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tight end Willv Tate Oregon
boosted the lead to 30-0, .is wide
receiver Cristin M( Lem ore
caught a lateral from O'Neil and
threw the hall JO yards to Tate
tor the score with 10 17 left in the
second quarter. Tommy Thomp
son missed the ensuing extra
point.
I lead wi lei set one school
record with 234 yards receiving
and tied another with 11 catch
Col running hoik Lindsey
Chapman provided the offense
for the Hears as he ran for scores
of one and fit yards The second
score < ame on Cal's first pla\ of
the second half, as Cal made a
habit of not only scoring against
the Dm ks' defense, hut scoring
quickly Cal had three one-play
touchdown drives, and another
that took nine plays hut lasted
only 1:05.
Oregon came right back on a
13-yard touchdown run by Sean
Harwell to boost the lead to 37
10, hut that was the last time Ore
gon saw tlie end zone Saturday
Burr found wide receiver
Damien Semien down the right
sideline fora 46-yard touchdown,
bringing the (.olden Hears ivitli
in 38-20 when the two-point con
version failed Cal blocked
Thompson's punt at the end of
Oregon's next possession, and
Eric: Zomalt took the hull 15
yards, cutting Oregon's lead to
38-27.
Oregon had a chance to put
the game away early in the third
quarter when O'Neil found
Deadwiler for a 77-yard comple
tion. giving the Ducks the hall
on Cal's 11-yard line Running
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Bears’ receiver Ne il Beniamin had three catches against Oregon
hac k Ricky Whittle ran nine
yards on the next play, giving
Oregon a second-and-one at the
two-yard line, hut the Ducks
turned the hall over on downs
Thompson booled another
field goal to give the 1 )ucks n 41
2~ lead, hut Onl responded on
its next play with a 72-vard
scoring pass from Harr to Semi
mi to get Cal within seven points
at 41-34 with 4:53 left in the
game.
After Oregon's next drive
stalled, the Hears took over for
the last time with 2 22 remaining
in the game, and scored just one
minute and five seconds later
Lost in the shuffle of Cal's
comeback was a huge day by the
Oregon offense, which racked
up fil4 yards in total offense
O'Neil threw for 313 yards, and
Whittle and Burwell ran tor 1 lt>
and 101 yards, respectively.
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