Oregon Ducks

After going 14-42 last season (including 4-23 in Pac-10 play), the Oregon baseball team can't wait to get back on the field and show how much it has improved. First game is on Feb. 19 at Cal State Fullerton.

Cal's Tosh Lupoi named Pac-10's top recruiter.

Men lose by 20, but women close Mac Court Civil War era in grand style.

The Oregon volleyball team was excited to announce another key addition for the 2010 fall campaign in sophomore transfer and 6-2, opposite side hitter Alaina Bergsma.

This weekend, the UO softball team kicks off its 37th season and first under head coach Mike White at the Kajikawa Classic, hosted by ASU, Fri.-Sun. (2/12-14) in Tempe. After this week, the Ducks continue their 22-game away stand with three more weekend tournaments in Las Vegas (2/19-21), Palm Springs (2/25-27) and San Diego (3/5-7). Oregon's roster is full of veteran talent, including last year's top three pitchers including All-Pac-10 Freshman Team member Samantha Skillingstad, and seven of last year's eight returning starting fielders, including two-time All-Pac-10 Second Team pick and senior centerfielder Neena Bryant.

EUGENE, Ore. - The Oregon men's tennis team completed a perfect weekend by sweeping Seattle University 7-0 on Sunday night at the Eugene Swim and Tennis Club.

Oklahoma heads to New Mexico to try and land another prospect

It isn’t often that a junior is holding a handful of offers in September and then in a matter of three months three of the coaches that offered you are all at other schools and you’re left picking up the pieces wondering whether or not you actually have those offers. As hard as it is to believe it’s true and it happened to Corey Marshall.

With the Class of 2010 just now in the books, the class of 2011 is already turning heads and the first ranking of the Scout.com 150 has some major names with offers from around the country.

It's funny how one player can make all the difference between winning a World Series and finishing just out of the running. Well, this summer, I think one trade (barring whatever happens with Roy Halladay) has that sort of impact.

It's only been a month and a half since the end of spring term, but members of the women's golf team have already played a summer's worth of golf.

Nothing says summer quite like long stretches of green grass waving in the breeze and blue skies overhead. For most college students, enjoying a day like that is scrunched in between days when they aren't working or going to school. For the men's golf team, on the other hand, it's an every day occurrence.