Oregon daily emerald., October 12, 1987, Page 9, Image 9

Sports
Ducks
Continued from Page 8
played catch above the overpursuing
Southern Cal linebackers, and senior J.J.
Birden provided an acrobatic 35-vard
reception as the Ducks roared to a 21-0
halftime lead over the shellshocked
Trojans.
The 39,587 fans in attendance were
beside themselves. At the end of the half
they stood and gave the Ducks an ova
tion the likes of which hasn't been heard
since. . last week. The two-game total
of 84.008 set a new consecutive gume at
tendance record at the 20-year old
facility.
For the record. Oregon limited the
Trojans to 126 yards of total offense in
the first half, but 58 of those came on the
Trojans first two plays.
Tailback Derek Loville shook off his
toe injury to gain 48 first-half rushing
yards. The Ducks outgained USC 91-56
on the ground at the half, on their way to
a season-high 161 for the game. Loville
led all rushers with 91 yards on 24 car
ries. while fullback Latin Berry added 39
on nine.
Musgrave led the Ducks to 305 yards
of total offense after 30 minutes, in
cluding 214 through the air, but the
three touchdown advantage could have
been even greater.
Three drives reached Trojan territory
only to be killed by Musgrave miscues as
he. for the first time, showed traces of his
inexperience.
'•Hilly the kid" committed four tur
novers against the hard-hitting Trojans,
lost in two fumbles and suffering a pair
of interceptions
By the way. he also completed 22 of 33
passes for 287 yards and three Tl)s. all
career highs His 22 completions found
U) different receivers "That's the great
thing about a multiple offense; if they
take away a couple things you still have
the ammunition to try something else."
Toledo said.
Fans got their first hint that USC was
taking Oregon seriously early on. Trail
ing 14-0 with 5:45 remaining in the first
quarter. USC inexplicably quick-kicked
on third down from their own 12-yard
line. Peete’s punt traveled only 32 yards
before it was downed at the St! 44
"We were worried about kicking into
the wind, and about (Duck punt returner
Terry) Obee getting a long return."
Smith explained after the game, adding:
"We thought wo could get a g<x»d
bounce, but the bounces went against us
all day."
An 11-yard screen play and a pass in
terference penalty pushed the ball down
to the 14. On third-and-nine fron the 13.
Musgrave was hit from behind, fumbled,
and WSC’s Dan Owens fell on it at the 10
to squelch the threat
The 19-year-old freshman shortly
thereafter made the first had throwing
decision of his young career, tossing into
double coverage on third and-10 with
time winding down in the first half.
Cornerback Dwayne Garner pic ked off
the gift and brought it kick to the Web
foot 43 That set the stage for this week's
version of The Stand It is becoming a
Photo b* \mlr* Kinlrrt
\tatt Hrn< k (U2) h as one of seven I Duck defenders in l ’S(' (JH Kodney hide's
face Saturday, and hide later conceded "they contained me very well."
trademark of the Duck defense
A Peete scramble of 13 yards, and a
personal foul tacked on after the Rain,
pushed the line of scrimmage down to
the VVebfoot 2<> Fullback term Holt was
stuffed by Matt Hrock after a two-yard
gain, two Peete passes fell incomplete,
and Krik Affholter's 44-yard field goal at
tempt went wide to the right
Oregon promptly marched bat k into
Trojan territory, but another Musgrave
fumble with 11 seconds left gave the
defense one last opportunity to preserve
the first half shutout Ournerback Ron
Gould's interception from center field
did the trick "That was as good a half as
I've been around," Shuler said
The Ducks now have produced nine
\hutout quarters in five games A year
ago. they managed just eight for the en
tire season
The final nail in the Trojan coffin came
on Olxie's tightrope act three plays into
the last quarter I ISC' mounted its best
drive of the day after Dennis’ second
field goal gave Oregon a 27-7 with 2:50
remaining in the third, moving 7*1 yards
in just five plays to close within I I
Toledo had an answer for that Three
rushing plays Three first downs. The
Dm ks ate ground in trig chunks to close
out the period and set the stage forObee
The sophomore got behind coverage in
the end zone, reached high to pluck
Musgrave’s soft IH yard aerial out of the
air and kept his feet inlmunds
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