Michigan Travels to Oregon for Big Ten Resumption

The University of Michigan women’s basketball team, currently ranked No. 6, is set to resume Big Ten action with a significant matchup against the Oregon Ducks. Both teams will meet on December 29 at the Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene, marking the first encounter for Michigan in the state of Oregon.
Key Details of the Matchup
- Teams: University of Michigan (10-1, 1-0 Big Ten) vs. Oregon (12-2, 0-1 Big Ten)
- Date: December 29
- Time: 6 p.m. PT
- Location: Matthew Knight Arena, Eugene, Oregon
- Broadcast: FS1
Season Highlights
This matchup is part of Michigan’s West Coast swing, with the team having previously faced top-ranked UConn in a neutral site game. Michigan boasts a strong road record, currently standing at 1-0 this season.
In their last Big Ten contest on December 7, the Wolverines secured a dominant 104-56 victory over Purdue, showcasing their scoring potential. This impressive performance marked Michigan’s first Big Ten game of the season, and they are one of three teams to score over 100 points in their opening game.
Ranking and Performance
The Wolverines maintained their No. 6 position in the latest Associated Press poll, a streak they have held for six consecutive weeks, matching the longest in program history. The team’s offensive prowess is evident, averaging 92.5 points per game—leading the Big Ten and ranking fifth nationally. Notably, they have surpassed 100 points in four games this season.
Player Contributions
- Olivia Olson: 18.5 points per game
- Syla Swords: 14.1 points per game
- Mila Holloway: 12.9 points per game
- Te’Yala Delfosse: 11.2 points per game
In addition to their scoring success, Michigan has excelled on the boards. The team averages 44.1 rebounds per game while allowing just 30.1, resulting in a rebounding margin of +14.0. Their offensive rebound rate of 17.3 constitutes the best in the Big Ten.
Upcoming Matches
Following the game against Oregon, Michigan will remain on the West Coast to face Washington in Seattle on January 1, 2026, at 3 p.m. PT.
As the Wolverines prepare for this unique challenge in Oregon, fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see if they can maintain their strong performance through the remainder of the season.


