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Oregon Pounds Portland in Another High-Scoring Rout
Kwame Evans Jr. led Oregon with 21 points as the Ducks hit 13 three-pointers and forced 17 turnovers to secure a 94-69 win over Portland.
- On Wednesday, Kwame Evans Jr. scored 21 and Nate Bittle had 18 as Oregon beat Portland 94 in Eugene, Ore., with five players in double figures.
- Ball movement helped Oregon build a 21-point lead early in the second half, four days after a 94-69 win over Portland, in Eugene.
- Oregon's defense generated turnovers and easy points, helping build a cushion as Kwame Evans Jr. was 6 of 9 from the field with a 3-pointer, 8 of 10 free throws, and added seven rebounds, four assists, and three steals.
- Oregon notched its second straight win following a five-game skid; the victory moved Oregon Ducks to 6-5 overall and 6-1 at home, while Portland Pilots dropped to 7-5 and 0-3 on the road.
- With bench scoring and outside accuracy, Oregon displayed depth that could matter going forward as Dezdrick Lindsay’s four 3-pointers were part of Oregon’s 13 makes from long distance, and coaches noted Nate Bittle’s production as encouraging.
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Oregon pounds Portland in another high-scoring rout
Kwame Evans Jr.'s 21 points and Nate Bittle's18 led another offensive outburst for Oregon in a 94-69 win over Portland on Wednesday night in Eugene, Ore.
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Oregon men’s basketball cruises past Portland, 94–69 in another non-conference blowout win
Oregon men’s basketball (6-5, 0-2 Big Ten) earned a 94–69 win over Portland (7-5), in a game defined by defensive pressure and quick breaks to the basket. This combination gave the team a stifling late lead and the Pilots could not hold the Ducks back. Portland won the opening tip and controlled game possession early. In the opening possession, Oregon committed a personal foul, giving the Pilots the first points of the game. Despite missing his …
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