ARIZONA
Continued from Page 9
The streaky On yon offense had
difficulty maintaining consis
tency against Washington's
defense Hut Brooks believt** that
Danny O'Neil's 9H-yarri drive has
given the offense new confidence
and stopped some myths about
Oregon's ability to come from
behind— especially in the big
games
"It kind of gets a monkey off
our Ihh k and Danny's twtek in not
having brought the team from
behind to vi< tory in the second
half," Hrooks said "I don't think
it could have l>een done in more
dramatic fashion than a OH yard
drive against the No. '.) team in
the notion.”
But that was Washington An
zona's defense has been well
documented a* one of the most
dominating defenses in the
nation and poses a large problem
for Brooks and spe< ificollv the
Ducks' offensive line
"1 don’t think there are too
many vulnerable spots in Ari
zona's defense." Brooks said
“This will I* our most severe test
Our offensive line is n little hit
more solidified at this point than
it was during the Washington
State game, which was the first
game after we had lost Steve
Mnrdin. who had been our
anchor."
Conversely. Arizona's offen
sive line will lie one of the better
lines the Ducks will face in l‘l'U
and. at an average weight of 290
pounds a man, poses a large
threat of its own
METZ
Continued from Page 9
giving up only nine points a game has made the
Cougar offense look Iwtter as the Crimson and Gray
have posted a 5-2 overall mark and are 3-1 in the
Pac-10.
"It's a surprise that Washington State is also in
the pack." Brook* said, ”1 think most of the pre
season polls picked Oregon and Washington State
eight, and ninth and 10th in the league."
The three stooges — California. Arizona State
and Oregon State — fell into their comfy positions
nestled in the cold, unforgiving basement of the
conference Comforted by the arrival of the UCLA
Bruins, the Bears. Sun Devils and Beavers should
all have a nice winter's hilmmation while the oth
ers go bowling
"The Year of the Quarterback" wins the award
for the most disappointing theme of the Par 10
season thus far The Kob Johnsons, Wayne Cooks
and Danny O'Neils of the league have been passed
up in the quarterback ratings by Arizona's Dan
While. WSU's Chad Davis and Damon Hoard from
Washington
( iMik has been absolute!. ■ ihle at times fur
UCLA, often (wing yanked in the second half of
games
California's Dave Harr, regarded by many ns
being one of the (e*st pro prospects at his position,
had his season cut short with an injury earlier in
the season Johnson and O'Neil have also been
hampered by injuries that reduced their produc
tivity
Stanford's Steve Stenstrom has lived up to his
billing Stenstrom leads the conference in passing
efficiency and total offense and ranks fourth in the
nation in the cjttc-gnry with 30fi yards per game
The conference race should begin to clear up a
bit over the next couple of weeks as perennials like
USC and Arizona will discover whether the sur
prise Ducks and Cougars are contenders or pre
tenders
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