: At Oregon, Dana Altman and the Ducks are welcoming a recruiting class that includes a pair of McDonald’s All-Americans in Evans and Cook and point guard coming off of a great senior year in Shelstad. Evans has all kinds of length, size and fluidity for a four man, unlocking his inner beast could turn him into a massive steal. Shelstad moved himself into the national top 25 by bulking up, turning into a mid-range assassin and becoming a real Alpha leader. A native of the Portland area like Shelstad, Cook is a versatile wing who could be a big time defender and open floor playmaker if he will get to campus and lock in.

     

    In Georgia transfer Kario Oquendo the Ducks are getting an athletic driver and they are adding even more wing athleticism with the addition of Arizona State transfer Devan Cambridge.

     

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    John Calipari and Kentucky have the top class in the country as we take a look at 2023's top 25 recruiting classes.