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Arizona State 7 0
Washington 6 1
Stanford 4 3
California 3 4
Washington St. 3 4
USC 3 4
Arizona 3 4
UCLA 3 4
Oregon 2 5
Oregon State 1 6
This Week’s Games
All teams play in-state rival
TEAM DEPTH CHARTS
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5
6
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offense 0REG0N
SE 15 Jibri Hodge LE 99
83 Pat Johnson 97
LT 72 Paul Wiggins NT 91
63 Stefan deVries 98
LG 52 Bob Baldwin RE 54
68 Seaton Daly 56
C 69 Mark Gregg LO 47
66 Chad Normoyle 42
RG 73 Tasi Malepeai ML 39
53 Josh Beckett 46
RT 75 David Weber IL 44
74 Michael Klews 34
TE 90 Josh Wilcox RO 58
82 Blake Spence 80
81 Jed Weaver LC 20
GB 10 Tony Graziani 08
17 Ryan Perry-Smith SS 16
TB 28 Saladin McCullough 29
24 Kevin Parker FS 22
FB 45 Aaron Jelks 04
31 Eric Winn RC11
FL 05 Damon Griffin 23
02 Tony Hartley
RETURN SPECIALISTS PK 88
KR 24 Kevin Parker 32
83 Pat Johnson P 40
PR 83 Pat Johnson H017
18 Jamaal Wallace DS59
DEFENSE
Desmond Byrd
Richie Thomas
Bryant Jackson
Joe Donnerberg
Mark Schmidt
Caleb Smith
Reggie Jordan
Derek Allen
Chris Vandiver
Ryan Klaasen
Peter Sirmon
Aaron Cheuvront
Derrick Barnes
Matt Lofrano
Kenny Wheaton
Kaon-Jabbar East
Chris Young
Dietrich Moore
Jaiya Figueras
Eric Edwards
LaMont Woods
Ronnie Gipson
SPECIALISTS
Joshua Smith
Josh Frankel
Josh Bidwell
Ryan Perry-Smith
Rob Williams
OREGON STATE
OFFENSE
SE 13 Todd Harris
LT 64 Grant Forman
LG 65 Freddie Perez
C 52 Jamie Critchlow
RG 69 Brad Thompson
RT 79 Jarrod Ogden
TE 88 Joe Kendall..
QB 10 Tim Alexander
FB 34 Darron Kirkman
TB 47 Akili King
FL 80 Robby Tompkins
PK 19 Doug Stuckey
DEFENSE
LE 71 Tom Huthoefer
DT 93 Tony Huot
RE 56 Inoke Brekterfield
OL 38 Nathan McAtee
OL 43 Byron Jones
IL 40 Anthony Murray
JL,5$ Brian Rogers _ 7:7!
CB 23 Andrae Holland
SS 31 Marc Williams
FS 21 Buster Elahee
CB 20 Robert Ruffin
P 19 Doug Stuckey
OREGON INJURIES
Tony Graziani (knee) probable
Saladin McCullough (hamstring) probable
David Weber (knee) probable
Derek Allen (ankle) questionable
Desmond Byrd (back) questionable
Brandon McLemore (head) questionable
Chris Young (neck) questionable
Tony Hartley (hip) doubtful
Matt Lofrano (knee) doubtful
OREGON STATE INJURIES
Byron Lane (knee) questionable
Gabe Schmidtke (shoulder) questionable
Darrol Camp (shoulder) out
Ryan Person (ankle) out
Don Shanklin (hip) out
Sean Williams (ankle) out
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WHERE IS PARKER STADIUM ANYWAY?
1996 Stadium Attendance
OREGON
Sept. 7 Nevada 41,606
Sept. 14 Colorado St. 39,605
Oct. 5 UCLA 45,779
Oct. 26 Washington 46,226
Nov. 9 Arizona 40,721
Nov. 16 California 37,833
OREGON STATE
Sept. 7 Montana 28,166 t
Oct. 12 WSU 27,722 j
Oct. 19 Stanford 21,305
Nov. 2 Arizona St. 21,946
Nov. 16 N. Illinois 17,215
Nov. 23 Oregon —
PASSING THE TEST?
Duck quarterbacks have thrown
for more yards in one game than
Oregon State quarterbacks have
thrown for all season.
LOSING TRADITION
A quarter-century of Beaver blunders
YEAR
RECORD
1971
(5-6-0)
1972
(2-9-0)
1973
(2-9-0)
1974
(3-8-0)
1975
(1-10-0)
1976
(2-10-0)
1977
(2-9-0)
1978
(3-7-1)
1979
(1-10-0)
1980
(0-11-0
1981
(1-10-0!
1982
1983
Jg-B-.l)
1984
2-9-0)
3-8-0)
3-8-0)
1987
(2-9-0)
1988
MU
1989
(4-7-D
1990
(1-10-0)
1991
(1-10-0)
1992
0-9-1)
1993
.(4-7-0)
1994
(4-7-0)
1995
(1-10-0)
TOP 10
REASONS TO
P1AY FOOTBALL
AT OREGON STATE
You’ll never have to worry
about the pressure ot play
ing in front of big crowds.
Winning was never high on
your priority list.
Coaches only get fired after a
winning season.
Your parents demand that you
be home on New Year’s Day.
OSU has better facilities than
most two-year colleges in the
state.
You weren’t good enough to
play on your high school
football team.
OSU cheerleaders are great
(when they're not cheering
for the other team).
Nobody will think that piece of
Junk pick-up truck you
drive is a recruiting violation.
It's Only a matter Of time
before Nike makes a pair
of cowboy boots:
"Air Shit-kickers."
If you hold a mirror to the
bottom of the Pac-10
standings, the Beavers
finish first every year.
Bye-Bye Pettibone
THE GAME COMES ^
DOWN TO THIS...WE NEED
A GREAT PLAY...
LETS TRY '
SOMETHING WE'VE
NEVER TRIED
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FOOTBALL...
...AND FINALL'
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