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Oregon men's basketball opens the Tony Stubblefield era against Montana tonight

The Daily Eugene teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 4 sources

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If you're a Ducks hoops fan, tonight is your first look at life after Dana Altman. His surprise retirement means Oregon tips off against Montana without him leading the team out for the first time in nearly two decades, and Tony Stubblefield takes over.

Autzen Zoo predicts a starting five of Tyrone Riley IV, Jasper Johnson, Andrew Meadow, Dwayne Aristode and Sean Stewart. Stewart, one of the few returners, says he got the new group hanging out off the court.

Tyrone Riley IV and Andrew Meadow led the predicted starters in scoring

Source: Autzen Zoo

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Tyrone Riley IV12.2 ppg
Andrew Meadow12.1 ppg
Sean Stewart6.5 ppg
Jasper Johnson4.9 ppg
Dwayne Aristode3.8 ppg
  • Tip-off: 7 p.m. Mon., Nov. 2, at Matthew Knight Arena
  • Doors: open one hour before tip-off
  • Last exhibition: nobody played over 20 minutes against Stanford

Oregon won one of its three exhibition games

1 of 3

  • exhibition game won
  • 2 exhibition games lost

Source: Autzen Zoo

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exhibition game won133%
exhibition games lost267%

“I think we have a team that over the course of 40 minutes has the potential to wear opponents down.”

Interim head coach Tony Stubblefield

Sources: Autzen Zoo, KVAL, GoDucks.com

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