After starting Pac-12 play with a loss to its instate rival, then a historic meltdown against UCLA, Oregon eventually got back on track with a dominating win against USC last Sunday. The Ducks look to continue to find their stride on their first road trip of conference play this season as th…

In early October, Luke Osborn sent his dad one of the first photos of himself wearing his Oregon basketball jersey.

With two days to either dwell or recover from Thursday’s brutal overtime loss to UCLA, which saw Oregon blow a nine point lead with under a minute to play, Sunday’s game against USC had the potential to bury the Ducks.

One game removed from the disappointing finish against UCLA, Oregon (10-6, 1-2 Pac-12) used its best 3-point shooting performance of the season to take down USC (9-8, 2-2 Pac-12) 81-60 for a much-needed win.

Abu Kigab announced on Twitter on Sunday night that he will be heading to Boise State after he left the program earlier this month. 

Oregon men’s basketball suffered the most heartbreaking loss of its season Thursday night, blowing a 9-point lead with under a minute left to UCLA, who won 87-84 in overtime.

Oregon was up on UCLA 74-65 with 58 seconds left. The game was seemed over and fans headed for the exits. That was until UCLA decided to play perfect basketball.

In what was could have been an electric comeback, the Oregon Ducks were unable to recover from an abysmal first half of play against their in state rivals, the Oregon State Beavers.

Oregon freshman center Bol Bol is out for the remainder of Oregon's season with the left foot injury that has sidelined him the last four games, he announced via Instagram on Thursday.

Oregon men's basketball sophomore forward Abu Kigab is transferring from the program, according to Stadium's Jeff Goodman. 

Despite injuries to Bol Bol, Kenny Wooten and Abu Kigab, Oregon men’s basketball finished nonconference play by beating Boise State on the road 62-50 behind a 23-point performance by Ehab Amin.

With 1:20 remaining in a four-point game, Baylor’s Makai Mason's floater went just over Kenny Wooten’s outstretched hand, and banked into the basket. It was close to being Wooten’s fifth block, but it put Baylor ahead 52-45 and capped a tough loss for Oregon.

It was a dismal start for Oregon men's basketball on Tuesday afternoon. Miscommunications, turnovers, air-balls and a field goal percentage of 14 put the team down to the Florida A&M Rattlers (3-9) after 10 minutes of play. The Ducks were 28 point favorites over the Rattlers, but after t…

By the end of the first half, Oregon men's basketball was off to a rough night shooting. Without freshman center Bol Bol, the Ducks' leading scorer who sustained an injury to his left foot earlier in the week, the team shot 35 percent from the field and trailed the Boise State Broncos 28-24.

Sixteen minutes had passed, and the Ducks (6-3) were off to a lethargic and passive start. The methodical play of the San Diego Toreros (8-3) was eating away at the clock, allowing few moments for the Ducks to find a pulse.

After winning the opening tip-off, sophomore forward Kenny Wooten ran up the court, soared for a rebound and capitalized with a high-flying put-back slam that energized the Matt Knight crowd. 

In its first game since losing at home to one-win Texas Southern, Oregon men’s basketball was defeated by Houston 65-61.

A dejected Payton Pritchard put it best.

It’s not often a crowd gets loud for a rebound, but those things tend to happen when Bol Bol is on the court. Matthew Knight Arena was buzzing when he snatched one out of the air above the rim with one hand after a missed Green Bay shot.

One night after being outplayed in almost every facet of the game in a loss to Iowa, Oregon returned to Madison Square Garden in New York to dominate No. 15 Syracuse 80-65.

With all five of its top scorers returning from last season, Iowa took down No. 13 Oregon 77-69 in the semifinal of the 2K Empire Classic at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Oregon men’s basketball defeated Eastern Washington 81-47 Friday night at Matthew Knight Arena. The No. 14 Ducks pounced early and buried the Eagles.