How to Watch Oregon vs. Washington Basketball: Live Stream & TV Channel Info – February 8

By Lineups Staff | Feb 07, 2024, 8:17pm

The Oregon Ducks (15-7, 7-4 Pac-12) are at home in Pac-12 action against the Washington Huskies (12-10, 4-7 Pac-12) on Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 10:00 PM ET.

In order to watch this matchup, you should check out Fox Sports 1.

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Ducks vs. Huskies Game Info

Date: Thursday, February 8, 2024
Time: 10:00 PM ET
TV: Fox Sports 1
Live Stream: Stream NCAA men’s basketball on Paramount Plus and Hulu + Live TV
Where: Eugene, Oregon
Venue: Matthew Knight Arena

Ducks Insights

Oregon is posting 77.5 points per game (85th-ranked in college basketball) this year, while ceding 72.6 points per contest (207th-ranked).
The Ducks are pulling down 34.2 rebounds per game (266th-ranked in college basketball) this season, while allowing 33.6 rebounds per contest (109th-ranked).
So far this year, Oregon ranks 118th in college basketball in assists, dishing out 14.2 per game.
The Ducks are committing 10.0 turnovers per game (61st-ranked in college basketball) this season, while forcing 11.9 turnovers per contest (141st-ranked).
With 8.4 three-pointers per game, Oregon ranks 90th in college basketball. It sports a 37.2% shooting percentage from downtown, which ranks 33rd in college basketball.
So far this season, the Ducks are giving up 7.1 three-pointers per game (156th-ranked in college basketball) and are allowing opponents to shoot 35.4% (299th-ranked) from downtown.
Oregon is attempting 36.7 two-pointers per game this year, which account for 62% of the shots it has taken (and 69.5% of the team’s baskets). Meanwhile, it is attempting 22.5 treys per contest, which are 38% of its shots (and 30.5% of the team’s buckets).

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Huskies Insights

On offense Washington is the 28th-ranked squad in the country (81.4 points per game). Defensively it is 315th (77.3 points conceded per game).
On the boards, the Huskies are 156th in college basketball in rebounds (36.0 per game). They are 224th in rebounds conceded (35.6 per game).
This season Washington is ranked 106th in the country in assists at 14.5 per game.
In 2023-24, the Huskies are 191st in the nation in turnovers committed (11.5 per game) and 204th in turnovers forced (11.3).
Washington makes 7.5 3-pointers per game and shoots 34.7% from beyond the arc, ranking 179th and 144th, respectively, in college basketball.
In 2023-24, the Huskies are 167th in the country in 3-pointers allowed (7.2 per game) and 225th in defensive 3-point percentage (33.9%).
In 2023-24, Washington has attempted 64.8% percent of its shots from inside the 3-point line, and 35.2% percent from beyond it. In terms of makes, 74.3% of Washington’s baskets have been 2-pointers, and 25.7% have been 3-pointers.

Ducks Leaders

The Ducks scoring leader is Jermaine Couisnard, who averages 14.3 per contest to go with 4.5 rebounds and 2.6 assists.
Kwame Evans Jr. is Oregon’s leading rebounder, grabbing 5.0 per game, while Jackson Shelstad is its best passer, averaging 2.7 assists in each contest.
Couisnard leads the Ducks in three-point shooting, knocking down an average of 1.9 shots per game from beyond the arc.
Couisnard and Evans lead Oregon on the defensive end, with Couisnard leading the team in steals averaging 1.7 per game and Evans in blocks averaging 1.3 per contest.

Huskies Leaders

Keion Brooks Jr. records 21.2 points and 7.0 rebounds per game for the Huskies, enough to make him the leading scorer and rebounder on the squad.
Sahvir Wheeler dishes out more assists than any other Washington player with 5.9 per game. He also averages 15.4 points and grabs 3.2 rebounds per game.
Moses Wood is consistent from deep and leads the Huskies with 2.5 made threes per game.
Washington’s leader in steals is Koren Johnson (1.2 per game), and its leader in blocks is Brooks (0.7 per game).