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By Tyson Alger, The Oregonian/OregonLive

SAN FRANCISCO -- Hello and welcome to The Oregonian/OregonLive's coverage of the Pac-12 media days for both women's and men's hoops.

The Oregonian/OregonLive's Tyson Alger will be on hand the next two days in downtown San Francisco as the Oregon Ducks and Oregon State Beavers teams take the stage inside of the Pac-12 Network studios.

First up are the women. The schedule for Wednesday's media day is below.

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This post will be updated throughout the day. A new post will appear on Thursday when the men take the stage. Newer updates will be posted at the bottom, so you can scroll through chronologically.

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8 a.m. update: Coaches' poll

The Pac-12 women's basketball coaches' poll is now out. For the second straight year, UCLA has been picked to win the conference. The Bruins collected 115 points to earn the top spot ahead of Oregon and Stanford who tied for second place with 108 points each.

Oregon State was selected to finish fourth.

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Update: 10 a.m.

The schedule for above is when they'll all appear on the Pac-12 Networks. The media day press conferences are beginning now for us. Here is the schedule for that.

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#Pac12WBB athletes go Swag Surfin at Media Day Nobody - NOBODY - has more fun than the student-athletes of #Pac12WBB. How can you tell? There's always time at Media Day for a little Swag Surfin. Posted by Pac-12 Conference on Wednesday, October 11, 2017

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Pac-12 media going for the comfortable vibe this week. pic.twitter.com/0YoWphu1cj — Tyson Alger (@tysonalger) October 11, 2017

10:10 a.m.

Pac-12 women's basketball media day is underway, with conference commissioner Larry Scott taking the stage to kick things off.

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Pac-12 comish Larry Scott said they're keep an eye on Key Arena project. Women's tournament held there. Won't impact this season, could in 2019. — Tyson Alger (@tysonalger) October 11, 2017

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Larry Scott asked about the FBI investigation. Said he'll address it more tomorrow at men's media day. — Tyson Alger (@tysonalger) October 11, 2017

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11:26 a.m.: Oregon takes the stage

Really fun press conference from Kelly Graves, Ruthy Hebard and Sabrina Ionescu. The Ducks may be young, but they love this spotlight.

Here are a few highlights:

Ionescu was asked by a media member to sound out her name. She took the mic and led the press conference in a "repeat after me" moment. For those curious, it's "Yo. Nes. Coo."

Kelly Graves was wearing a suit. That's a new look for him. He said when he pulled it out of the closet he had to brush off the dust.

The Ducks have high expectations this year, but they're not setting any specific goals -- at least ones they would tell us. This team made it to the Elite Eight last season, but Ionescu said they haven't said they wanted to get to the Final Four. Instead of specifics, they said they just want to get better every day.

Graves was asked about the investigation into the men's game. While he said he hasn't delved into it too much, it's something he hopes doesn't happen in the women's game. "The drive to win can make people do things they wouldn’t normally do. Hopefully it doesn’t mushroom into something bigger and it stays out of our game."

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Read more on the Ducks ...

Kelly Graves' Ducks are young (again), but now the expectations are high

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Oregon State's turn

Scott Rueck along with Marie Gulich and Mikayla Pivec just took the stage.

Here are some highlights:

Despite missing Sydney Wiese, Rueck is still very excited for this season. He compared it to a year ago when they were picked to finish fifth in the conference after losing some key players from the Final Four run.

"We're missing some very influential players and everyone knows that," Gulich said. "But everyone is willing to take on the role and we're very excited to see that."

Rueck said the culture that Wiese helped create during her time with the program is still around.

"I think this team has the ability to have the best culture we've had to this point," he said. "They're winners. They're selfless. They want to be coached. That's Sydney. She's rubbed off and now that's our responsibility to keep that going."

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Read more on the Beavers ...

OSU women ready to reload after loss of Sydney Wiese