Ducks Fall at Oregon State

CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) - Oregon State outscored Oregon 30-17 in the second half to run away with a 62-42 victory on Saturday.

Omari Johnson had a season-high 18 points for Oregon State (10-12, 4-6 Pac-10), 16 in the first half.

Malcolm Armstead and Matt Humphrey had 10 points each for Oregon (12-10, 4-6).

At 333 games, the hardwood version of the Civil War is the most contested rivalry in Division I men's basketball history. Oregon State leads the all-time series 183-150.

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POSTGAME NOTEBOOK:

PORTER CAREER AND SINGLE-SEASON NUMBERS
- Senior guard Tajuan Porter was held without a made 3-pointer in the loss to OSU. Porter has made a school-record 322 in 116 games played (322-of-832). He is currently third in Pac-10 Conference history and needs 21 more 3-pointers to break the league record held by Arizona's Salim Stoudamire who made 342 career 3-pointers from 2002-05. Next on the list: Arizona State's Stevin Smith (323, 1991-94).

- Porter remains in sixth place for career scoring at UO (1,649 points in 116 games). Porter has now scored 1,082 career points in Pac-10 games alone (64 games played).

- Porter remains 10th in school history with 534 career field goals made (534-of-1360). Next up on the list: No. 9 Fred Jones (1998-02) who made 554 baskets in 125 games.

- Porter jumped into Oregon's top 10 for career steals, now ranking 10th with 92 steals in 116 career games. Next on the list: No. 9 A.D. Smith (1995-00) who had 97 steals in 117 games.

DUNIGAN CAREER AND SINGLE-SEASON NUMBERS
- Sophomore center Michael Dunigan is alone at eighth place in school history for blocked shots. He has 59 blocks in just 49 career games. Next on the list: No. 7 Brett Coffey with 63.

- Dunigan's 31 blocks moves him into eighth place on the single-season charts at UO. Next on the list: No. 7 Julius Hicks with 32.

DUCKS STRUGGLE WHEN OUT-REBOUNDED
- Oregon was out-rebounded 34-28 in the loss at Oregon State. The Ducks have a 10-2 record this season when out-rebounding opponents (1-7 when out-rebounded, 1-1 with even number of rebounds). UO has out-rebounded their opponent and lost on two occasions (at Missouri, UO held a 43-35 rebounding advantage; vs. Arizona State with a 36-27 edge).