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https://goducks.com/news/2018/7/16/pac- ... kends.aspx

The Pac-12 released the home and away conference weekends for the upcoming 2018-19 men's basketball season on Monday.

Specific dates and game times will be announced later this summer after conference television selections are made.

The Ducks will open Pac-12 play by hosting Oregon State the weekend of Jan. 5. Oregon will remain at Matthew Knight Arena for week two to host UCLA and USC.

Week three has the Ducks on the road at Arizona and Arizona State. The month of January ends with Oregon hosting Washington and Washington State in week four.

The Ducks will be on the road for four of the final six weeks of the season. That stretch begins with Oregon at Colorado and Utah in week five.

Week six has Oregon hosting California and Stanford.

The Ducks are on the road for weeks seven and eight, first going to Oregon State, before heading south to UCLA and USC.

Oregon's final home games are the weekend of March 2 (week nine) against Arizona and Arizona State.

For the second straight year, the Ducks close out the regular season at Washington and Washington State before heading to the Pac-12 Tournament March 13-16 in Las Vegas, Nev.

Bummer....no Bay Area trip

Need to perform well in the non-conference either way. We can't just rely on beating Arizona for our RPI like usual. Last 3-4 weeks of that schedule will be brutal. UW games could decide the title.

northbeachsf wrote:Bummer....no Bay Area trip

It’s not the same death trap as it had been for like a decade plus, but still kinda nice not to have to visit for the Bay Area. Still haunts me.

December 1st game @ Houston is gonna be a tough one.

UOducksTK1 wrote:December 1st game @ Houston is gonna be a tough one.

How do you know about a December game at Houston? I'm not aware that the non-conference schedule has been released.

I believe Houston announced it since it'll be the first game at their renovated arena.

http://www.uhcougars.com/sports/m-baskb ... sched.html

12/01/18 vs.Oregon Fertitta Center

The Cougars aren't very big: http://www.uhcougars.com/sports/m-baskb ... r-mtt.html

One player 6'10

Thanks, all!

Merganzer wrote:http://www.uhcougars.com/sports/m-baskb ... sched.html

12/01/18 vs.Oregon Fertitta Center

The Cougars aren't very big: http://www.uhcougars.com/sports/m-baskb ... r-mtt.html

One player 6'10

True, I just remembered them being a 27 win team that was a 1-point loss from making the sweet 16.

But they lost Gray, and really their only two good players are both guards. Basically, if our perimeter defense can hold their own, we should win.