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Despite a first-quarter touchdown, the Beavers couldn't shake Gang Green as they were held to 198 of total
yards on 57 plays while only scoring 10 points.
Defense: Gang Green wouldn’t give up
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their four drives to tto post mid
field.
However, in the second half
tile Hoovers would post more
points on their second drive of
the third quarter after Oregon
State's head coach ferry Petti
hone substituted Tim Alexander
for starting quarterback Rahim
Muhammad. Alexander took the
offense to Oregon's 2fi-\nrd line
where kicker Randy Lund hit a
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interception was huge and his
piny in the secondary was key."
VVstars said, "We had to have
him isolated so we could dedi
cate the other ten (players) to
basically the run game Alex
knew and the team knew t! it he
was by himself “
After his interception, the
offense was able to move the
bait within field goal rniiK‘> with
6:21 remaining, where Smith
made good on n 35-yard field
goal attempt which was the
eventual game-winner
Waters believes that much of
the credit Gang Green receives
for their performance should go
to the practice squad, which pre
pares them for the next game
each week
' It's a credit to the players for
being able to change gears after
10 games and be able to defend
tlie option," Waters said. "But
the practice squad are the
unsung heroes, they made us
practice and they kicked our
ass ”
After the Ducks' Cotton Bowl
game on Jan l. 1096, the
defense will be losing nine play
ers who have been a part of its
dominance
"We're losing some player*
that have put Oregon on the
map on a national scale,"
Waters said "We ll be hard
pressed to replat e Alex Moklen
at corner ami Troy Bailey, who
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they epitomize Gang Green, and
it's going to be hard to replace
them."
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the Oregon
defense tight
! ened its cover
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help of tin- spe
cial teams unit,
whh h blocked
a Lund 3ft-yard
Hold goal
attempt — giv
ing the offense a
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Smith's third
field goal of the
game. which
moved the
Dui ks within
one point of the
Heavers. Ore
gon cornerhack
Alex Molden
made the play
of the night,
intercepting
Alexander's
pass intended
for Reynolds
Mold e n
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hall 17 yards to
Oregon State's
36-yard line.
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