Perhaps in the excitement of moving to
l.ugene and meeting your new roommate
and starting classes, you were pressured to
open a new cheeking account.
You have already used up those tree phone
calls and you may he finding your hank is
not very convenient and the service does
not meet your expectations.
At US Bank sse will ttc.tr you like we
really want your business (we do!) And we
will give you a service charge tree chec k
ing account until graduation. Oh ves, we
have a tull-servicc branch with five
L BANK AIM machines at the corner
ot 1 dth and Alder just a few doors a was
from the U of t) bookstore. I hat's whs
wv call it our Oregon campus branch.
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ROSE BOWL 1995
The Duck offense
heated up In the
second half of
the season to
complement the
stellar play of the
Gang Green
defense
mi PMon.'
REVIEW
Continued from Page 3B
third downs in the second half and held
on to l»*at the Dm ks 21-7.
Oct. 15 at Aut/en Stadi
um rin* Dm ks were
able to dominate the line
of scrimmage on their
way to a 23-7 shellacking
of California. Tailbacks
Whittle and Phi I yaw
rushed for 177 and 130
yards, respectively, and Oregon ran for
more than 3!K) yards for the first tune since
1992. This against a Cal team that came
into Eugene allowing only 96 yards rush
ing a game and was second in the league
in total defense, surrendering only 268
yards of total offense a game for the sea
son The Ducks raced to 400 yards of total
offense, with only 9ti yards passing Ore
gon’s defense limited the Golden Bears to
162 yards of total offense
Oct. 22 at Autren
Stadium Oregon
made the big play s
when it needed
them and over
whelmed ninth
ranked Washington
31-20 Down 20 17 to the Huskies. O'Neil
drove the loam 98 yards in the fourth quar
ter to retake the Usui and dispel all rumors
that he couldn't lead the Ducks to a cnimi
from-behind victory Wheaton picked ofl
a Washington pass at the 3-yard-line with
just over one minute left in the game and
raced 97 yards for the game-clinching
touchdown. Gang Green held Huskies'
Hetsman contender Napoleon Kaufman to
101 yards on 23 carries — well below his
season average of 167.3 rushing yards per
game.
Oct. 29 at Autzrn Sta
dium — Oregon's
Gang Green defense
went nose-to-nose
with the high-octane
Arizona offense and
came out ahead of the l lth-ranked Wild
10-9 O'Neil, completing his second
straight comeback effort, hit Wilcox and
timing pattern in the endzone for the only
touchdown of the game in the fourth quar
ter The Ducks' defense held Arizona to
31 yards in the air and eight yards rvish
ing in the second half, and only 236 yard
of total offense.
994 DUCK SC
EiiUiH
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Sept 3 Oregon 58, Portland St 16
10 Hawaii 36 Oregon 16
17 Utah 34. Oregon 16
. ’4 • ; 4 I 18
Oct 1 Oregon -22". USC 7
8 Washington St 21. Oregon
15 Oregon 23 C:al -7_
22 Oregon 31, Washington 20
29 Orrjgon 10. Arizona 9
Nov 5 Oregon 34 Arizona St 10
1? Oregon 55. Stanford 21
19 Oregon 17. OSU 13
\ov. 5 at Aut/.en Stadi
um The offense was
reborn as O'Neil threw 66
and 67-yard touchdown
pasm's to Mol-emore and
true freshman Pat John
son. respectively. Whittle
took the hall 67 yards
through a uaninu hole
and punctuated his ofTort by spiking him
self in ilic endzone The IXui oflense com
piled SIS yards of total offense on the das
and the (iang lins'ii defense dominated the
Sun Dev its all afternoon tin route to a 34
JO dismantling of Arizona State
e.Nov. 12 at Stanford O’Neil
connected with Mtiamom for
three of his six touchdown
passes on the day in the
Ducks' 5S-21 rout of the Car
dinal McLemoro's efforts
helped him surpass Hobby
Moon; m the (begun rtsun) books for touch
down receptions Gang Green bent a little
in the mud at Palo Alto, resulting in Stan
ford's 452 yards of total offense, most com
ing after the Ducks had the game in hand
Nov. 19 at Uregon
Stjtr - Gang Ctwn
and a resilient Oregon
offense took advantage
of an improbable Civ
il War tilt for the Rose
Bowl bid and over
came a stingy Beavers'
team 17-13. rhtlyaw scond on strewn pass
es of 18 and 19 yards, respectively, and the
Ducks' defense stood Finn against Oregon
State to win outright Oregon's first Pat -10
Conference championship in 37 years
O'Neil's two touchdown passes tuxl him
with Bill Musgrave as the school loader in
career touchdown passes