Prlf!*1 fl Cont*n'ued from Page 16
team that is famous for winning
in the second half of the season.
The only problem for WSU is
they must win early this season
or not win all. The Cougars’
schedule isn’t kind. WSU does
have the best runner in the
Pac-10 in Kerry Porter.
Mark Rypien, a local favorite,
will handle the quarterbacking
chores, but it is the depleted
defense which will be the
Cougar’s demise.
8. STANFORD
Things haven’t looked so
good down at the Farm since
since John Elway took his act to
the NFL two years ago. Stan
ford's search for Pac-10 respec
tability stems from another
Elway, Jack, who takes over the
coaching reins in Palo Alto,
The apprentice to Elway's of
fensive magic will be
sophomore signal caller John
Paye who will throw to fleet
footed Emile Harry.
Besides the Paye-Harry show
on Saturdays, Stanford op
ponents will be seeing a lot of
6-6 250-pound defensive end
Garin Veris on the defensive
front.
fclway s team is by no means a
contender for the crown
because of a non-existent runn
ing game. However, the days of
not taking Stanford seriously
are over.
9. OREGON STATE
Pity the poor Beavers. Oregon
State is an avalanche waiting to
happen as beleaguered coach
Joe Avezzano fights for his
coaching life.
Avezzano’s prayers will rest
on shoulders of quarterback
Rickey Greene who will be look
ing for All-Pac-10 wide receiver
Reggie Bynum.
OSU has a seasoned defensive
unit (eight starters back) to com
bat the offenses of the Pac-10.
Avezzano's troops will be im
proved, but the rigors of the
long Pac-10 season will take
their toll.
10. CALIFORNIA
California is the mystery team
of the Pac-10. The Bears could
finish anywhere from the upper
echelon of the conference to
dead last.
The only thing not
mysterious is quarterback Gale
Gilbert who will operate the
"Air Cal” passing machine. Cal
will live — and die by the pass.
Only three starters are back
from a defense which finished
eighth in the league. A defen
sive miracle will be the only
thing that will prevent "Air
Cal" from crash landing in
Berkeley.
Emerald file photo
UCLA running back Danny Andrews is one of the reasons why
the Bruins could go to the Rose Bowl for the third straight year.
sports shorts
Oregon quarterback Chris Miller was named the Pac-lO’s
offensive player of the week after leading the Ducks to a 21-14
victory over the University of California Saturday.
The Oregon women's cross country team is ranked
number one in the latest NCAA poll. Coach Tom Heinonen’s
team received 139 votes in claiming the top position.
The Oregon women's volleyball team moved up to 13th
in the NCAA poll and 17th in Tachikara Coaches Top Twenty
rankings.
Volleyball All-America candidate Sue Harbour was nam
ed NorPac Confence athlete of the week. It is the second week
in a row that Harbour has won the award from the NorPac.
Magical Effects of a
from ODE Graphic
Services!
EMU 686-5511
WE CUT MORE THAN HAIR...
WE CUT PRICES
Shampoo not included
No Appt. Necessary
KAMPUS BARBER SHOP
For Men and Women
851 E. 15th, Eugene • 343-7654
Rae-Marie & Ed
Food Service
4-7 pm in the
EMU Dining Room
Musical Entertainment
Comdogs & Burritos 50C
I.D. Required
Ultrasonic pen cleaning to make your technical pen
work like new!
At your Snokstore in the Art Dept
Express yourself
to the
Ducks Games
only 250
While all the cars are stuck in traffic you'll
be whizzing by in your own express lane when
you take the Duck Express—special buses
that take you directly to Autzen Stadium and
back after the game for just 25* each way.
Just leave your car at any of the seven
convenient locations: the Fairgrounds, the
Eugene Downtown Mall, South Eugene High
School, the River Road Transit Station, the
Valley River Inn, the Springfield City Center
Station or the Red Lion Inn.
For great seats to the game that only cost
a quarter, take it easy—take the Duck Express.
Leave Fairarounds: 11:30. 11:45. 12:00. 12:15.
12:30,12:45
Leave Eugene Mall, Special Section: 11:35,
11:50, 12:05, 12:20, 12:35, 12:50
Leave South Eugene High School: 11:35,
11:50, 12:05, 12:20, 12:35, 12:50
Leave River Road Transit Station: 11:35,
11:50, 12:00, 12:10, 12:25, 12:35, 12:45
Leave Valley River Inn: 11:40, 11:55, 12:05,
12:15, 12:30, 12:40, 12:50
Leave Springfield City Center Station: 11:40,
11:55, 12:10, 12:40
Leave Red Lion: 11:30, 11:45, 12.00, 12:15,
12:30, 12:45