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Ducks receive ranking in national polls
The Oregon foothsll ream,
riding the crest o* ■» th»'*e g -me
winning streak, vauiteo oito a
national wire-service poll for
the first time in 17 years, the
Athletic Department reported
Monday.
Oregon (4-1 overall. 2-0 in
Pacific-10 Conference play)
checked in at number 18 in the
United Press International
cos* hr poll released Monday.
It marks the hirs* time since ,
1970 that tt 'hids heve been
included on a national wire
service poll Th i y m, the : 'PI
ranked Oregon 2.0th in the
country for one week after it
beat then-top-ranked USC and
Air Force back-to-back.
Coach Rich Brooks' young
gridders also improved on their
rankings in two national
publications' polls from a week
ago. The Ducks 34-27 victory
over USC on Oct. 10 convinced
the Sporting News to move
Oregon from the 19th to the
15th spot in its poll, while USA
Today/CNN moved the Ducks
up seven places, from 23rd last
week to 16th Monday.
The Associated Press poll
will be released later today, and
Oregon's position on that
top-20 list was not available,
but the AP did confirm that
Oregon will be ranked. The
Ducks were 22nd in last week’s
Ar poll.
Two members of the Webfoot
football team remained among
the nation's leaders in statistics
also released Monday.
Quarterback Bill Musgrave
slipped two notches from se
cond to fourth in passing effi
ciency, but improved to 10th
nationally in total offense, up
from 16th last week. Through
five games, Musgrave has com
pleted 65% of his passes for
1,170 yards and 11
touchdowns.
Return specialist Terry Obee
improved to fourth in the coun
try in punt return yardage by br
inging back three for 67 yards
against USC. His average of
19.3 per return is two yards
higher than the current Oregon
record.
Pac-10 Round-up
Coni Overall
WIT WIT
2 0 0 4 1 0
200/ 41 0
2 i o! a a •
210/420
1 a • 140
Coni Overall
W L T WIT
Arizona. 0 1 1/221
California...0 11/14 1
AriMtta SI.0 10/320
Or»»WI St 0 10/230
Waal*. Si —.0 10/230
Saturday's Scorat
Oregon 34. USC 27 Washington 27. Arizona St. 13
Oregon St. 42, Akron 26 Stanford 44. Washington St. 7
Arizona 23. California 23 UCLA idle
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