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Tailback Sean Burwell helped Oregon trounce Idaho Sept. 15, rushing for more than 100 yards
and scoring three touchdowns.
Ducks pay high price for Idaho win
By Ashley Conklin
Emerald Sports Editor
Oregon literally ran over Di
vision I-AA Idaho Sept. 15 at
Autzen Stadium for a 55-23 vic
tory. but it was a costly win for
the Ducks.
Two starters, wide receiver
Tony Hargain and fullback
Brandon Jumper, both sus
tained season-ending injuries
in the first half, putting a
damper on another good offen
sive day for Oregon.
The running game, which
was nowhere to lie found the
week before against San Diego
State, returned against the Van
dals as tailbacks Ngalu
kelemeni and Sean Burnell
each rushed for more than 100
yards. As a team, the Ducks
ground out 398 rushing yards,
five short of the school record.
But the two injuries were
more significant than anything
else Oregon did that day.
Hargain broke his left knee
cap when he jumped for a Bill
Musgrave pass in the first quar
ter. There was no contact on
the play and Hargain didn't
oven land on his knee when he
came down.
"Tony Hargain. in one of the
freakiest things I've ever seen,
broke his kneecap when he
leaped to go up for a pass," Or
egon Coach Rich Brooks said.
"He wasn't hit. he didn't land
on it. He just pulled it apart
He's out for the year obvious
ly ”
Hargain. who underwent
successful surgery the follow
ing day, looked destined for a
great season
He opened the season with
It) catches for 20t> yards and
two touchdowns against San
Diego State and was leading
the nation in receiving yardage
A fifth-year senior, Hargain
has already used his one red
shirt season at Oregon.
"Tony Hargain worked as
hard as anybody I've been
around, through the off-season,
through the summer,” Brooks
said
"He was obviously prepared
and off tf> a fantastic start," ho
added, "and it's a crushing
thing personally and emotion
ally to have that type of in
jury."
The loss of lumper also hap
pened on a freak play when he
was shoved while already out
of-bounds following a 43-yard
run m the second quarter.
lumper was trying to avoid
the medical table on the side
line and ran into a pole holding
up a rope that separates the
sideline from the stands.
lumper suffered a torn anter
ior cruciate in his right knee,
the same injury he suffered last
year in his left knee at Stan
ford. lumper, a sophomore,
used his redshirt year after last
season’s injury and is facing a
long rehabilitation process fol
lowing surgery.
"Brandon lumper apparently
has torn the anterior cruciate
on a late hit out-of-bounds that
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