

Oregon reached the 100-point mark in a 100-66 win over Mississippi Valley State on Nov. 12, 2026, using an early offensive explosion and a deep bench to pull away at Matthew Knight Arena.
The Ducks were sharp from the opening minutes, pushing the pace and knocking down perimeter shots. Mississippi Valley State competed hard, but Oregon’s shooting and transition game proved too much over 40 minutes.
Match overview
Oregon led 52-30 at halftime after shooting 55% from the field and hitting nine three-pointers. The Ducks forced turnovers, ran the floor and consistently found open shooters against the Delta Devils’ zone. Mississippi Valley State had some success scoring inside but could not keep pace.
The second half allowed Oregon to empty its bench, and the reserves kept the offense flowing. The Ducks finished with six players in double figures and never let the lead slip below 25 after the opening 10 minutes.
Key moments
- Oregon opened the game with a 17-2 run in the first five minutes.
- A barrage of three-pointers midway through the first half pushed the lead to 28.
- The Ducks’ bench outscored Mississippi Valley State’s reserves 38-18.
Tactical story
Oregon’s pace was the difference. The Ducks attacked early in the shot clock, moved the ball side to side and punished the Delta Devils for collapsing inside. Defensively, Oregon’s length bothered Mississippi Valley State on the perimeter and forced contested jumpers. The Delta Devils found more success when they attacked the paint, but they could not match Oregon’s firepower.
Standout players
Oregon forward Cameron Bell led all scorers with 24 points and nine rebounds, while guard Andre Price added 16 points and seven assists. Reserve wing Nate Holloway chipped in 13 points. Mississippi Valley State guard Darius Hill scored 18 points and was the Delta Devils’ most consistent offensive threat.
Season impact
The win gives Oregon a confidence-building performance and a clear look at its depth. The Ducks’ ability to score from multiple positions and maintain intensity with substitutions will be important as the competition level rises. Mississippi Valley State leaves with a tough road loss but can take encouragement from its inside scoring and effort on the glass.