How to watch the Oregon Ducks vs. Minnesota Golden Gophers women's basketball game

The Oregon Ducks are flying east once again as the women's basketball team takes on the Minnesota Golden Gophers.
Oregon’s Elisa Mevius, left, Deja Kelly and Katie Fiso celebrate with teammates after defeating Washington at Matthew Knight Arena on Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025.
Oregon’s Elisa Mevius, left, Deja Kelly and Katie Fiso celebrate with teammates after defeating Washington at Matthew Knight Arena on Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025. | Chris Pietsch/The Register-Guard / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Once again, there is excitement around the Oregon women's basketball program after the Ducks defeated the Washington Huskies in a rivalry matchup for the books. Following the one-point victory, Oregon's Deja Kelly, Katie Fiso, and Elisa Mevius ran onto the court, holding the 'dubs down' gesture to celebrate.

Now, the Ducks are heading back east to take on the Minnesota Golden Gophers in hopes that the momentum from their previous win can carry them through the rest of their conference matchups.

How to watch Oregon women's basketball vs. Minnesota

The Ducks and the Golden Gophers have yet to face each other this season but Minnesota is heavily favored at home. Oregon has an even record on the road at 3-3 overall and the Ducks actually have the better conference record at 8-6 while the Gophers have gone 7-7 against Big Ten opponents.

Overall, Minnesota does have the better record at 19-7 and the Gophers have gone 13-2 at home. Minnesota's only home losses came to then-No. 24 Michigan and the Iowa Hawkeyes. However, with Oregon's momentum from the win over Washington, the Ducks have the opportunity to build upon their winning ways as conference play nears its end.

"I'm just really proud of the team, that was a great win," Oregon head coach Kelly Graves said after the Washington game. "I don't think we played super well but our kids seem to believe when we're in a close game in the fourth quarter and down the stretch. They believe, and that goes a long way."

Oregon and Minnesota are scheduled to tip off at noon PT from Williams Arena in Minneapolis, MN. The game will be broadcast on B1G+.

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