Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, November 06, 1992, FOOTBALL EDITION, Image 4

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California's next two games are at Arizona State and at home against Stanford. Oregon lias UCLA j at home and Oregon State on the road j But a loss on Saturday will, with- t out a doubt, end any postseason I aspirations for the loser “If we have any chance of to be i involved in the postseason." Oregon t head coach Hu h Brooks said, "we { Pfco<o fly f'A&My Receiver Anthony /ones will need to pick up the slack left by injured Der rick Deadwiler on Saturday. iced to win this one. Once you lose ive games in this league, your howl topes arc gone." There's no question that this sea on’s Pac-10 group is the toughest rom top to bottom as it has been in ■ears. Five teams are currently anked in the top 25, and at least hat many could he in contention or bowl appearances Oregon is coming off a victory iver one of those teams. Washing on State, in which the Duck lefense held the Drew Bledsoe-led Cougars to 217 yards in total offense. Oregon's defense has played well for most of the season, but because of the caliber of teams in the Pac-10. the Ducks are ranked eighth in defense "We re playing as good of defense as we've played in a long time, maybe the best I've had since I've been here." Brooks said "Bui even so. we're still near the bottom in defense." Oregon will need to continue its defensive performance this week end. as I hi' Bears boast one of the top running barks in the country in Russell White But White ts not the only weapon California possesses If Oregon is able to stop White, the Bears will not be afraid to throw the ball with quarterback Dave Barr and receiver Sean Dawkins "They have an outstanding offense," Brooks said "They can throw the ball, and they can ob\ i ously run the ball." Dawkins is one of the top receivers in the conference and is a definite big-play athlete. "Dawkins is the type of player who can really hurt you," Brooks said "We need to control Cal's run ning game so we can put two guys on Dawkins You have input two of our receivers together to equal as many pass catches as he's had " Oregon will Ik* without the use of its top receiver Saturday, as Derrick Duadwder was lost for the season with a broken collarbone Deadwiler caught 2H passes on Ihe season before the injury he sus lained last week against Washington State "The loss of Deadwiler is nhvi ausly a big loss for us.” Brooks said 'He is a big-play type of player Brooks said California's defense is imong the best the Ducks have faced this season. 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