Whittle steamrolls California
■ FOOTBALL: < t ;
utilizes its running game to
the fullest m a 52-30 rout
over the Golden Bears
By Mark McTyre
In the Ducks \ it tor\ ovi>r
Pacific on Oct ”, it look four
quarters to do to the Tigers what
they did to the California Gold
en Bears in |ust three on Satur
day in Berkeley
The Oregon football team put
on an amazing offensive and
defensive show for the second
straight week, erasing the mem
ories of its last visit to Memorial
Stadium with a 52-30 shellac k
ing of the Bears.
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Josh Will o\ matin the three yard
plunge after < an hing a pass
from Graxiani for «t total of 10
yard* The Du« ks added a two
point conversion fora IS-8 lead
I’rior to halftime, the Ducks
added a field goal to stretch
their lead to nine
In the second half. Oregon
continued to ride the shoulders
of Whittle who finished the
day with ttil rushing yards on
2 7 i arries and two touchdowns
with six rr» options for a noth
er "2 yards On the day. Whittle
compiled .112 all purpose yards
When you got a guy like that,
you're pis! going to keep doing
well," Graziant said "He just
doesn't stop, he's like the Eaer
gizer bunny, he pist keeps
going "
In the first quarter, tin- Oregon
offense looked flat, .is the
longest drive consisted of six
plays and ended on a fumble by
senior flanker Cristin
M< Lemore I'he Hears held true
to form by not allowing the
Dm ks n score in the first quarter
— something no team has been
able to do against California this
year.
"We did not have a great
start." Oregon head coach Mike
Bellotti said We didn't execute
Oil offense But mavis* we need
ed that "
With the first quarter coming
to a close the Dm ks put together
their first scoring drive of the
game )unior quarterback Fony
Graziani completed a-of-ti pass
es and senior tailbai k Kii kv
Whittle l apped off the drive
with a 13-yard run up the mid
dle. ending it with a leaping
streti h to the goal line to give
the Dm ks a f>-3 lead at the 14 r>2
mark of the second quarter
Joshua Smith added on the
point after attempt to make it n
four-point lead
The Hears responded to Ore
gon's touchdown with a seven
play drill e leading to a Reid goal,
and then took advantage of a
Whittle fumble on the ensuing
kickoff to post another field goal
to take a *)■ 7 lead
With 8 51 remaining in tin
first half, the Oregon offense
turned into the Whittle express
as he carried the boll five times
for -Hi yards and another 21
yards on two receptions The 12
play. 87-yard scoring drive
ended much like Oregon's first,
hut this time junior tight end
During his time at Oregon,
Whittle has owned the Hears in
1 'I'M. he ran for 113 yards on 11
i ames. and in 19*12. he had 12'*
yards on 17 tarries In his t areer
against California, he has rushed
for a total of 580 yards on 79 t ar
ries. a 7.3 yards per carry aver
age
"It's hard to say why,” Mel lot
tl said Ilf U III!!.;,' , Ml, ( 1 hi
style id their ib-lense j| ,m
aggressive style Out e you break
their line, you t an really get up
Held "
Holding onto a tl 9 lead
entering the tmal quarter, the
Dot ks got a st are from the Bears
as they pulled within I-I points
with B Vi remaining However,
the Oregon defense stepped up
is senior defensive bat k Brian
Collins intercepted tpiarterhat k
Fat B.irnes' pass with -i til
remaining
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top two players for Oregon
with a t nmhmaiion of J < kills
Hie team only had two ball
handling errors and passed
more consistently in tins
match Nelson thought better
{Missing vs.is helpful to the win
We've I Knot in a had pass
mg slump.'' Nelson said 1
think that that svas definitely
the kev \Ve i .min out and
passed the hall and we ran an
offense When we've got an
offense, ssr can {day with
anybody And that was the
key and I don’t know it (fiat
was liet anse we worked on it
so much this week, or if we
dit fdetl Hey. enough fooling
around, wo need to pass the
hail ’ Hut that was the key to
the win
With a win under their belt,
Kdwards pegged this game as
important for the rest of the
season
It s time to take it from
here.” Edwards said, and just
keep on going liecause the
feeling we have right now is
like no other and we want to
keep ,!
Despite the confident e that
the team got from Friday s vie
torv. Washington Stale
brought tin* Dm ks txink down
to earth on Saturday night
with a humbling three game
defeat 1 . •» 1 a •». 1 f, «)
The t iougars c ante into the
matt h with only one loss over
all and rankl'd No *i in the
country i'heir one loss t ante
to Stanford last weekend,
Oregon looked flat through
out the three games anti nev
er got into the groove that thev
dul on Kridav
Although I dwards led the
Dm ks vv ith 1 1 kills Nti Neel
was held to only two
Oregon had three team
blot ks as opposed to seven the
previous night while W ash
ington State had \2 team
blocks
1 lie Ducks never got their
hitting on Irat k In the first
two games, their hitting per
i entage was in the negative
numbers The ( Umgars. on the
other hand, never went ln-lovv
Uhl in hitting percentage
I Respite splitting the matt li
es this weekend. (Jregoti was
pleased with the results
It was awesome. Mi Nihil
od ol the Dm ks' fust I’ai ft)
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