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The Ems will host the first two games PK Park Tuesday and Wednesday before the teams travel to Everett for game 3.
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Dylan Lynch made three fourth-quarter field goals including a 43-yarder with 29 seconds left to help lift Fresno State past Oregon State 36-27 on Saturday.
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Oregon went ahead quickly, scoring just 63 seconds into the game.
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We talk with Steve Tannen, long-time local sports talk show host at 95.3, The Score, about how sports talk has changed over his long career.
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Saturday is opening day for area college football, and both the Beavers and the Ducks have home games.
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Oregon’s starting quarterbacks have recently been seasoned upperclassmen with loads of experience. Bo Nix played a pair of seasons with the Ducks after transferring from Auburn and Dillon Gabriel helmed the team after two years at Oklahoma. Now it’s Dante Moore’s turn, but his path has been a bit different. Moore is the presumed starter for the No. 7 Ducks, although Austin Novosad and Luke Moga have also been in the mix during preseason camp. Lanning is expected to name a starter next week ahead of the team’s opener against Montana State at Autzen Stadium.
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Sporting Cascades FC incorporates nature into its branding.
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Oregon made a splash during its first year in the Big Ten, going undefeated in the regular season and winning the conference title with a victory over Penn State in the championship game.
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Dundon, who owns professional hockey’s Carolina Hurricanes, is leading the ownership group.
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On this edition of Oregon On The Record we talk with Lauren Anderson from the University of Oregon and Brent Blaylock of Oregon State University about the economic and social impact of Name, Image & Likeness on college athletics. NIL allows college athletes to be compensated for any use of products or services with their associated image.
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Oregon received one first-place vote in the AP Top 25 preseason poll.
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A conversation with Beau Dure of The Guardian about the changing landscape of the WNBA and the slow pace of increased salary for players in the league even though ratings and revenue are skyrocketing. This will impact the new Portland team - The Fire - next season. We also spoke with Ryan Whiteside of the Lane County democrats about strategies Democrats need to incorporate for a winning message.