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Last-minute drive falls short in Utah
By Jake Berg
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Halfway through the first
quurtei, it sci Micil thill the Las
Vegas oddsmnkers' predk I ton
of a M point spread was right
Lxccpt the wrong team was
ahead 11-0
Oregon two 'touchdown fa
vorites in a Saturday game at
Utah, gave: up two touchdowns
early to the files and could
never fin'd its wav out of "the
proverbial first-half hole, losing
2i 17 at Salt Lake City's Rue
Stadium.
1 Itall. 11. was ranked 1 (Kith
in the nation in overall defense
last year But a stingy new unit
ranked Lltfi in the country tie
fore Saturday lelt the Ducks
with only a field goal through
the first three quarters and held
on in the final period for ihe
win The Ducks, 2-1, had a po
lenttully game tying comenacK
stopped short lutu in the game
Altar three quarters and a
deficit of 2 1 t, Oregon quurter
hack Dannv O'Neil gave the
Dtn ks thoir first touchdown,
finding Anthony Jones for a 27
vard strike
The Oregon defense, embar
rassed in tlie first half hut near
ly flawless in the second,
quit k 1 v forced 1 Mali into a punt
attempt that Doug Douglass
blot ked. putting Oregon on the
I 'I,ill 26-yard line
An O'Neil pass moved the
Dm ks to the 10 on the next
play, and a play later the red
shirt freshman quarterbat k was
chim ing into the end zone with
the ball in his hand Gregg Me
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Oregon s (I e I e n se .1 ga i n
stopped the tiles on their next
drive, this time when nose
tin kle Mart us Woods hit u Utah
running buck for .i loss on ii
third and-one situation, ami
more hope was apparent after
Brian Brown's ensuing punt re
turn and a late-hit penalty start
ed the Ducks on the Utah 30
vard line with just under four
minutes remaining.
Bui Oregon s offense looked
just .is absent us injured tail
back Seim Burwoll, the Ducks'
offensive slur in tfieir first two
games
An incomplete pass and two
running plays later, Oregon
fated a fourth-and-one that it
failed to convert when Dono
van Moore, Harwell's replace
ment, was stopped at the line of
scrimmage on an off-tackle run
The injury to Burwoll may
have hurt Oregon more than
was previously anticipated
The sophomore tailback in
jured fits ankle in a practice last
week after becoming the I’acif
it 10 Conference's leading
rustier, gaining an even 300
vards in wins over Washington
State and Texas Tech.
O'Neil faced pressure from
the Utah defense all day as he
was sacked eight times and
forced to run 1H times during
the course of the game. It
showed in his final statistics,
too only nine of his 23 pass
es were completed for a meager
103 yards.
Also missing was starting de
fensive end Jell Cummins, who
is out for at least four weeks
due to his left font being placed
in .1 cast because of ligament
damage
The Ducks may have lost the
game in the lirst quarter, sur
rendering a pair of touchdowns
to Utah in the first half of the
opening period. Oregon did not
even get a first down until just
under 13 minutes were left in
the half.
First quarter statistics toll tho
whole story. Utah named eight
first downs and gained 150
yards in the quarter, and Ore
gon had no first downs and
gained only seven total yards.
Oregon's first play from
scrimmage resulted in a lost
fumble after Juan Shedrick was
not able to handle the hand oil
from O'Neil. Utah got the hall
deep in Oregon territory and
scored its first touchdown on
the drive.
Linebacker Joe Furwell led all
Ducks in tackles with 11, al
though he left the game in the
third quarter because of an an
kle injury he suffered at Texas
Tech last week
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