College Baseball:

Oregon State’s Travis Bazzana earned Pac 12 player of the week honors and was named the Co-National Player of the Week by Perfect Game USA. Bazzana batted .563 with three home runs, seven RBI, a double, a triple and two stolen bases in the season-opening weekend. OSU moved up to number 4 in Baseball America and number 3 in the Baseball Writers’ rankings and remained 7th in D1 Baseball, and 8th in the Perfect Game polls after their 4 and 0 start to the season. The Beavers are in Arlington Texas to play Texas Tech this morning at 10

College Softball:

Oregon dropped in their poll rankings after they went two and three last weekend tumbling to Number 25 in the USA Softball poll and 23 in the coaches poll. 

The Ducks and Beavers will both be in Southern California this week for the Mary Nutter Classic starting tomorrow.

NBA:

According to The Sports Business Journal the Trail Blazers have seen a significant decline in viewership on ROOT Sports Northwest. The 49 percent decline is the worst year-over-year loss in the NBA this season. Conversely, most NBA teams register more people watching games. In more bad Blazers’ news, Chauncey Billups is now the odds-on favorite to be the next NBA Coach fired. Portland’s season resumes Friday. 

College Football: 

Oregon is reportedly one of many schools recruiting sophomore safety Keon Sabb. The starter for Michigan’s national championship team entered the transfer portal Friday.

Local:

The Final OSAA Basketball Coaches Polls are out. Girls 5A has Redmond ranked 6th and Mountain View 8th, Madras is 9th in 4A and Crook County is 11th. In the Boys Poll, Summit remains 5A number 1, Redmond is ranked 7th and Mountain View is 10th. Madras is 10th in 4A, Trinity Lutheran is number 2 in 1A.

Girls Basketball - Sisters plays Warrenton in the first round of the state tournament.