really bouncing between these two issues. again, we are just three days out. sometimes it s so shocked me when people haven t made up their minds but, early voting ends in about 30 minutes here. so for anybody who has made of their, minds they only now have to stay left to participate in this election. so both candidates are going around all hundred counties trying to get people out there. i mean, this, race beasley has been a bit behind bed. but nobody is taking anything for granted here. because this race has been closer than republicans thought it was going to be, and a lot of the democrats think it is asleep a race that is tighter than people think. they have to see of course devoted the next in this point, 28 minutes. and tony hilton for us. thank you, good to talk to. coming up everybody, the january six committee is giving former president trump a few more days to turn over subpoenaed documents. but a presidential run announcement may be around the corner. what happens to all of
SEATTLE - The Huskies (4-2, 1-2 Pac-12) are flying high after a record shooting performance against Portland on Sunday and now welcome in the No. 7 ranked Oregon Ducks (5-0, 3-0 Pac-12) for the third of four-straight games at Alaska Airlines Arena. Washington shot an arena record 64.8% against the Pilots, but the Ducks should provide a much stiffer test.
The Ducks fly into Seattle averaging 89.4 points per game, have won their five games by and average of 37.8 points and are on a program record 24-game win streak. They are shooting a sizzling 50.9% for the year and have six players on their roster that stand 6-foot-4 or taller.