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ing — at homo against Arizona and UST,
and on the rood against Arizona Slain
and Stanford — they could oasily go
undofootud the rest of the way.
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Revision: 5-3. 6-6 (4th)
Fun Fact: Oregon State coach Jerry I’at
tibono on the difference fietween confer
ence n* eiving leaders | J Stokes and t 1ST i's
Johnnie Morton: "Stokes is taller."
It would seem ns though the Trojans may
have killed their howl hopes in the first
game of the season when they were
crushed by North Carolina. USC has only
lost once in the conference, but the loss to
the Tar Heels and Penn Stnte left them at
1-2 before the conference schedule even
started An additional loss to Notre Dame
further tarnished the Trojans' record
But in reality, even if USC loses two of
its remaining four games, it will still get a
(.all from a bowl Unless tin* Trojans some
how lose three of four games against Cal
ifornia, Stanford. Washington and UCLA,
they will likely finish within the top four
in the league, giving them an automate
lierth
OREGON
Pr«M*ason prrd.: 4- 4, (v.r>
Rrvision: 4-4. 7-4
Eun Fact: Quarterback Danny O'Neil
leads the conference in total offense, aser
aging 290 yards a game If fie continues at
that pace he will set the I’a< 10 record for
total offense in a season
The Ducks have a big task in front of
them They must play the sixth- and first
ranked defenses in the nation in consw
Utive weeks Washington State and
Arizona O'Neil, w ith the exc eption of
Inst weekend's six interception perfor
mance, has played brilliantly for Oregon
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The Ducks can afford only one more loss
tins season if they are to have a shot at a
bowl bid, but with three games remain
ing at home against the Cougars. Stanford
and Oregon State. Oregon just needs go
undefeated at home the rest of the way
and hope those ever-popular traveling
boosters will draw the eye of a bowl com
mittee.
The rest of the midseason predictions
go like this: Washington State will ( rum
ble. losing all three of its remaining
games Oregon State and Arizona State
will also lose the rest of their games, and
Stanford will win one. over the Beavers,
for its only conference win of the season.
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