EUGENE – The Oregon Ducks women’s basketball team continues a three-game homestand on Sunday against the Iowa Hawkeyes. This will be just the second meeting eve

Purdue enters today's game on a six-game win streak, tied for the second-longest active streak in the conference. Meanwhile, Oregon has made a habit of close games of late, taking the win in their last three games by a combined total of seven points.

Purdue’s offense is clicking, scoring 79 or more points in four of its last six games, including 104 against Nebraska two games ago. Smith’s poise at point guard allows the offense to travel well, and the team should find openings behind the arc against a Ducks defense that ranks 140th in 3-point defense vs. the average opponent (per Haslametrics).

The Oregon women's basketball team has held steady in most March Madness projections throughout the nonconference season and is still being seen as a bubble team now in the thick of conference play. The Ducks (12-5,

Selection Sunday for the NCAA men’s basketball tournament is March 16. Here’s a look at Oregon's projected seeding with two months to go