Short-handed ASU faces Huskies
I'KMPE. Ariz (AP) — Arizona
State is down to 6?) plovers on
scholarship — 10 fewer than
allowed — and ils young qtinr
terhat ks are among the walking
wounded, but coach Bruce Snv
der knows things could he
worse
I don't think our ship "as
ever < lose to capsizing or any
thing. but we may have been
listing a little bit. Snyder said
Monday, dissec ting a 10 v ii
lory over Stanford and looking
ahead to No. 19 Washington
I-veil at full strength, the Sun
Devils wouldn't be able to man
handle the Huskies, Snyder
acknowledged
"Thin re clearly the best team
that we have fa< ed tins year, ath
letic ally." Snyder said But we
have them here, we have a little
hit ol momentum, and maybe a
little hope."
Snyder said he hoped sopho
more quarterback Grady Benton,
sidelined and relegated to No 2
bv a sore shoulder, would be
able to throw this week
Meanwhile, freshman Jake
Plummer continues to amaze
Snyder with his poise Plummer
relieved Benton in the second
half of an Oct 9 loss to Wash
ington State and hit 16 of 30
passes for 261 yards
Then he threw for 237 yards
against Oregon and 200 yards
against Stanford, emerging from
his second college start with n
sprained ankle.
Arizona State (T>-2) ended a
two-game skid last Saturday and
won its first Pacific- lit Confer
ence game in four tries against
the Cardinal. At the same time.
Washington (!>-2, 3-1) battered
Oregon 21-6.
Oregon beat Arizona State 4 a
36 m Sun Devil Stadium the
previous weekend, and Snyder
said lie believes Washington Inis
the best talent in the Pac-10
Huskies coach Jim l.amhright
said he has been able to keep the
program going after the resigna
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Arizona Stale running back Mario Bates ran for 127 yards last week
against Stanford.
lion of Don James in part bs
remind mu players that the other
Par-10 schools voted Washing
ton out of a chance to play in the
Rose Howl for two years
"We use n lot of rallying
points. One of them has been
that the vote was 0-0 against us,
and. yes, we'll keep using that as
a motivating factor that there
was not one team that was on
our side," Larnbright said.
The Sun Devils put together
tJieir best rushing attack of the
season to top the Cardinal and
end a three-game losing streak
Tailback Mario Hates had 127
yards in a career-high 37 carries,
and backup George Montgomery
added 100 to a team total of 270
rushing yards It was the first
time since loot) that Arizona
State has had two Isicks gain 1(H)
yards in a game.
Tilt' Sun IH*viIs also improved
on spe< i<il teams, an area Snyder
s.iid was a bear on of hope
(oil Baker hit three of four
field-goal attempts, mi lulling a
i areer-best !>l-varder tying
Steve Rausch (1‘t‘tO) for the
fourth longest in school history
"The kicking game again
played really well The punt
return (unit) was good In the
kicking game, we made some
plays." Snyder said.
He said the atmosphere was
noticeably brighter situ e the
win, from his home on through
the athlete department
"Winning solves so many
problems It’s funny how you
i an play just as well and lose,
and you don’t feel ,is it you’ve
aci omplished anything." Sny
der said
Three Duck backups out for the year
Surgery hits been scheduled forthrt*) reserves on
the Oregon football team, including backup defun
si vt> end Mark Slymen, head coach Rich Brooks
said Wednesday.
Slymen was sidelined in last Saturday s game
against Washington with an ankle injury, which
later was evaluated as ligament damage in the low
er right leg He will l»* out for the year.
In addition, reserve offensive guard Iasi Male
poai one! reserve defensive «*nc! Jerome Perryman
will have surgery to repair i (ironic injuries Main
pern has been bothered with loft shouldor prob
loins most of tho season and Porryman will under
go operations to repair damage to his right knee
and left shoulder within the next few weeks.
Hrooks said it is hoped all three will he able to
parti< ipate in drills next spring, which begin in
late March
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