Impact Cook was questionable in the injury report Friday, but in the end, he didn't step on the hardwood. His next chance to play will come against Portland on Tuesday.
NOVEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE
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Supreme Cook - Doesn't play Friday Cook (knee) didn't play in Friday's win over Montana.
Oleksandr Kobzystyi - Remains out Kobzystyi (undisclosed) will remain out for Oregon's clash with Montana on Friday night.
Impact Kobzystyi missed the opener and will miss his second straight game. The junior figures to be not much more than a reserve for the Ducks this season.
NOVEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE
Supreme Cook - Questionable Friday night Cook (knee) is questionable for Oregon's tilt with Montana, per the Big Ten Injury report.
Impact Cook was expected to return next week, but the center could make his 2024-2025 debut sooner. Either way, the Georgetown transfer figures to be the anchor of the Ducks' front court when he does finally suit up.
NOVEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE
Dezdrick Lindsay - Out once again Lindsay (shoulder) is out for Friday's game against Montana.
Impact Lindsay will miss a second straight game and doesn't have a clear timetable for his return. His next chance to play will come against Portland on Tuesday. Lindsay transferred to Oregon after averaging 16.0 points, 7.3 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 1.7 steals per game last season at Florida Southwestern.
NOVEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE
Oregon looks to extend series win streak vs. Montana Coming off an opening-night win at home on Monday, the Oregon Ducks continue to work on building chemistry between returning players and the...
NOVEMBER 8 • KANSASCITY.COM
Supreme Cook - Could return next week Cook (knee) could return as early as next week, Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports reports.
Impact Cook continues to work through an offseason knee injury, but the end of the tunnel appears near for the senior center. Cook, who averaged 10.5 points, eight rebounds and 0.8 steals with Georgetown last season, projects to start and make an immediate impact for the Ducks when healthy.
NOVEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE
Kwame Evans Jr. logs career-best 23 as Oregon downs UC Riverside Kwame Evans Jr.scored a career-high 23 points in 20 minutes as Oregon opened the season with a 91-76 victory over UC Riverside on Monday in...
NOVEMBER 5 • SACBEE.COM
Evans scores 23, Bittle adds 16 points and 11 rebounds; Oregon beats UC Riverside 91-76
Kwame Evans Jr. scored 23 points and Nate Bittle added 16 points and 11 rebounds to help Oregon beat UC Riverside 91-76 in the season opener for both teamsNOVEMBER 5 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Keeshawn Barthelemy - Off injury list Barthelemy (leg) is healthy going into Oregon's 2024-25 season, per Ronald Clark of KPIC.
Impact Oregon's updated injury list includes Dezdrick Lindsay (shoulder) and Supreme Cook (undisclosed) but not Barthelemy, who has been trying to bounce back from a leg injury that ended his 2023-24 season by February. Oregon's 2024-25 opener is scheduled for Monday against UC Riverside. Ideally, UO's game then gives a better indication of what role Barthelemy will have, considering he alternated between starter and reserve during his 2023-24 season.
NOVEMBER 3 • ROTOWIRE
Jackson Shelstad - Healthy going into 2024-25 Shelstad (knee) is healthy going into Oregon's 2024-25 season, per Ronald Clark of KPIC.
Impact Clark's article states Oregon's team is relatively healthy going into its 2024-25 season, with its injuries including those to Dezdrick Lindsay (shoulder) and Supreme Cook (undisclosed). The list does not include Shelstad, indicating he is good to go for UO's season opener Monday. Shelstad's impressive freshman year included him averaging 12.8 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.8 assists across his 32 games (30 started). It would not be surprising if the sophomore's statistical output increases too, considering the Ducks can no longer rely on his former teammate N'Faly Dante to lead them.
NOVEMBER 3 • ROTOWIRE
Oregon tips off Big Ten season vs. UC-Riverside Oregon kicks off its inaugural Big Ten campaign on Monday against UC-Riverside in a nonconference season opener in Eugene, Ore.Oregon joined...
