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After the Whistle: Oregon football's recruiting class; Pac-12 basketball outlook

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Oregon Ducks guard Elijah Brown (#5) seeks a teammate to pass to as Washington Huskies guard Jaylen Nowell (#5) closes in. The Oregon Ducks defeated the Washington Huskies 65-40 on Thursday night at Matthew Knight Arena. Troy Brown, Junior led Oregon with 21 points to match his career high, and Kenny Wooten set a career best of seven shots blocked. The Ducks now stand 6-5 in the Pac-12 conference play. Photo by Abigail Winn, Oregon News Lab
Oregon Ducks guard Elijah Brown (#5) seeks a teammate to pass to as Washington Huskies guard Jaylen Nowell (#5) closes in. The Oregon Ducks defeated the Washington Huskies 65-40 on Thursday night at Matthew Knight Arena. Troy Brown, Junior led Oregon with 21 points to match his career high, and Kenny Wooten set a career best of seven shots blocked. The Ducks now stand 6-5 in the Pac-12 conference play. Photo by Abigail Winn, Oregon News Lab
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