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Sportsmanship prevails this time in Duck loss
Any sportswriter covering the Oregon-Washington
game in Husky Stadium on Saturday noticed a dramat
ic difference from last year's game between the two
Northwest rivals that also took place in Seattle.
It wasn't the difference in the score, either Grant
ed. the Huskies totally dominated the game and won
38-17. while last year’s game was a defensive struggle
and the Huskies won 20-14 by capitalizing on seven
Duck turnovers. However, everyone remembers last
year’s game as having the heated atmosphere com
monly associated with the intense rivalry.
Oregon players were taunted by the Huskies in the
tunnel leading from the lockerroom to the playing
field. Several Washington players were known to have
chanted "Our house, our house" after the game and
players from both teams had to be restrained from go
ing after one another.
Even on the field, things were heated. An appar
ent fumble by Oregon's Ngalu Kelemeni on a kickoff
that seemed to be anything but a fumble, led to a shov
ing match that the officials had to step in and stop.
It was a game that left neither team with much re
spect for the other.
From the Sidelines
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ASHLEY CONKLIN
Things seemed more serene and peaceful this time
around, though. The rivalry still had the same intensi
ty. and it was a great defensive struggle for two-and-a
half quarters before the Oregon defense was simply
worn down by the Washington offensive line
But after the game, players and coaches from both
sides didn’t quibble about poor officiating or how
much they hated one another. Instead there were com
pliments flying around the post-game interview areas
like bodies were flying earlier on the turf
It seems that the two teams had newfound respect
for one another afterward.
Oregon split end |oe Reitzug. a Tacoma native
who knows something about Husky tradition, said
Washington was a much better team this year and
probably tbi* Itest team he's fat ed while al Oregon.
"Us! year I didn't think they were quite .is in
tense and focused as they are this year," he said
"They know what they're doing It's going to lie really
tough for anybody in the Pac-10 to lieat them, I think.
"This is pretty much the beat game anybody has
played against us in a long time so my hat's off to the
Huskies." Keit/.ug said. "They're a great team."
Indeed they are. It's a team with the top-rated
rushing defense in the nation and the third-leading
rusher in the country in Greg Lewis. Yet the Huskies
are only ranked 13th in this week's Associated Press
Top 25 poll.
"I think Washington should be ranked fairly
high." Keitzug said.
Meanwhile. Oregon dropped out of the Top 25 as
Keit/.ug thought would happen although the Ducks
lost to a team ranked higher than they were.
Maybe the rest of the nation could take a cue front
the class showed by both these teams Saturday and
pay the respect that the Ducks and Huskies were pay
ing one another Saturday.
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