OCTOBER 30 • NEWSOBSERVER.COM
College Basketball 'All-Name Team' Features Oregon Star Supreme Cook Georgetown transfer recognized on social media Sunday.
OCTOBER 29 • KANSASCITY.COM
Catching up with Celtics broadcasters Drew Carter and Brian Scalabrine at the start of their first full season together - The Boston Globe In his first year, Carter called only the road games, while Mike Gorman handled the home broadcasts.
OCTOBER 26 • BOSTONGLOBE.COM
Supreme Cook - Will miss start of season Cook (undisclosed) will miss the start of Oregon's season and won't be ready to play until mid-November, Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports reports.
Impact Cook transferred in from Georgetown, where he was an every-game starter in 2023-2024 while averaging 10.5 points and 8.0 rebounds. He's slated to start for Oregon at the four or the five, but he'll miss the first handful of games this season at least.
OCTOBER 22 • ROTOWIRE
Oregon Ducks Basketball Land Elite Ukrainian Prospect, Oleksandr Kobzystyi The Oregon Ducks are still making moves to improve their roster for the 2024-25 season. Coach Dana Altman and the Ducks landed Ukrainian pro...
OCTOBER 3 • SI.COM
Chris 'The Bear' Fallica's college football Week 6 study guide
Chris 'The Bear' Fallica breaks down his thoughts and insights on this week's college football slate, including whether Georgia can recover...OCTOBER 2
FOX Super 6 contest: Geoff Schwartz's college football Week 3 picks
Enter the free Super 6 Contest featuring Week 3 in college football for a chance to win cash prizes! And don't worry — Geoff Schwartz is her...SEPTEMBER 12
Drew Carter - Goes to Ducks Carter is part of Oregon's 2024-25 roster.
Impact Carter is a 6-foot-3, 200-pound guard expected to log his sophomore season during Oregon's 2024-25 campaign. He transferred from UC Davis, who gave him 21 minutes of game time during his freshman season. While enrolled at Oregon, Carter will have to prove himself, with game-time opportunities far from a given in his case.
SEPTEMBER 10 • ROTOWIRE
Four Oregon Ducks Medal In Paris Olympics: Basketball, Track and Field Four former Oregon Ducks made their mark in the 2024 Paris Olympics and represented their respective country, as well as their University, p...
AUGUST 13 • SI.COM
Mookie Cook - Cleared for basketball activities Cook (foot) has been medically cleared for all basketball related activities, per Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports.
Impact Cook played in just five games for the Ducks this past season while dealing with a nagging foot injury, but appears to be ready to go heading into the 2024-25 season. The 6-foot-6 forward averaged 1.2 points in 6.2 minutes per game last year and will be hoping to make a bigger impact for the Ducks moving forward.
JULY 25 • ROTOWIRE
Nate Bittle - Ready to roll Bittle (illness) has been fully cleared for basketball activities, Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports reports.
Impact Bittle caught an extremely tough break last season, only appearing in five games due to an illness that caused him to lose weight and lingered through much of the season. In those five games, Bittle was a starter and averaged 10 points-per-game. He'll return for his fourth year in Eugene, where he'll look fo fortify Oregon's front court.
JULY 25 • ROTOWIRE
Oregon Ducks Basketball's Sabrina Ionescu Sets Scoring Milestones Ahead of WNBA Break, Paris Olympics Finally a break for former Oregon Ducks basketball star Sabrina Ionescu. Sort of. Ionescu has been on a tear in the WNBA of late. She scored...
JULY 17 • SI.COM
N'Faly Dante signs two-way contract with the Houston Rockets Oregon senior N'Faly Dante has landed with an NBA team.
JUNE 28 • 247SPORTS.COM
Kelly Graves lays out how the Ducks found Faith Ehis Etute from Luxembourg The Ducks went to Luxembourg this past recruiting cycle to pull in forward Faith Ehis Etute. Oregon coach Kelly Graves explains how they stu...
JUNE 25 • 247SPORTS.COM
