Oregon beats Stanford, ends Bay Area blues
PALO ALTO, Calif. — Oregon's football team ended its Bay
Area jinx Saturday afternoon against Stanford University.
The Ducks, winless since 1979 in the Bay Area, finally end
ed that winless skein with a 16-7 Pac-10 victory over the Car
dinal. Oregon's last win in the Bay Area was, ironically, a 16-7
win over Stanford in 1979.
The victory moves the Ducks' conference record to 3-3 and
their pverall record to 4-6. Stanford fell to 1-6 and 1-9.
''It was a good win for us because we haven’t played well
in the Bay Area in a long time," said Oregon coach Rich
Brooks. "It was nice to finally break through and get a win
down there."
Oregon's win came via an agressive defense, a freshman
quarterback and a solid running game.
The Ducks held the Cardinal to 334 total yards and put a
damper on Stanford's highly-touted passing game, as corner
back Danny McCalister picked off two |ohn Paye aerials and
freshman linebacker Grant Core swiped another.
At the same time, Oregon's running game clicked for 253
yards, its biggest ouput since a win over University of Califor
nia five weeks ago.
Alex Mack led Oregon rushers with 63 yards on seven car
ries, including a 29-yard blast in the fourth quarter.
Oregon freshman quarterback Chris Miller, thrust into his
first action last week against UCLA, completed 9 of 15 passes
for 98 yards and had a hand in the Ducks' only touchdown, a
five-yard scoring pass to tight end Doug Herman.
"Chris did a good job in his first start," said Brooks. "We
wanted to keep the pressure off him by running the football."
Oregon jumped to a 13-0 halftime lead on the strength of
Miller's TD pass and two Paul Schwabe field goals — one from
51 yards out. After Stanford closed to 13-7 in the third quarter,
a 47-yard field goal by Schwabe with 1:39 left to play sealed the
victory.
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