EUGENE, Ore. (Interstat) — In a commanding display of defensive pressure and offensive efficiency, the Oregon Ducks remained undefeated Sunday, overwhelming the Utah State Aggies 70 to 34 in a nonconference women’s basketball game at Matthew Knight Arena.

From the opening tip, Oregon’s defense set the tone, forcing the Aggies into a disastrous offensive performance. Utah State managed to convert only 15 of its 57 field goal attempts, a frigid 26.3 percent. The Aggies’ struggles were magnified from beyond the arc, where they made just one of 18 three-point attempts.

The Ducks capitalized on Utah State’s mistakes at every turn. Oregon scored 29 points off of 24 Aggie turnovers, while Utah State managed only four points off of Oregon’s 15 giveaways. The Ducks also dominated the passing lanes, racking up 18 steals compared to Utah State’s eight, and dished out 18 assists on their 27 made baskets.

Oregon’s offense was a balanced and methodical attack. Four Ducks scored in double figures, led by Sarah Rambus of Flint, Michigan, who posted 13 points, four rebounds and two assists. Mia Jacobs of Perth, Australia, and Katie Fiso of Seattle, Washington, each added 13 points. Jacobs filled the stat sheet with seven rebounds and two assists, while Fiso contributed six rebounds, six assists and a block. Janiyah Williams of Edmond, Oklahoma, provided a spark off the bench with 12 points and five rebounds.

The game was never in doubt. Oregon opened a 14 to 9 lead after the first quarter and extended it to 32 to 20 by halftime. The third quarter was where the Ducks delivered the knockout blow, outscoring the Aggies 23 to 6 to take a 55 to 26 lead into the final period. Utah State never threatened in the fourth quarter as Oregon cruised to the victory.

Utah State was led by Aaliyah Gayles of Las Vegas, Nevada, who scored 11 points and grabbed four rebounds. The Aggies’ offensive woes were encapsulated by an offensive rating of 45.7, a measure of points scored per 100 possessions, compared to Oregon’s mark of 94.4. Despite the loss, Sophie Sene of Nice, France, pulled down eight rebounds for Utah State.

With the win, Oregon improved its season record to 6 wins and 0 losses. The Ducks will next face Saint Mary’s on Tuesday in Frisco, Texas. Utah State’s record fell to 3 wins and 3 losses. The Aggies will look to rebound when they travel to face Loyola Marymount on Dec. 5.

The announced attendance at Matthew Knight Arena was 4,645.