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By Ashley Conklin
Emerald Sports Editor
In a game that waa supposed
to be dominated by quarter
backs Ty Detmer and Bill Mus
grave. it was the Oregon de
fense that did the dominating.
The Duck defense owned
Detmer the entire contest, sack
ing him five times and inter
cepting five of his passes.
it wasn't just the pass rush
and the secondary coverage
that confused Detmer. The Cou
gar running game never got un
tracked. rushing for a net total
of minus 47 yards and the Aut
zen Stadium crowd of 45,022
— the third-largest in Autzen
history — was a decisive nth
man throughout the day.
But perhaps the biggest thing
Oregon will take from this win
is some national respect, some
thing that has been lacking in
Coach Rich Brooks' 14-year
tenure and something that
should come following a win
over the fourth-ranked team in
the nation.
"We have a good football
team." Brooks said. “I don’t
think anybody can deny that
now. They sure wanted to deny
it at the start of the year. They
wanted to deny it after we lost
to Arizona but they cannot
deny that we have a good foot
ball team.
"It's the biggest win over a
highly ranked team I've ever
had," he said.
Last year the Cougars and
Ducks hooked up in an exciting
45-41 shoot out won by BYl).
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Detmer and Musgrave set
NCAA records for passing yard
age and total offense by two
quarterbacks in one game, and
with the promise of the same
this year, ABC-TV decided to
show the game to a split-na
tional audience.
Musgrave certainly did his
part, completing 23 of 37 pass
es for 286 yards, three touch
down passes and one scoring
run. Along the way, Musgrave
eclipsed Chris Miller's school
record for career passing yards
as he now has 0,816 yards for
his career.
Detmer. however, never got
untracked. He faced a variety of
defensive packages and al
though he did complete 33 of
57 passes for 442 yards, the
turnovers and sacks were cost
ly
“The start was tremendous,”
Brooks said. ‘‘The defense
came right out and I think BYU
was caught off guard a little bit
by what what we were doing.
We got tremendous pressure on
him (Detmer) early."
On the first series of the
game, Jeff Cummins sacked
Detmer for a 15-yard loss back
to BYU’s own 11-yard line.
The Ducks took over on the
Cougar 44 following a punt,
and three plays later Musgrave
hit Sean Burwell on a 31-yard
scoring strike to make it 7-0.
BYU's next possession was
even worse. Two plays pro
duced losses of four and five
yards and on third down
Detmer was sacked in the end
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