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Oregon Unomen Jett Cummins (left) end Romeo Bandison celebrate otter putting Washington State quar
terback Drew Bledsoe on his back during the Ducks' 34-17 victory in Pullman Saturday.
Ducks embarrass Cougs, 34-17
By Dave Charbonneau
Emerald Sports Editor
The Ducks stole u page out of
George Bush's book of come
backs on Saturday
Just when it looked as if the
Oregon football team's year was
over, it rebounded to upset
pith-ranked Washington State
:i4 17 in Pullman, keeping a
glimmer of hope alive be fore
heading into the final run of the
Pacific-to Conference season
Oregon’s year has been
marked by streaks
The team opened the season
with two losses, bounced buck
to win three straight, and then
lost two more The Ducks, 4-4
overall and 2-3 in the l’ac-10,
are hoping Saturday's win will
be the start of a season-closing
four-game winning streak that
could get them a shot at post
season (day.
With two home games re
maining. against California and
UC1.A. and a trip to Corvallis
for the Civil War. a 7-4 record
is not out of Oregon's reac h
The Ducks' performance
against the Cougars is a model
ot what Oregon will need io do
if il hopes to finisli in the top
half of the Par-10 play strong
defense, and, more important
ly. hold on to the football.
The Dunks made only one
turnover and hat! three take
aways, and Oregon's defense
sacked Washington State quar
terback Drew Bledsoe six times
and allowed only 217 yards in
total offense.
As has been the case in most
of Oregon's victories this sea
son. kicker/punter Tommy
Thompson played an important
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