Ducks women reenergized after break, face No. 25 Washington on Sunday
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Oregon had a week off to recharge after playing two women’s basketball games per week since late December. During the break, the team focused on school with finals approaching, rehabilitated injuries, and gained much-needed rest, resulting in a focused, high-energy practice Friday. “You could tell they were kind of reenergized,” coach Kelly Graves told reporters. With five games left, the Ducks (18-8, 6-7 Big Ten Conference) now turn to Sunday’s 5 p.m. matchup at No. 25 Washington (18-7, 8-6). UO likely needs two victories to reach the NCAA Tournament. The Ducks are No. 24 in the NCAA NET rankings, a key metric for tournament seeding. The Big Ten is loaded with quality, as nine teams...