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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State softball crew will make its twelfth NCAA Event appearances – and fifth within the final six tournaments – on Friday afternoon when it opens play on the Knoxville Regional in opposition to Oregon State at 4 p.m. All motion this weekend for the Buckeyes within the double-elimination regional will happen and Sherri Parker Lee Stadium in Knoxville.
The Fundamentals
Ohio State vs. Oregon State // Friday, Could 20 // 4 p.m. // Sherri Parker Lee Stadium; Knoxville, Tenn.
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Briefly on the Buckeyes
We’re Again … Once more
Breaking Down the Knoxville Regional
Scouting Oregon State
Weekend Schedule
Friday, Could 20
Recreation 1: Ohio State vs. Oregon State | 4 p.m.
Recreation 2: Tennessee vs. Campbell | 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, Could 21
Recreation 3: G1 Winner vs. G2 Winner | 12 p.m.
Recreation 4: G1 Loser vs. G2 Loser | 2:30 p.m.
Recreation 5: G3 Loser vs. G4 Winner | 5 p.m.
Sunday, Could 22
Recreation 6: G3 Winner vs. G5 Winner | 2 p.m.
Recreation 7: G6 Winner vs. G6 Loser (If obligatory) | 4:30 p.m.
Going B1G
Buckeye That and That
As the calendar creeps closer to October another Ducks sport season is about to get under-way. With hockey season just around the corner today we will be reviewing last year’s hockey season to help Duck fans get caught up on everything puck with the Ducks.
Unlike most of Oregon’s other sports teams, the hockey team is not at the varsity level but is instead a club sport. This means the team is entirely self-funded. The best way to support the team is to attend home games at The Rink Exchange in Eugene, the Pavilion in Bend for one weekend this season, or Autzen stadium for one game this season.
The other way to support the team is to purchase some of the best-looking hockey Jerseys I’ve ever seen. ATQ will let you know when these go on sale again.
The Ducks compete in the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) division 1. The ACHA is the national association for Non-NCAA Collegiate Hockey throughout the US and helps organize collegiate club hockey across the country. Similar to how major conferences used to be organized, the ACHA is organized into geographical conferences. Oregon competes as an independent in Division 1 as Oregon’s Pacific Northwest rivals compete in Division 2. Last season the Ducks played one Pacific NW division 2 rival, Washington, and won both games 5-1.
Last season the Ducks played 27 games in total and 25 ACHA games accumulating 22 points by going 8-17-0-0. That’s 6 regulation wins, 2 overtime wins, 17 regulation losses, 0 Overtime losses and 0 ties. The ACHA uses the Olympic point system which is:
· 3 points are awarded for a regulation win
· 2 points are awarded for an Overtime win
· 1 point for an overtime loss
· 1 point for a Tie
· 0 points for a regulation loss
The Ducks also played 2 exhibition games against the Rouge Valley Royals of the USPHL Premier league last season, winning both games by a score of 5-2 and 4-2.
This season the Ducks will look to improve their record with a 27-game ACHA schedule that gets under-way Friday October 11th in Las Vegas against UNLV. Stay tuned this week for a full preview of the hockey season, including what we will be doing to cover the team here at ATQ.
The first news of the season is a sad one – this week goaltender Henry “Hank” Bradford passed away:
Here’s a look at how former Oregon Ducks football players performed during games in Week 4 of the 2024 season:
Robby Ashford, QB South Carolina: 15 of 21 for 243 yards with 2 touchdowns and 16 carries for 133 yards and a touchdown in 50-7 win over Akron
Tyler Shough, QB Louisville: 13 of 19 for 269 yards with 2 touchdowns and 4 carries for 19 yards in 31-19 win over Georgia Tech
Ty Thompson, QB Tulane: 7 carries for 23 yards and a touchdown in 41-33 win over Louisiana
Dante Dowdell, RB Nebraska: 20 carries for 72 yards and 2 catches for 10 yards in 31-24 loss to Illinois
Sean Dollars, RB Nevada: 3 carries for 13 yards in 49-16 win over Eastern Washington
Kris Hutson, WR Washington State: 14 catches for 77 yards in 54-52 double-overtime win over San Jose State
Dont’e Thornton, WR Tennessee: 2 catches for 73 yards and a touchdown in 25-15 win over Oklahoma
Spencer Curtis, WR Hawaii: 2 catches for 13 yards in 36-7 win over Northern Iowa
Mycah Pittman, WR Utah: 3 punt returns for 11 yards in 22-19 win over Oklahoma State
