SPORTS
Ducks face losing season after falling to ASU
By Jake Berg
Erwutd Sports Fdttof
Oregon played its host foot
hall game in a month, hut un
fortunately fur the Due ks. every
game looks thi- s.niii! In thn loss
column
Oregon clroppecl its fifth um
sec Olive I’nufh.-lO Conference
game in a 24 2 1 loss to Arizona
State! Saturday night at Tempo.
Art/ ‘Uni loss guaranteed the
Duds of their fust losing sea
son since finishing 5>6 in I'lHf.
Mike Kichoy's till yard field
goal early in tho fourth quarter
proved tho dlfferente in the fi
nnl scorn.
''Obviously we’ro not going
to have a winning season, hut
tliis is the first time that I can
honestly suv we improved from
one week to the nest," (In g in
couch Kith Brooks said of fi.s
team, 1 r> in the Put ’.(l and i <>
overall.
"It's tough to give u grout i f
fort without o rowan), hut 1'rn
still proud of tins tciira. and
there are things left for us to u<:
cornpltsh
The Due ks were i rushed at
Aut/.en Stadium last week hv
Stanford. 3I U, and will play
at tKd.A next Saturday before
ending their season at homo
against Oregon State on Nov
23.
Oregon led in a game for the
first time sin< a beating New
Mexico State a month ago
when free safety l.rh: Castle
lurried his Intercept ion Into a
30-yard touchdown run, giving
the Dm ks a 14-7 lead in the
second quarter
The Du< ks pit ked up their
first sc ore of the evening when
Boh Brothers, the fifth starting
quarterback for Oregon in as
many games, hit fight end Jeff
Thomason for a 20-yurd touch
down pass Thomason earned
much of the yardage himself,
weaving through ladders lie
fore falling into the end zone
Later in the second period,
when the Ducks failed to get a
first down, punter Tommy
Thompson tamo in to kick to
the Sun Devils, hut his punt
was partially blocked after a
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