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PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE STANDINGS
PAC-10
WLT
Arizona State 7 0 0
Washington 6 1 0
California 3 3 0
Washington St. 3 3 0
Stanford 3 3 0
UCLA 330
USC 340
Arizona 2 4 0
Oregon 150
Oregon State 1 6 0
This Week’s Games
California at Oregon
Washington State at Stanford
UCLA at Arizona
San Jose State at Washington
Northern Illinois at Oregon State
OVERALL
WLT
10 0 0
7 2 0
6 3 0
5 4 0
4 5 0
4 5 0
5 5 0
4 5 0
4 5 0
1 8 0
T EAlvl DEPTH CHARTS
OFFENSE
OREGON
DEFENSE
SE 15 Jibri Hodge
83 Pat Johnson
LT 72 Paul Wiggins
63 Stefan deVries
LG 52 Bob Baldwin
68 Seaton Daly
C 69 Mark Gregg
66 Chad Normoyle
RG 73 Tasi Malepeai
53 Josh Beckett
RT 75 David Weber
74 Michael Klews
TE 90 Josh Wilcox
82 Blake Spence
81 Jed Weaver
QB 17 Ryan Perry-Smith
12 Jason Maas
TB 24 Kevin Parker
06 Derien Latimer
FB 45 Aaron Jelks
31 Eric Winn
FL 05 Damon Griffin
02 Tony Hartley
RETURN SPECIALISTS
KR 24 Kevin Parker
83 Pat Johnson
PR 83 Pat Johnson
18 Jamaal Wallace
LE 97 Richie Thomas
99 Desmond Byrd
NT 91 Bryant Jackson
98 Joe Donnerberg
RE 54 Mark Schmidt
56 Caleb Smith
LO 42 Derek Allen
80 Matt Lofrano
MI.39 Chris Vandiver
55 Garth White
IL 44 Peter Sirmon
34 Aaron Cheuvront
RO 58 Derrick Barnes
87 Brent Barker
LC 20 Kenny Wheaton
8 Kaon-Jabbar East
SS 16 Chris Young
29 Dietrich Moore
FS 22 Jaiya Figueras
04 Eric Edwards
RC 11 LaMont Woods
23 Ronnie Gipson
SPECIALISTS
PK 88 Joshua Smith
32 Josh Frankel
P 40 Josh Bidwell
H017 Ryan Perry-Smith
DS 59 Rob Williams
CALIFORNIA
OFFENSE
SE 04 Na'il Benjamin
LT 77 Tarik Glenn
LG 62 Jeremy Newberry
C 63 Caleb Brown
RG 78 Drake Parker
RT 66 Todd Stewart
TE 44 Tony Gonzales
QB 18 Pat Barnes
FB 45 Brent Malili
TB 02 Brandon Willis
SE 03 Bobby Shaw
PK 04 Ryan Longwell
DEFENSE
DE 40 Andy Jacobs
NT 98 Jerry DeLoach
DT 48 Brandon Whiting
DE 95 Jeremiah Parker
OL 11 Andre Rhodes
IL 59 Matt Beck
IL 99 Nate Gelderman
CB 28 Kevin Devine
SS 09 Marquis Smith
FS 31 Derrick Gardner
CB 24 Kato Serwanga
P 04 Ryan Longwell
OREGON INJURIES
Jerry Brown (broken hand) questionable
Tony Graziani (knee) questionable
Saladin McCullough (hamstring) questionable
Brandon McLemore (head) questionable
Matt Nichols (broken hand) out
Willy Rife (knee) out
Leie Sualua (knee) out
Justin Wilcox (knee) out
CALIFORNIA INJURIES
John Welbourn doubtful
Tarik Glenn questionable
Strikingly Similar
Both Oregon and California are in the nation’s top 20 offensively; but in the bottom 10
defensively And both teams have new coordinators on both sides of the ball
Offensive Attack
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McCullough
Tailback
OFFENSIVE RANKING
1 Nevada
2 Wyoming
3 Florida
4 Idaho
5 Brigham Young
6 Colorado
7 Ohio St.
8 Central Mich.
9 Arizona St.
10 Colorado St.
11 CALIFORNIA
12 Utah St.
13 San Diego St.
14 Army
15 Louisiana Tech
16 New Mexico
17 OREGON
18 Texas Tech
19 Notre Dame
20 Texas
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DIRK KOETTER
Koetter is the
Ducks’ third
offensive coor
dinator in the
last three
years.
HUE JACKSON
Jackson, 31,
became the
youngest offen
sive coordinator
in the Pac-10
when he was
hired away from
Arizona State.
OFFENSE NOTES
California and Oregon come into Saturday's gam<
ranked No. 2 and No. 3 in total offense in the
Pacific-10 Conference.
Total offensive yards
Total offensive plays
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TARIK SMITH
Running Back
DERRICK BARNES
Outside Linebacker
Defensive Hold
DEFENSIVE RANKING
100 Wyoming
101 Colorado St.
102 OREGON
103 New Mexico St.
104 CALIFORNIA
105 Baylor
106 Pittsburgh
107 Wake Forest
108 San Jose St.
109 Kent
110 Iowa St.
111 UNLV
DEFFNSIVF. COORDINATORS
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RICH STUBLER
Stubler was
hired by the
Ducks after
spending 13
years in the
Canadian
Football League.
TOM HOLME
Holme was
hired by the
Sears after
spending two
years with the
San Francisco
49ers.
DEFENSIVE NOTES
While they are listed near the top of the Conference
in total offense, the Bears and Ducks are ranked No.
9 and No. 10 in total defense.
Total defensive yards
Total defensive plays
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