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Oregon Ducks women's basketball adds Sunday game

Oregon coach Kelly Graves, left, talks to Maddie Scherr and Sedona Prince during the first half as the Ducks trail UC Davis.
Oregon coach Kelly Graves, left, talks to Maddie Scherr and Sedona Prince during the first half as the Ducks trail UC Davis.

After games against the Utah Utes and the Colorado Buffaloes were postponed, the Oregon Ducks decided to add a non-conference game to their schedule.

Oregon will play Carroll College at Matthew Knight Arena at noon Sunday.

Earlier this week, the Ducks' Pac-12 Conference opening weekend games against Utah and Colorado were both postponed due to COVID-19 protocols within the Utes and Buffaloes women's basketball programs.

Considering Oregon hasn't played in a few weeks, it makes sense why the team would schedule a game against Carroll College. The Ducks' last game was a 68-56 loss at Kansas State Dec. 18.

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Oregon was scheduled to play at Northwestern Dec. 21, but the game was canceled due to positive COVID-19 test results within Northwestern's program.

Oregon has dealt with injuries to begin the season to players Endiya Rodgers, Nyara Sabally and Te-Hina PaoPao. Rodgers and Sabally played in the loss to Kansas State, and PaoPao was expected to play in the Pac-12 opener against Utah.

Oregon Ducks women's basketball season ticket holders will have their ticket for Carroll College loaded into their accounts. Single-game reserved seat tickets will also be available for free to those who don't have season tickets for Sunday's game.

Fans who have single-game tickets for the Colorado game will not be able to use that ticket and will need to claim a new one for the game against Carroll College at goducks.com.

The game will air on the Oregon Live Stream and on the Oregon Sports Network (KUGN 590 AM Eugene, KPAM 860 AM Portland).

Contact Register-Guard sportswriter Antwan Staley at astaley@gannett.com and follow him on Twitter @antwanstaley.

This article originally appeared on Register-Guard: Oregon Ducks women's basketball adds Sunday game vs Carroll College