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LAS VEGAS -- Fourth-seeded Oregon overcame a 14-point, first-half deficit and an early injury to N'Faly Dante to eliminate sixth-ranked Arizona 67-59 in the semifinals of the Pac-12 tournament on Friday night. Jackson Shelstad scored 21 points and Jermaine Couisnard added 20 for the fourth-seeded Ducks (22-11), who surged to a 13-point lead before hanging on against the top-seeded Wildcats (25-8). The Ducks advance to play Saturday night against third-seeded Colorado, which beat second-seeded Washington State 58-52.

CLIVE, Iowa (KCAU) — Two restaurants in northwest Iowa are finalists for this year’s Iowa’s best-breaded pork tenderloin contest. The 21st annual contest is being held by the Iowa Pork Producer Association (IPPA) in celebration of National Pork Month. The IPPA said that 774 restaurants were nominated this year. Of those, judges anonymously visited the top 40 restaurants over the summer. The five finalist are listed below Cliff’s Place – Manning Spillway Supper Club – Harpers Ferry Stumpy’s Bar & Grill – Duncombe ToJo’s Bar & Grill – Jamaica The Roadhouse – Orange City Siouxland Walk to End Alzheimer’s raises $56K “It’s exciting to see such an overwhelming response from Iowans who love breaded pork tenderloins,” said Kelsey Sutter, marketing and programs director for IPPA.

Honeypot, a regional grassroots FGC (fighting game community) tournament series, is set to introduce its inaugural two-day event, Honeypot 6: Winter is Coming, this weekend in Davenport. Hosted by Run it Down, an esports tournament management group, and in collaboration with Visit Quad Cities, the expanded popular esports gathering will take place Dec. 2-3 at the Putnam Museum and Science Center (in and around the Giant Screen Theater), 1717 W. 12th St.

Over the years, Crocs have seemed to only gain popularity in America. What started out as a simple shoe to garden in has taken over as the go-to form of footwear — Crocs even have a cult-like following! This week, Crocs unveiled the latest piece of their footwear line: The Crocs Cowboy Boots. They will be available for a limited release beginning on October 23 for a price of $120. While that might be a lot for a rubber shoe that started out as very affordable, they're set up to be quite popular especially as the holiday season approaches and due to their limited nature.