Jay, here.

Earlier this evening, Duck Sports News was at the Civil War game in Corvallis.  And RW was on the baselines to snap a few photos.  Not surprisingly, the story of the game was the Maarty Leunen’s play.

Malik Hairston goes up for up for two of his six points.

Maarty Leunen drives to the basket.  Leunen was 8 of 10 from the field.

Leunen inbounds the ball.  In addition to 32 points, he grabbed three rebounds and made two assists.

Leunen was 9 of 12 from the free-throw line.

Leunen had a game-high 32 points and 35 minutes.

While this Duck looks alone, there were plenty of Duck fans to join him at Gill Coliseum.

LeKendric Longmire came off the bench to score 19 points.

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As the Ducks shift their focus to the Huskies, Duck Sports News shifts its focus to Seattle and all the coverage surrounding next Saturday’s game at Husky Stadium.

What are your thoughts on the game?

A little tidbit pulled from the UO Press Release:

Accentuating Oregon’s 4-1 start and top 10 national ranking (9th AP, 8th USA Today) is the fact that its schedule currently ranks as the fourth-toughest in the country in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly I-A) in regards to winning percentage by its previous five opponents. Those five foes have accumulated a winning percentage of .737 (14-5 vs. FBS opponents not including Oregon), with all five opponents boasting a .500 or better mark. In addition, neither Michigan (4-0) nor Fresno State (3-0) has lost since being defeated by the Ducks. When taking into account the accumulative winning percentages of all 12 of Oregon’s opponents (.614), its schedule still ranks 19th in the country in strength.