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	The ol' college try In just six short weeks on the team, Marcus Myers has left a lasting impression on his teammates and coaches by Doug Bonham Marcus Myers has been pinned twice, lost by two technical falls and a major decision. Not exactly the most illustrious college wrestling career. However, Myers has the support of the entire wrestling team behind him - regardless if he wins or loses in a dual meet.
	USC game the key whether Ducks will make postseason In My Opinion \| Old School by Kevin Hudson I know many Duck fans are eagerly awaiting Saturday's matchup with the highly-ranked Bruins and Kevin Love, but let me remind you of something that should always be first in a college student's mind. Never forget the Trojans. Because the game tonight in Los Angeles between the Ducks and Trojans might be the game that starts to clear up the postseason picture, and act as a possible turning point, for each of the teams involved.
	'Now or never' weekend for Oregon in Los Angeles Before Oregon can prepare for No. 6 UCLA on Saturday, it must face a dangerous USC team by Kevin Hudson In a season of missed opportunities and last-second losses for the Ducks, the loss at McArthur Court to USC was a crucial one, as it cemented a sweep of Oregon on its home floor by the Los Angeles schools and extended its conference losing streak to four games, which put the Ducks squarely behind the eight-ball in the race to the NCAA tournament at two games below .
	Ranked opponents stand in Ducks' way Oregon faces three top-15 teams in Palm Springs Tournament by Jeffrey Dransfeldt Kayleen Hudson treasures the chance to make an impact for the Oregon softball team. Last season, she watched and rehabbed a stress fracture in her right foot. She was cleared to play again in mid-fall and is making the transition back to the playing field.
	UO hopes losses a thing of past Team tries to continue momentum after beating Washington State last week by Jeffrey Dransfeldt Taylor Lilley breathed a sigh of relief when Oregon's losing streak finally ended. "You can just take a deep breath and start over right now on a good note," the sophomore guard said. "Especially coming up against two teams we played very well against in LA.