Casey Kelly, TE East Carolina: 1 catch for 12 yards in 35-24 loss to Liberty
Moliki Matavao, TE UCLA: 1 catch for 11 yards in 34-17 loss to LSU
Kai Arneson, OL Nevada: Played in 49-16 win over Eastern Washington
Dawson Jaramillo, OL NC State: Played in 59-35 loss to Clemson
Bram Walden, OL Arizona State: Played in 30-22 loss to Texas Tech
Logan Sagapolu, DL Washington: 1 tackle in 24-5 win over Northwestern
Tevita Pome’e, DL Oregon State: 1 tackle in 38-21 win over Purdue
Kristian Williams, DT Missouri: 1 tackle and 1 pass breakup in 30-27 double-overtime win over Vanderbilt
Jayson Jones, DT Auburn: 5 tackles in 24-14 loss to Arkansas
Brandon Buckner, DE MTSU: 1 tackle in 45-17 loss to Duke
Treven Ma’ae, DE Baylor: 3 tackles with 1 for loss and 1 pass breakup in 38-31 overtime loss to Colorado
Anthony Jones, OLB Michigan State: 2 tackles with 1 sack in 23-19 loss to Boston College
Bradyn Swinson, OLB LSU: 5 tackles with 2 sacks and a forced fumble in 34-17 win to UCLA
Harrison Taggart, ILB BYU: 10 tackles and an interception in 38-9 win over Kansas State
Trikweze Bridges, CB Florida: 10 tackles and a forced fumble in 45-28 win over Mississippi State
Avante Dickerson, CB Utah State: 1 tackle and 1 pass breakup in 45-29 loss to Temple
Jaylin Davies, CB UCLA: 2 tackles in 34-17 loss to LSU
Bryan Addison, S UCLA: 6 tackles in 34-17 loss to LSU
Marcus Sanders, QB Diablo Valley College: 10 of 14 for 143 yards with a touchdown and 3 carries for minus-3 yards in 63-21 win over Feather River
JR Waters, WR Grambling: 1 catch for 22 yards and a touchdown in 41-20 win over Jackson State
Jalil Tucker, WR San Diego Mesa: 5 catches for 62 yards and a touchdown, 1 kickoff return for 18 yards and 1 punt return for 25 yards in 22-7 win over Golden West
Jonathan Denis, OL Central Missouri: Played in 32-31 win over Davenport
Ashton Cozart, WR SMU: Did not record a statistic in 66-42 win over TCU
Cam McCormick, TE Miami: Did not record a statistic in 50-15 win over South Florida
Keanu Williams, DT UCLA: Did not record a statistic in 34-17 loss to LSU
Jabril McNeill, DE Troy: Did not record a statistic in 34-12 win over Florida A&M
Jake Shipley, OLB North Texas: Did not record a statistic in 44-17 win over Wyoming
Terrell Tilmon, OLB Texas Tech: Did not record a statistic in 30-22 win over Arizona State
Keith Brown, ILB Washington State: Did not record a statistic in 54-52 double-overtime win over San Jose State
Cross Patton, RB Bethune-Cookman: Did not record a statistic in 38-37 loss to Clark Atlanta
Jay Butterfield, QB San Jose State: Did not play in 54-52 double-overtime loss to Washington State
Byron Cardwell Jr., RB Cal: Did not play in 14-9 loss to Florida State
Jaylan Jeffers, OL UCLA: Did not play in 34-17 loss to LSU
Jonah Miller, OL UTSA: Did not play in 45-7 win over Houston Christian
Johnny Bowens III, DL UTSA: Did not play in 45-7 win over Houston Christian
Ben Roberts, DL Michigan State: Did not play in 23-19 loss to Boston College
Darren Barkins, CB Washington: Did not play in 24-5 win over Northwestern
Daymon David, S Akron: Did not play in 50-7 loss to South Carolina
Race Mahlum, P Arizona State: Did not play in 30-22 loss to Texas Tech
Colson Brunner, LS Washington State: Did not play in 54-52 double-overtime win over San Jose State
Keller Stafford, LS SMU: Did not play in 66-42 win over TCU
Louie Cresto, DE Idaho State: Did not play in 38-28 win over Southern Utah
AJ Abbott, QB Texas A&M-Commerce: Did not play in 34-0 loss to Sacramento State
Brayden Zolkoske, OL Western New Mexico: Did not play in 21-0 loss to Angelo State
Cole Martin, DB Arizona State: Out for season due to injury
Cooper Shults, TE San Diego: Bye week
Michael Wooten, OL Arizona: Bye week
Sir Mells, DT Georgia State: Bye week
Justin Flowe, ILB Arizona: Bye week
Kodi DeCambra, S UNLV: Bye week
Collin Gill, S Georgia: Bye week
Seven McGee, WR Albany: Bye week
No. 8 Oregon (3-0) at UCLA (1-2)
— James Crepea covers the Oregon Ducks and Big Ten. Listen to the Ducks Confidential podcast or subscribe to the Ducks Roundup newsletter.
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CORVALLIS — The Oregon State Beavers defeated the Purdue Boilermakers 38-21 Saturday night at Reser Stadium, improving to 3-1 heading into their first bye week of the season. It was a nice rebound performance for the Beavers after their lopsided loss to the rival Oregon Ducks. Here are eight takeaways from the victory:
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