Mississippi Valley State @ Oregon (Nov. 11, Wed 7 PM B1G+)

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Ducks host the Delta Devils.

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Ducks are up 21-6 at the under-12 timeout. They're shooting 56% from the field and getting assists on nearly every basket. Wei Lin hasn't taken a shot but he's impacting the game with 3 straight assists and playing pesky defense on MVSU's guards.

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Jasper Johnson has come out hot as he's 4/4 from three. Nice to see him shooting well after struggling in the exhibition games and the first 2 non-con games.

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Andrew Meadow finishes the half hitting his final 3 three-point shots and the Ducks lead 50-28 at half. Oregon has some really athletic guys who can now shoot it as they're at 63% shooting overall and 53% on threes.

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Jasper Johnson can't miss as he's 5/5 on threes. Ducks are now 13-24 from three and up by 33 at the under-16 timeout.

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Ducks hit century mark in 100-66 over Mississippi Valley.
12 Ducks players, all with double digit minutes.
All Oregon men in the scoring column.

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Oregon moves to 3-0 after their 100-66 win over MVSU. Jasper Johnson led the way with 17 points while Taylor Bol Bowen had 10 points. Only Johnson played over 20 minutes while everyone else played at least 10 minutes and scored at least one basket. Ducks finished 39-64 shooting overall and 16-33 on threes with 31 assists. Easily one of their most efficient games in the last few years.

[Phalanx]

Just waiting to see what this team looks like against real competition. Hopefully they can keep playing fun and loose.

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[UOducksTK1]

It’s true the competition isn’t great but we never shot this good or passed this well last year against stinky teams. So promising first few games!

And the depth is so nice.

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I was completely wrong about this team after the opening scrimmage against Seattle. By no means is this a “great” team due to the talent level, but it’s been a few years since I’ve seen an Oregon team play team ball like this and it’s also refreshing to see everyone play within their role for the most part. May be a forced shot here or there, but nobody seems to be trying to do more than their assigned role. Seems like everyone on this team knows their strengths and weaknesses and plays within their assignments.

I don’t understand some of the hatred towards Fred Payne and Wei Line that I saw in another thread. They seem to be our most consistent shooters and are decent enough at distributing the ball. They may shoot a little too much at times and have to work on court vision, but they both are skilled shooters and ball handlers and honestly the only two players on this team I trust to handle the ball consistently.


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