STYLE
Continued from Page 6B
more touchdowns in n game on five occa
sions.
• So. don't ex pact Oregon's defense to
pitch a shutout. Oregon is nllowing its
opponents about 3H0 yards per game in
total offense. This places the Ducks in dan
gerous territory: Stanford is 3-1 in games
where it gains at least 400 yards.
On the other side of the ball, the Stan
ford defense has given up at least 400 yards
in all but one game. The Oregon offense
averages more than 400 yards per game.
Offensive players may be tackling each
other in the end zone more often than they
get hit by the defense.
• On the other hand. Stanford's offense
freouently shoots itself in the foot. Stan
ford averages .15 turnovers per game The
Cardinal is 0-6 in games where it has
turned the ball over more frequently than
its opponent has.
• Oregon's kicker has a 25-pound weight
advantage over Stanford's kicker. The
Ducks' Tommy Thompson also has a lit
tle more range and consistency than the
Cardinal's Erie Abrams.
Thompson has made all 10 of his field
goal attempts from inside the 40-yard line
lie's made three of seven attempts from
outside the 40 Abrnms has made six of
eight from inside the 40 and is thns1 of six
from long range.
• Stanford can't stand adversity It hasn't
won a game all season when its opponent
scores first or lends at halftime The ('.or
dinal also has a problem coming out after
halftime- It can find the field, but it has
trouble remembering what to do there
Stanford has been outscomd I 10-47 in
third quarters the season
This may Ire good news for a Due k team
that has a reputation for starting quickly
and fading at the finish Oregon has
ou I scored its opponents 71 J t in the first
quarter but has been outsi ored 125-89 in
second halves.
• A high-scoring game appears to favor
the Ducks Oregon is 3-1 in games when it
scores 24 or more points and 2-2 in games
when it allows 24 or more points Stan
ford is 3-3 in games when it scores 24 or
more points and is 0-3 when it allow s 24
or more.
• Against common opponents, the two
teams appear relatively equal. Oregon has
the onlv victory against a common oppo
nent, a 43- to win against Arizona State,
which defeated Stanford 38-30.
Both teams were beaten soundly by
Washington and t ’SC. and !>oth teams lost
to Arizona as well
Football Fans’ Restaoraot Guide
The tntermation <« (tux gusJe eat pair *a* ia! provided
by (he ‘esiauramx and is not (he tetoooMhtny ol (he
»eponO«(yinv.jM«h> >ai tun V visa m Ma-.'e
Charge *l American (ip<eas DC-Omeit Deft 0
Drsccver C8 Ceite Blanche S unde* SB S4 Dehener W
Jt? JSS over $!?
1769 Franklin Blvd 486-3444 Open Mon
8pm 9p m Tue Sal 11 30a m -?p m 4 Sp m -
9p m Sun 9a m ?p m 4 5p m•9p m Conti
denial otterings (tom America and Europe
VMC.nC.SSS
1214 Kincaid 687 0600 Open Mon fn 7am
lam Sal 4 Sun9l m 1a m Chicken burgers
ftreaklasl specialties homemade soups salads
micros domestic beers on lap espresso
V MC AE S
881 f 13th Ave (next lo UO Bookslorei 484
166? Open Mon-Fri 7 30a m-7p m Sal
8a m -6p m Sun 10a m 4p m f ugene s finest
classic bakery since 1980 cakes, cookies
breads pastries lull deli sandwich 4 salad
menu box lunch specials cotlee and espresso
drinks S
1861 Franklin Blvd . 343 8888 Open !ue Fn
11 30am-10pm Sal Mon 4pm lOpmfle
gant and (me dining Cantonese, S/echwan Man
dann style sea lood V MC D Af SS
947 Franklin Blvd 343-4480 Open Mon Thu
Ham 10 30pm Fn 11am Midnight Sal
Noon Midnight Sun Noon-10 30pm Chinese
and American cuisine cocktails V MC S
^American
ntcHm/McCaHMl
InHis Urttif
l«fl Creel liter j
Reese efClee
Intel Villne
Mrjpm
706 F 13th SI 343 7512 Open Mon fn
lOi m lip m Sal 4 Sun lljm-Hpm Ice
cream and frozen yoQurt treats Hamburgers and
french fries $
msnpiviM
30 E Bioadway 686 562? Open toi dinner 7
days a week lunch Sunday to Friday and Sunday
brunch Mediterranean and Weal Coast Cuisine
with a tub hst ot tine wines V MC.IS
|ndian
tyHaM
10th & Oak Streets 342 1976 Open 6 days plus
Sunday dinner The only Indian restaurant tn
town lunch specials and dinner buHtts w»tb
regular menu also V MC Af IK) OP S
Ptai Pttn Ittm Item
26/3 Willamette 484 09% Open Only
11 30a m 11 OOp m CaUom pun and llalian
dinners V MC $
]y|nicn
Mat CM Mi
595 E 1318.34? 1/2? Open 24 hours 7 days i
week fast Meucan loop over 50 brands ol beer
and big screen TV V MC.OC $
TttNitsm
610 F Broadway 686 8226 Open Mon Ihu
11am 9pm Fri 6 Sat 1iam 10pm Sun
Noon 9p m featuring U|tlas camitar.
chtmichangas and 35 combination dinner-.
V MC S
1856 F 13rn 343 3030 Open da 5 11 JUa m
lam Pt//a subs and ne* twisty bread
VMC.SS
IzzyiFtzzi
730 f Broadway 484 2919 Open Mon-fn
11a m 10pm Sal 4 Sun 11a m 11p m Pi/
/a. chicken bullet and more V.MC $
Trxcllmnzzi
1809 Franklm Blvd 484 2799 Open Sun Thur
11am I2nudnight fn 4 Sal 11am 1am
Serving f ugene s Finest pu/a lor over 1 b rears
V UCM DC.D.tt
Capa M Skip
1225 Aider (on campus i 345 2434 Open Mon
Sal 10am 11pm Sun 11am 11pm Sub
marine sandwiches soups and rogurls
V MC $
270 W 8th 686 3531 Open Mon frl
1130am-230pm 4 5pm-8pm International
vegeunan cuisine t
It dotin't kavi to bt dirty to btgood...
LINGERIE
fir 1166 S. A St. ^
Springfield
Domino's Pizza Presents
Buy a Large 1 -Topping Pizza on
Superduck Saturday for just
$8.99 & get a second Large 1 -
Topping for just $5.99 more.
Choose Original Hand Tossed or
New Thin & Crispy.
CAMPUS
1856 E. 13th
343-3030
W. EUGENE
2260 W. 18th
485-5675
Not valid with any other coupon, offer or special. No
coupon necessary, just ask. Available at all Domino's
Pizza Stores in Eugene & Springfield.
FREE TASTY TRIO
, AN ORDER OF TWISTY BREAD
with Twisty Sauce
FRESH CARDEN SALAD
* with dressing
^4 COKES
with purchase of any size pizza
1856 E. 13th 343-3030
DOMINO'S* VALUE PIZZA
_CARRY-OUT ONLY
SO 9"
Od*f youi t«vor>tt towhnyt Ov*f 2 lr*»
tong SO tnctot Th*f \ « y*id of p»M4
PLUS FREE Jqt pk KOOL AID!
mH at *M «aW -a* **. -»••» ■*»
Mi i«am> Ml> **■» <•• <*m m*«“»*** Imti n M» A
0UMI4MI P1MMM* ■ hwNu K
Cap**** I2/JI/9J