How to Watch Oregon vs. Washington State Basketball: Live Stream & TV Channel Info – February 10

By Lineups Staff | Feb 09, 2024, 9:10pm

The Washington State Cougars (17-6, 8-4 Pac-12) will attempt to build on a four-game winning streak when they hit the road to play the Oregon Ducks (16-7, 8-4 Pac-12) on Saturday, February 10, 2024 at Matthew Knight Arena. The contest airs at 5:00 PM ET on Pac-12 Network.

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Ducks vs. Cougars Game Info

Date: Saturday, February 10, 2024
Time: 5:00 PM ET
TV: Pac-12 Network
Live Stream: Stream NCAA men’s basketball on Paramount Plus and Hulu + Live TV
Where: Eugene, Oregon
Venue: Matthew Knight Arena

Ducks Insights

With 77.9 points per game on offense, Oregon ranks 82nd in the country. Defensively, it surrenders 73.0 points per contest, which ranks 223rd in college basketball.
The Ducks are pulling down 34.4 rebounds per game (264th-ranked in college basketball) this year, while allowing 33.8 rebounds per contest (125th-ranked).
Oregon is putting up 14.4 dimes per game, which ranks them 109th in the nation in 2023-24.
The Ducks are averaging 10.1 turnovers per game (69th-ranked in college basketball) this season, while forcing 12.0 turnovers per contest (131st-ranked).
Oregon is draining 8.3 three-pointers per game (98th-ranked in college basketball). It has a 37.0% shooting percentage (39th-ranked) from beyond the arc.
So far this year, the Ducks are allowing 7.0 threes per game (139th-ranked in college basketball) and are allowing opponents to shoot 34.7% (274th-ranked) from beyond the arc.
Of the shots attempted by Oregon in 2023-24, 62% of them have been two-pointers (69.5% of the team’s made baskets) and 38% have been from beyond the arc (30.5%).

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Cougars Insights

At 75.9 points scored per game and 67.3 points conceded, Washington State is 130th in the country offensively and 65th on defense.
With 38.0 rebounds per game and 32.3 rebounds conceded, the Cougars are 80th and 48th in the country, respectively.
At 12.6 assists per game, Washington State is 232nd in the country.
The Cougars are 44th in the country in turnovers per game (9.7) and 306th in turnovers forced (10.2).
In 2023-24, Washington State is 270th in college basketball in 3-point makes (6.5 per game) and 136th in 3-point percentage (34.8%).
Giving up 6.0 3-pointers per game and conceding 32.5% from downtown, the Cougars are 43rd and 124th in the country, respectively, in those categories.
Washington State attempts 31.6% percent of its shots from beyond the arc, and 68.4% percent from inside it. In terms of makes, 23.2% of Washington State’s buckets are 3-pointers, and 76.8% are 2-pointers.

Ducks Leaders

Jermaine Couisnard leads the Ducks in scoring, tallying 14.9 points per game to go with 4.5 rebounds and 2.7 assists.
Kwame Evans Jr. leads Oregon in rebounding, averaging 5.0 per game, while Jackson Shelstad leads the team in assists, distributing an average of 2.8 in each contest.
Couisnard makes more threes per game than any other member of the Ducks, knocking down shots from beyond the arc at a clip of 2.0 per contest.
Couisnard and Evans lead Oregon on the defensive end, with Couisnard leading the team in steals averaging 1.8 per game and Evans in blocks averaging 1.2 per contest.

Cougars Leaders

Isaac Jones puts up 15.7 points and 7.7 rebounds per game for the Cougars, enough to make him the leading scorer and rebounder on the team.
Washington State’s assist leader is Myles Rice with 3.8 per game. He also records 15.3 points per game and grabs 2.7 rebounds per game.
Andrej Jakimovski is the most prolific from deep for the Cougars, hitting 2.1 threes per game.
Washington State’s leader in steals is Rice with 1.6 per game, and its leader in blocks is Rueben Chinyelu with 1.4 per game.