Oregon Duck Sports Calendar — February 3 to February 10, 2015
2/4/15 Football – National Signing Day – All Day
Media: TV: ESPN-U 5 a.m. Pac-12 Network 5:30 p.m.
Football recruiting geeks live for this day as high school seniors across the nation sign on the dotted line, committing to their favorite school. Oregon’s class has shaped up to be very good; they’re ranked 14th nationally by Rivals.com. The burning question for Duck fanatics: Will Vernon Adams, Eastern Washington’s exceptional quarterback, flip to the Ducks? Check out FishDuck.com for the latest updates throughout the day.
2/4/15 Men’s Basketball – Oregon vs Washington – Matt Knight Arena 4 p.m.
Media: TV: ESPN 2 Radio: Oregon IMG Network
Lookie here: the Ducks are tied for fourth place in the Pac-12, along with the Beavs and the Bruins. They’ll have to up their game to stay in the hunt for a spot in the Big Dance. In the trip up north earlier this year, the Ducks were swept by the Washington schools, but with Michael Chandler and Roman Sorkin helping out at the post position, this isn’t the same team.
2/4/15 Acrobatics and Tumbling – Oregon vs Azusa Pacific – Azusa, CA 6:30 p.m.
Media: None
The Ducks open their season in sunny California.
2/5/15 to 2/7/15 Men’s Golf – Amer Ari Invitational - HI
Media: None
Men’s golf travels to Hawaii. What could be better?
2/6/15 Women’s Golf – Civil War Match Play – Waverly Golf Course, Portland
Media : None
It just doesn’t seem fair. The men’s golf team gets three days in the sun in Hawaii, the women get to play the Beavs in rainy Portland.
2/6/15 Women’s Basketball – Oregon at Washington State 5 p.m.
Kelly Graves
Media: TV: Pac-12 Network Radio: Oregon IMG Network
Kelly Graves‘s squad is coming off a sweep of the Los Angeles schools and is improving every week. Jillian Alleyene earned Pac-12 Player of the Week honors with her performance against UCLA. She scored the game-winning basket and totaled 30 points and 25 rebounds, insane numbers in any league.
2/6/15 Men’s Tennis – Oregon vs Indiana – Bloomington, IN 11 a.m.
Media: None
The tennis team is coming off a strong showing against Nevada last week when they blanked their opponents 5-0.
2/6/15 Women’s Softball – All games at Tempe, AZ
Oregon vs Cal Poly 10:30 a.m.
Oregon vs. Texas 5:30 p.m.
2/7/15
Oregon vs Northwestern 2:45 p.m.
Oregon vs North Carolina 5 p.m.
2/8/15
Oregon vs Wisconsin 10 a.m.
Oregon vs Nevada noon
Media: None
The Oregon softball team starts its season with a bevy of games down in the desert. The second-ranked Ducks finished in the College World Series Final Four in 2014 and are aiming at an NCAA Championship.
2/8/15 Women’s Basketball – Oregon at Washington 5 p.m.
Media: TV: Pac-12 Network Radio: Oregon IMG Network
2/8/15 Men’s Basketball – Oregon vs WSU – Matt Knight Arena, Eugene 4 p.m.
Media: TV: Pac-12 Network Radio: Oregon IMG Network
There are a couple of reasons to catch this Sunday matchup. First, Ernie Kent makes his return to Matt Knight and second, if you’re a Duck football season ticket holder, you can take a gander at the Pac-12 and Rose Bowl trophies. Regular folks will get their opportunity later this month.
2/8/15 Women’s Tennis – Oregon vs Oklahoma – Student Tennis Facility, Eugene noon
Media: None
2/8/15 Men’s Tennis – Oregon vs Louisville – Louisville, KY 7 a.m.
Media: None
Top Photo by John Sperry
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