Halfback runs and passes
Oregon State to first win
By Jake Berg
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Orison Si,lie's passing attai k
had boon so invisible all season
thill a halfback was tied tor the
learn lead in tdiirhdown passes
tie fore Saturdas s O1 vi I U a r
game
1 luring I he Heavers' If f win
overOregon, that halfbaik,
Chad Paulson, took the team
lead The sophomore's fourth
quarter touchdown strike to a
wide-open Man rice Wilson
sealed the wih, Oregon Slate s
first at Aut/.en Stadium since
1973 -
Paulson said he thought lead
ing the team in si ormg passes
was hilarious
I just saw Mo break out and
threw it up to him. Paulson
said
The h a mot of ! tie Hea ver
passing game was not lost on
coach (errv Peftibime, either
"Chad Paulson is the most
prolific passer we have on -air
team, Pettibone laughed aftel
getting his first win as the Ore
gon State coach 'He's also a
great foolfiall player
Not many would disagree lol
lowing Paulson's performance
besides Ins go-ahead touch
down pass, he ran through the
Duck detense for 1-Pt net yards,
including a I t yard blast whii h
set up the Heavers' first si ore
Paulson's romp and an ensu
mg lace mask penally took Ore
gon State to the Oregon three
yard line, w here quurturbai k
Ian Shields turned a botched
play two downs later into .1 7 I
lead The freshman's six yard
keeper brought a hail ol team
mates down upon lum after he
crossed the goal line
(Iliad Paulson
i knew y\as a }>r11k■ • n pi iy
mi i tried to make something
good ini! of it,' Shields said
''lucid'- .ami Paulson r on.
tuned with the rest of tie On
gon Stale olfense lor its most
sm i esslul game of the season
l ire Heavers won' last in the na
tion vtV total uller.se pi t game
hefore Saturday, hut it did not
show Saturda\ as the Heavers
totaled i07 vards in ollense, in
chiding 278 yards on the
ground
The win was, in all re.spn ts
the Heavers season At tl Hi h.
fore Saturday. Oregon State
sported the nation's longest Ion
mg streak at 1 ‘> games, and Or
gon yvas a 20-point (.ivii V\ <■
favorite Saturday
This game is the season m
itself,' Shields said, and we re
I II "
this is the big game." Hea
ver defensive tackle Sullusi
Poullvaatl said They i mild he
10 0 and we could !«• 0 III. hut
vve heat them today
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