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Ducks drop two over weekend
By Erick Studemcka
Emerald Sports Reporte? _
One am usually guess the re
suit of Iasi weekend's Oregon
volleyball match by taking a
peek into Mc Arthur Court on
Monday afternoon.
If the gym is empty, the team
did well and earned a day off
from practice If the team
played poorly, it's practice as
usual.
Mac Court will definitely la
busy today, however, as the
Due ks dropped mad matches to
Stanford and California over
the weekend The losses left
Oregon with a 2-0 record, good
only for ninth place In the Pa
cific:- 10 Conference
The 15 <J. 15-12, 15-7 Satur
day night loss to the O.olden
Hears was especially disap
pointing -is the players had
hoped to avenge an early sea
son loss in whic h the Oregon
players had played some of
their worst volleyball of the
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"We played horribly," said
sophomore outside hitter
Stephanie Warren "We knew
we had Ihm-ii playing well in re
c ent games, and we went in ex
pecting to heat them easily In
stead, we played inconsistently
and made a So! of unforced er
rors "
Coach Gerrv Gregory ad
initted he expected a better por
formancn from his team against
Call forma
'Even though we had lost to
Stanford on Friday night, wo
had played well i exported the
momentum and level of plav to
continue on to Saturday night,
but instead, we didn't play well
at all." Gregory said
After losing game one. the
Uucks huilt a small lead in
game iwo Some controversial
mils hv the linesmen quickly
changed the momentum,
though. Warren said
"They were calling every
thing in Cal's favor. Warren
said "They would call balls
that were out of bounds 'in.'
and when we hit off the other
team's blockers, they would
call it as if they never touched
the ball. What really hurt was
that these calls always seemed
to come during key [mints of
the game "
Gregory said the tails helped
change the momentum of the
game.
"We were playing better in
game two and then got the calls
we didn't agree with." Gregory
said "The learn just gol dis
couragod and didn’t perform
well from that point "
There were some bright spots
despite the loss. Gregory said.
"i'm really proud of the wav
Marcin Price played middle
blocker for us,” Gregory said.
"We also got a lot of help off
the bench from Nicolle Hcd
berg and Karissa Mnlth
Price had a team-high .389
hitting percentage for the
match
Cara Dane led the way for Cal
with 13 kills and four blocks.
Warren once again led the
Ducks with her team high of 12
kills
On Friday, Oregon jumped
out to a quick 10-7 lead against
Stanford, the No 2-ranked
team in the nation, but ended
up dropping the match 3-0.
Gregory said the Ducks
played Stanford evenly the en
tire match, but the difference in
the match proved to be Bov
Oden, the Stanford All-Ameri
can middle blocker
"We played great against
Stanford. We certainly scored
more points in this match than
when we played them in tu
gene.” Gregory said "Bui there
was no way to stop the block
ing of Bev Oden.”
Pac-10 gets five teams in Top 25
(Al'J The I’m is buck Ihr Pacific-IO
Conference. that is
Sun-. Washington Stair losl for Ihr first time
iifirr Opening with ’'lx straight wins And suri-,
Washington lost its pin r of the No 1 ranking
to Miami rvrn though it iauit Par ifii -tl-7 Sat
urday
Itul despite thr setbut ks. thr l’ar-10 has half
of its trams m this work's Top 25 Washington
(7 0) is No 2. Southrrn Cal (4-11) jumped to
No i t with a ill 21 win over No 10 Washing
ton Stair (t. 1). Stanford (0 2) is 15th and Ari
zona (4 2 1) is 17th Stanford brat Oregon Slate
27-21. and Arizona brat California 24 17
While Washington was expected to hr a na
initial championship contender, there were
questions concerning the other four Par-10
schools
• How would Southern Cal respond after a
it H season. Arizona after a 4-7 campaign, and
Washington Slate after going 4-7 In 1 li<) 17
• What kind of impact would coach Hill
Walsh have at Stanford7
So far. so good But the tough games are still
ahead on the road to the Kose Howl I hree of
the Huskies' final four games an; ugainst Stan
ford (Satunlay). Arizona and Washington State:
Arizona also has Southern Cal and Arizona
State, and Stanford has Southern Cal, Washing
ton State and arch-rival California Southern
Cal has it the toughest — It also plays cross
city rival UCLA and Notre Dame.
In the conference. Washington is first at -to.
with Washington State. Southern Cal and Stan
ford tied at 3-1 and Arizona at 3-1-1
At Seattle, Mark Brunell ran for two touch
downs and Napoleon Kaufman rushed for 128
yards and another score us the Huskies won
their 2 1st straight game.
At Los Angeles. Southern Cal continued its
mastery over Washington State, heating the
Cougars for the 47th time in 52 meetings
Drew Bledsoe, who threw for 358 yards, hit
two touchdown passes, pulling the Cougars
within 24 21 with 3:19 remaining, hut Curtis
Conway ended the momentum when he ripped
off a 58 yard kickoff return to set up Wes
Bender's decisive eight-yard touchdown run
Conway had two touchdowns on a 24-yard re
verse and a 27-yard pass from Kob Johnson
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